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

These speakers sound good with my Hegel amp . It reminds me like the spica T-50 from the past .

These 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.

After 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.

Very pleased with the sound quality of these speakers when driven by my Marantz.

I 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!

Great speakers!

Well 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.

I 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.

An 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.

I 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.