Triangle Duetto 40th. Among the best stand mount speakers I have ever heard! Highly recommended.

The $7000.00 USD pair, Triangle Duetto 40th stand mount speakers are a remarkable performer. They are exquisite to look at and to listen to. The best speakers I have reviewed to date. Detailed and reveling their ability to image is amazing. Huge, wide, deep and precise.
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[@OldGuyHifi]

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[@clarencehoover6748]

It’s refreshing to see high quality crossover components. That really does make a positive difference.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Agreed. Thanks for the view and comment.

[@Airwatcher]

Thanks for the accurate review. I upgraded to these speakers from the Triangle Signature Thetas which are terrific speakers in their own right. The 40th Anniversary Duettos are in another league. Fabulous speakers capable of a balanced, natural, astounding 3D, holographic presentation. I'm continually amazed by them.

[@OldGuyHifi]

I couldn't agree more. I loved them. Thx for the view and comment.

[@FinallyUnfukked]

@@Airwatcher Care to tell us about your associated equipment that brings this satisfaction with the Duettos ? Thanks.

[@ramondelgado6778]

Wow Ed! You are moving up big time! Congrats on your growth and recognition from these big companies and amazing local shops! These speakers look gorgeous!!!!! God bless!!!!

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thank you my friend. I appreciate it.

[@Moremusicnowplz]

You talk about how detailed these were but what I appreciated was how detailed your explanation of timpani was. Thank you, it made me go out and learn more about them. Triangle is on my short list but at a much lower price point like their BRO3 or Titus. Thanks Ed

[@OldGuyHifi]

You're very welcome!. Thank you for the view and comment.

[@clarencehoover6748]

I hope you have the opportunity to keep these gems, given your enjoyment they have provided to you.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Too much money for me. They are already gone. I know I will get to hear other great speakers. Thanks for watching.

[@dan-sc7fm]

Since you are going to be fortunate enough to hear other speakers in your home and able to hear them for several days each, I hope you can give a collective review, which was your favorite, and why at some point down the road. Of course, it will have to be from memory.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Dan, That is a good idea. Thank you for the suggestion.

[@CButti-x1s]

Another great review Ed. These speakers seem to get many raves from the reviewers and yours is another confirmation of their apparent excellence. While not cheap, they are definitely an attainable one to place on the radar and consider for purchase. Keep up the good work!

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thank you sir. I appreciate it.

[@dazza1976]

Great work Ed. Waaay out of my price range but still great to hear your thoughts on them. Great choice of test tracks as well.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thanks Daz.

[@Simon_Hawkshaw]

At this price they need to be outstanding, but alas, I will just have to live vicariously through your respected experience and perspectives. Thank you as always for your great content. Take care, Sir.

[@OldGuyHifi]

You are welcome sir. Unfortunately they had to go back so I am now living vicariously through myself. It was fun having them here. Amazing.

[@mindhead1]

Nice review Ed..These speakers are on my end game wish list. I’m a big fan of the Comete EZ. Triangle makes great sounding and looking speakers.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thank you. I am hoping to do more Triangle. Nite that I have a connection.

[@RickRuizAudio]

Great to see high quality components in the crossover 👍

[@OldGuyHifi]

It is very good, but then for that price it better be the best available and I think it is. Thx my friend.

[@gioponti6359]

very nice & informative review, calm and to the point.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Gio, Thank you so much for commenting and your view. Also thanks for returning to the channel.

[@steveh545]

I usually skip reviews of the expensive stuff, not relevant in my life, but…I didn’t, and enjoyed the video immensely. Still not relevant to me, but entertaining and educational.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks.

[@darcyellis1314]

Totally enjoyable and informative reviews. Thank you.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thank you so much. I appreciate it.

[@carlbrown3634]

Very good review! Thanks for sharing.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@NeilBlanchard]

Bit of trivia about tympani drums - they are (one of?) the only instrument that starts with a rarification. Because the mallet strikes the head and pushes in down, and the "kettle" body of the drum doesn't let that initial sound out. This is part of why their sound "cuts" through the orchestra. And by the way, the initial sound pressurization of most instruments has a little more attack and energy - most sound waves are slightly asymmetrical.

