triangle Borea BR03 Hi-Fi Bookshelf Speakers (Black Ash, Pair)

Triangle Borea 03 speakers are excellent mid-range speakers with a wide dynamic range that can handle a wide variety of music and give lively and crisp sound. The bases are not as deep and rich as a Klipsch or KEF, but they are much cheaper and an all around good choice for small speaker set. Too bad Amazon damaged one of them in transit. I dont dare to return them for exchange because I will have to wait another 4 days (Prime 2 day delivery now takes 4) and perhaps those would be even more damaged. Amazon cannot deliver anything heavier than 20 lbs without killing it.

in short, these are truly wonderful speakers. I own speakers at twice the price, and these are just about on par with them. To me they excel across the normal listening spectrum. Separation of instruments and vocals are way above the norm. I found these to be the most holographic of all my speakers thus creating an excellent sound stage. For further info, there are many solid reviews for these speakers on YT.

I bought these BR03s to replace a pair of speakers I recently purchased, but didnt like. Im not going to name the brand or model. They werent horrible, they just werent right for me. To avoid purchasing another pair of disappointing speakers, I read many more reviews this time. Regardless of the source, these Triangles were getting rave reviews. So I took a chance and ordered them. I am blown away by how good these speakers sound. The detail is so satisfying. The bass response is deep and tight - I presume this is the result of the dual bass ports located at the front of the speaker, not at the rear. Theyre efficient too. I have them paired with a modest 40 watts per channel amp. I have no idea how far you can turn these up, because I stopped when the volume became uncomfortably loud. I give these speakers top marks in every category. If youre like me, trying to get the very best sound possible - on a budget - youll get way more then youre paying for with these BR03s.

I compared these to the Klipsh RP-600M + Elac Debut 6.2 + Polk XT20 + Sony SSCS5 all side by side. I was using a Sony 100W $600 amp with a subwoofer. The Arrow were far and above the standouts, only the Klipsch competed, but severely lacked imaging and emotional response and dynamic range by comparison. It did have a lower mid base that seemed a bit more full at times. The Arrow sound amazing from Classical to Rock to Vocals. The paper cones have an incredible ability to reach into your chest and command emotion in a way that none of the others did whatsoever, adding a whole other dimension to music, there is a sweetness and magic to the listening. Zero Fidelity audio review on Youtube called them his favorite speakers under $1,000. There is ton of acclaim for the others in this list but I would ignore it. Maybe compare them to the Klipsh but not the others. The Elac 6.2 was very boring and flat (on mid range 100W equipment), the next step up from them is supposed to be better. The PolkXT20 were very low quality by comparison but also cost less. The Sony were great for $120 range but were lacking in base. There was also an audiophile comparing them with me who agreed with all of the above, I dont claim that but I have a good ear. I had the mahogany ones for anyone comparing colors to sound reviews. Note: make sure to try them without tone controls, they sounded far better without. All that being said, while they definitely have strong base, sometime they seem a bit lacking in the mid bass volume.

Evaluated Triangle BR03’s against KEF Q150’s, used ELAC Uni-fi slim 5. Each speaker had its strengths and weaknesses - to me, the BR03’s had the most balanced and well-rounded sound. Since I was pairing the speakers with an inexpensive class D, integrated amp, I was concerned that the Aiyima T9 could not drive the ELAC. The Triangles are simple to drive and sounded surprisingly transparent and clear without the sharpness, treble forwardness of other speakers. Additionally, they make even poor recordings sound compelling. Highly recommend.

Out of the box....these speakers are not only alluring and modern....but they sound great out of the box....no break in time required...full bass...separation of instruments...you hear the details of the recording....over deliver for the price...these are now my favorite speakers...i have klipsch...b&w....and buchardts...I am an audio geek...pull the trigger on these....you will not be disappointed but amazed......a true French gem!!!

They sound really good connected to my old Fisher RS636, if you’re using with a turntable I would get a separate phono preamp if your AV receiver or amp doesn’t have one. These babies get loud! I can listen comfortably at volume 3 and loudly at 5. They don’t distort at loud volumes either. If you have $600 to drop on some dope speakers I’d consider these.

Las bocinas son de excelente calidad y fidelidad, se oyen muy bien en el Nad C316bee v2

I really like these speakers for Jazz, Folk, Acoustic etc....I do not enjoy loud hard rock through them...just not their thing. But if you appreciate tonality, these little guys have it for miles. Mine are partnered with two SVS Pro SB1000s.

Speakers had a nice tone to them but they had problems keeping instruments in the same register distinct which made me reluctantly send them back. It was noted by Thomas stereo on YouTube also