Post by Owen Y on Jan 30, 2018 20:20:28 GMT 12
If you've ever wondered how GoldenEar Technology have built a loudspeaker that approaches the high end full range sound of Magico, Rockport, Vandersteen, Wilson & the like, but at a fraction of their prices, here Sandy Gross (GoldenEar Technology's co-founder) talks time alignment, 1st order crossovers, baffle-edge distortion, powered subs & hi-pass amps, with John Atkinson.
www.stereophile.com/content/goldenears-sandy-gross-talks-loudspeakers
Stereophile's John Atkinson reviewed the flagship GoldenEar Technology Triton Reference loudspeaker last month:
www.stereophile.com/content/goldenear-technology-triton-reference-loudspeaker
One Ribbon tweeter + 2 mids + 1800W powered subwoofer with 3 bass drivers & 4 passive radiators per side & 93.25dB/W sensitivity.
A lot of hardware for the money.
Pretty elegant looking too, IMO. (1473 H x 235 W x 476mm D)
US$8498 pair
(Available in NZ for NZ$14999 pr & $8999 for the previous top model Triton One.)
www.stereophile.com/content/goldenears-sandy-gross-talks-loudspeakers
Stereophile's John Atkinson reviewed the flagship GoldenEar Technology Triton Reference loudspeaker last month:
www.stereophile.com/content/goldenear-technology-triton-reference-loudspeaker
One Ribbon tweeter + 2 mids + 1800W powered subwoofer with 3 bass drivers & 4 passive radiators per side & 93.25dB/W sensitivity.
A lot of hardware for the money.
Pretty elegant looking too, IMO. (1473 H x 235 W x 476mm D)
US$8498 pair
(Available in NZ for NZ$14999 pr & $8999 for the previous top model Triton One.)
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