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GoldenEar Wins Innovations Awards

Details: Thursday, 11 November 2010 19:58

GoldenEar Technology Triumphs in CES 2011 Innovations Design and Engineering Competition

(November 9^th, 2010 – Stevenson, MD) GoldenEar Technology today announced that it has won two major awards in the prestigious 2011 CES Innovations Design and Engineering Competition. First, and most significantly, the SuperCinema™ 3 Speaker System won the Best of Innovations Award making it number one in its category as the top Home Theater Speaker System in the competition.

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GoldenEar wins the Exc!te award!!!

Details: Monday, 20 September 2010 17:54

GoldenEar wins it's first award in anticipation of the world wide unveiling at Cedia 2010; the "CustomRetailer" Exc!te award!!!

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(November 28, 2019 –Baltimore, MD) GoldenEar Technology is pleased to announce the introduction of the new Triton One.R. This extraordinary new reference quality loudspeaker is a smaller, less expensive follow up to the Triton Reference, which has had a remarkable response in the marketplace from both music and hifi enthusiasts as well as the press and reviewers from around the world, who have bestowed upon it innumerable Speaker-of-the-Year and Product-of-the-Year awards. Click the read more link to read the new product introduction press release.

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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."