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GoldenEar Triton Seven Receives Absolute Sound Product of the Year Award

Details: Thursday, 12 December 2013 09:21

This award from The Absolute Sound is very special, as each year they give a limited number of Product of the Year Awards, which are chosen by consensus among their reviewers. In their own words, these awards are "The most prestigious and exclusive of our honors." And GoldenEar's Triton Seven is their Budget Component of the Year, an award "to recognize the single component that offers the biggest bang for the buck." Concluding that "No other audio product in recent memory provides a bigger taste of legitimate high-end sound quality for as little money."

Absolute Sound Product of the Year Award for Triton Seven

News

The new ForceFields 30 and 40 boast several significant sonic and cosmetic refinements: A compact, elegant cabinet with a curved top panel inspired by GoldenEar’s award-winning BRX minimizes cabinet resonances. A robust, efficient amplifier with Analog Devices DSP affords a flatter, more extended frequency response for cleaner, deeper bass and lower distortion. The intelligently optimized driver configuration combines ultra-long-throw sub-bass drivers for superior transient performance and downward-firing radiators for extended bass performance and outstanding flexibility for room placement. The result is agile, musical, room-filling bass equally suited to thrilling soundtracks, stirring orchestral pieces, propulsive pop music, and everything in between.

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Awards

Highlighting that the Triton Reference is pretty much an entirely new creation that delivers more power, more dynamics, deeper bass, and superior imaging--in a towering yet elegantly sculpted cabinet with a beautiful gloss black finish, Dennis Burger writes in his review, "What makes GoldenEar speakers so beloved is that they combine stunning detail with staggering dynamics. That folded motion tweeter, combined with the powered bass section, results in equal authority across the entire audible frequency range."