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

This is not an expert review, but these speaker are really good. I started with a little 10 watt tube amp and these speakers sound great. They have a nice sound stage with a little toe in. Real nice mid and treble without being harsh. Bass for me is a little light but that could be my listening environment and low power amp, rather than the speakers(and the are book shelves). Right now I am only able to stream the music, and am excited to get the chance to listen with a larger amp using CDs and vinyl

For the money, these are some crazy good bookshelf speakers. I’m in heaven listening to everything from Brahms Symphony in E Minor to Sza’s new album, in perfect digital clarity. They sound great playing Beatles albums or chamber music on vinyl, too. They have enough bass to 100% satisfy me for classical, jazz, R&B and EDM. Drake and other hip-hop: it’s exciting and fun to listen to, but I’d add a sub if I wanted to truly hear the lowest bass notes. They sound smooth, clean and buttery. There’s plenty of muscle there — my friends were laughing in disbelief when I maxed out the volume — but it’s never an ugly sound. If anything, they sound a lot better when they’re turned up loud. They’re a far cry from PA speakers, soundbars, and basic Sony stereo speakers. For a little more money, you’re stepping into the world of fine speakers, appreciated by music connoisseurs. I don’t usually write reviews, but this product has brought so much joy to my life that I simply had to. I’m a professional musician, but I’ve never enjoyed sitting down and listening to music like this.

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

Paired with a great amp, these speakers perform amazingly well. By themselves, their acoustic range is solid. Paired with a subwoofer, its an awesome experience.

These speakers really checked off a lot of boxes for me. Front port make them more forgiving in a less than optimal placement like what Im stuck with in my living room, and theyre easy to drive. They have great build quality and look quite nice too. I also like that theyre made in France. I compared them to KEF Q150 at the same $300 price point, and these were the clear winner. Crisp and clear highs, combined with a wonderful warm midrange. I have them paired with a sub and overall its fantastic

Beautiful , reasonably priced.

I like them so far. good sound stage.

I placed these downstairs in the basement for a second audio system. Right out of the box, they sound very good. While my system upstairs on the main level of my home would be considered audiophile grade, for what we use the basement for (exercise, hobbies, etc), the BRO-3s hold their own very well. You can spend a lot more on speakers, however you would need to spend about twice the price of the BRO-3s to really notice any improvements. I have paired these speakers with a subwoofer, but they dont really need it except for the very lowest frequencies. Overall I am pleased with these speakers and am glad I bought them.

Buy em

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