GoldenEar TritonCinema Two 5-Channel Surround System - Part 2 (TPV 101)
High-End Surround Sound For the Rest of Us
March 18th, 2011 -- by Chris MartensSource: The Perfect Vision
GoldenEar Technology SuperSat 50 C center channel speaker
Type: 2-way, three-driver, dual-passive radiator-equipped center channel speaker
Driver complement:
• One High-Velocity Folded Ribbon (Heil-type) tweeter,
• Two 4 ½-inch mid-bass drivers,
• Two 4-inch x 7-inch passive radiators.
Frequency response: 60Hz – 35kHz
Sensitivity: 92 dB
Impedance: Compatible with 8 Ohms
Dimensions (HxWxD): 4.75” x 27” x 2.5”
Weight: 8 lbs. each
Warranty: 5 years
Price: $499.99/each
GoldenEar Technology SuperSat 3 satellite speaker
Type: 2-way, three-driver, sealed enclosure satellite speaker
Driver complement:
• One High-Velocity Folded Ribbon (Heil-type) tweeter,
• Two 4 ½-inch mid-bass drivers.
Frequency response: 80Hz – 35kHz
Sensitivity: 92 dB
Impedance: Compatible with 8 Ohms
Dimensions (HxWxD): 12” x 4.75” x 2.7”
Weight: 6 lbs. each
Warranty: 5 years
Price: $249.99/each
System Price: $3499.95
GoldenEar Technology
(410) 998-9134
www.goldenear.com
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Comments
I'm just wondering how you believe the TritonCinema Two system stacks up against the Def Tech Mythos ST or STS systems on a sonic level without thinking of the cost factor. I have a pair of ST's that I love in a two channel set up. I'm considering building a 5.1 home theater around the ST's with the matching Mythos Ten and Gem XL's. However, I might be able to sell or trade the ST's and go for the whole GoldenEar TritonCinema Two set up. I did have an opportunity for a brief listen to the Triton Two's vs. ST's while out of town on business. Locally, I do not have the same opportunity. I am extremely impressed with the Triton Two's although the ST's have their strengths as well. My initial impressions was that the ST's played a little louder at same amp levels and had more pronounced vocal reproduction. I'm wondering if this is due to the size difference of the mid/bass drivers. (ST has 5.25" vs 4.5" on the Triton Twos) The Triton Twos were better at capturing the accuracy and every nuance of musical instruments which I found to be extremely pleasing to my ear. Had I not already purchased the ST's, I wouldn't have this dilema. In the end, money does matter to me as I have a budget to uphold. I'm just thinking that the ST's are $4K for the pair brand new and I can possibly get enough selling them to put me in reasonble reach of the Golden Ear system. I still love the ST's, I just think the GoldenEars are a little easier on my ears. Any comments or thoughts?