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jose garcia
> 24 hourThese speakers sound good with my Hegel amp . It reminds me like the spica T-50 from the past .
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Randy Remote
> 24 hourThese speakers sound quite good. Compared to my 50 year old Wharfdales, it takes quite a bit more oomph from the amplifier to drive them. Thats my only complaint, really. The bass is good (its a bookshelf, folks), maybe a little boomy in the low end. It depends on the material. I am happy with my purchase.
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neveronsunday
> 24 hourAfter reading and listening to many reviews, I took the plunge and purchased these speakers. They were paired with a Yamaha AS 501 that delivered 85 wpc, which should have been more than adequate. I could never get the speakers to deliver clean audio from either a Bluetooth receiver or a CD player even after a sufficient break-in period. Nicely finished and great looking, I expected more. Finally settled on Klipsch RP 600, which I caught on sale for the same price. The Klipsch are better in every way, but that’s just my opinion.
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Randall Rotter
> 24 hourVery pleased with the sound quality of these speakers when driven by my Marantz.
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Richard B. Faust
> 24 hourI recently purchased a set of Klipsch 600Ms to replace a set of Bose 301 Series 4s, and thought they were outstanding but not quite the full sound I was looking for, especially in the mid-range, where many vocals sounded muddy. So I continued searching; once I heard these Triangle Borea BR 03, I knew they were what I need for a small room (16 x 22) setup. While not as full in the bass as the Klipsch set, theres a sufficient amount for me, since most of my listening is classical, jazz, some vocals and a smattering of rock. If I want more bass, I just switch on the sub-woofer, but I havent really felt the need to use it much. The break-in time for the Triangles was fairly short, less than a day, a sharp contrast to the month it took for the Klipsch to sound their best. The mid-range sounds are full, the bass is certainly there, and the highs are bright (a down-turn on the treble control settles that). Im really more than just satisfied with the BR 03s, since the sound is fuller than what I grew used to over the years. At $400, they were a bargain!
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Tyrone Ware
> 24 hourGreat speakers!
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Kokito
> 24 hourWell I first got Paradigm SE Atom, then to Klispch 600m, to JBL Stage 190, to Jbl studio 530. I think I have something I can live with. It is is small room 10 x 11. The Bro 3 have a balanced sound, great vocals, great bass and clear sounding. Im powering them thew yamaha intergrated amp s801. 100 watts per channel @ 8 ohms. And something happened, when I was playing at a pretty high listening level, I felt this cool breeze come over me. It was refreshing he he. Well those two front base ports were pumping out cool air that I could feel at 6 feet away. Better I not go to 3/4 volume it might knock me out of my chair (a little exaggeration here). I now prefer front ported speakers over rear ports. Im thinking if they sound this good now, what more lovely they will sound after 40 hours or so break in! I wish they would insrease the whoofer to 7 inch in larger speaker. 7 is Gods favorite number, I once has ADS 710s and they were a favorite speaker for me in the 70s and 80s.
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A R
> 24 hourI sampled these Triangle BR03s at a hi-fi shop yesterday and walked out with them. Havent been able to stop listening since! For the price, they sound phenomenal. Im running them through a Rega Brio and using my pro-ject turntable and a DAC to Optical for my TV. It all sounds incredible! Very happy customer, overall.
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Stephen Elias
> 24 hourAn absolutely outstanding option at, or around, the $300 price point. For that matter, its a good option at the $599 price point. It has a sound to it, as compared to a studio monitor or an exceptionally neutral loudspeaker, but that sound will be quite pleasing to most people.
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Jerry K
> 24 hourI have been a fan of home audio for decades and so sound of my systems are quite important with a dedicated system in virtually every room of my house. I wanted to upgrade the speakers in the living room which is a fairly low-usage environment although recently we have been using it more for entertainment and relaxation. I have a dedicated Mediaroom with a fairly high-end theater system so I have that as my standard. These BRO3 (yes bro 3) speakers blew me away, a huge upgrade over the name brand towers they replaced, brilliant highs, warm forward midrange and realistic but not overpowering bass is the sound signature. Coupled with a moderate but tight/fast sub they are amazing and I highly recommend them.