[@OldGuyHifi]

That's is great to know. Thank you my friend.

[@Pok-001]

Great review. I could imagine the edge a was great with the triangles. Every time I heard this amp at Holm Audio I loved it regardless of speakers. It kinda of reminds me of vintage gear but with all the nuance detail and power of a modern amp. To use another hated audio phrase it’s very “musical”. lol You had a nice flow in this review. Must be more comfortable in front of the camera. 😂

[@OldGuyHifi]

Yes, repetition helps. I thought they sounded remarkable. Sadly the Edge A is boxed up and ready to go home. I did however get a Black Ice F22 yesterday. Fun!

[@bengleason508]

I’m out running errands. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on the Triangle speakers!

[@scottbennett3119]

Very informative review!

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thanks Scott. Sorry about the intro length. I will try and shorten it.

[@geoffreydebrito7934]

No knock on the Triangle's fidelity but I would argue that comparable fidelity can be had for far less. The Neat Majistra, Reference 3a, Omega Loudspeakers, Paradigm Founder 40B, Totem Bison Monitor Bookshelf Speakers and Fritz Speakers all come to mind as highly competitive bookshelves.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thx for sharing your point of view.

[@BobbyBass-x6i]

Thanks for the review. Beautiful speakers but 7K is out of my price range. Suggest reviewing the Revel M126Be if you haven’t. They have similar specs but can be had for under 3K on sale so less than 1/2 the price. I love mine. The beryllium tweeters sound great without being harsh. The attack with the 6.5 inch midwoofer is excellent with my pair of SVS subs taking the 80 Hz and below energy. Highly recommend.

[@OldGuyHifi]

I have access to Revel. I was at Harman when we bought Revel and helped bring Madrigal Audio in to the fold. I will try and get some Revels. Thx.

[@TriAmpMyFi]

Brand new, shipped free from Denver, Colorado $1,899 on EE Baiy Acid Jazz, Funk & Brass 🔈🔉🔊

[@lumberjaxx3335]

Triangle just make absolutely awesome speakers, from the Comete / Antale onwards. I am saving for the Magellan Cello, maybe some day i can replace my Focal Arias with those

[@adsph]

Oh my. Yeah Ed those are gorgeous. I believe I heard them at Holm Audio. Real nice.

[@OldGuyHifi]

They are amazing. I think I am going to have to rob a liquor store. Lol.

[@abxaudiophiles]

One of my favorite rooms at Axpona. ❤

[@OldGuyHifi]

Yes. They were running on the huge Electrocompaniet amp. I now have access to Electrocompaniet so it should be fun. Thx.

[@nc3419]

Getting to know or understand how a speaker or amp interacts with your room and displays its attributes does take time. I've found that out as well as understanding what one personally needs in performance. I like space, separation and good tone with lots of textures real instruments display. I can give up a bit of resolution and dynamic swings as I typically don't want a live and loud performance in my space but more a reminiscent performance of live at lower SPLs, much lower.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Great comment and so true. We each have out own "ideal." I find to be a lot of fun discovering gear that can get me closer to that goal. Thank you so much for the view and the comment.

[@nc3419]

@@OldGuyHifi I didn't realize how well my inexpensive gear performed until compared against a more powerful and expensive gear for the attributes I need. Now need to match them with better speakers that can easily be driven with 50 watts or less.

[@OldGuyHifi]

There are a lot of good speakers out there that would be great with 50 watts. What is your budget?

[@mikecampbell5856]

Wow Ed, those are so pretty! The Triangle speakers seem to be so divisive. Some reviewers love them and some hate them. I will trust your judgement any day of he week. BTW Ed, have you ever listened to Loreena McKennit? She's my favorite female singer.

[@dimth-l5x]

The correct is: MANY reviewers love them and very few don't...

[@OldGuyHifi]

I did very much enjoy them. Thanks Mike.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Grammer lessons? I hope you don't read all my comments! I would be in trouble. Lol.

[@katie_0258]

I don't think you'd like this, however, I had these speakers. I can agree with all that you said, but.. Yeah, the famous but. It never really engaged me. The treble is amazing tho, it's like turning on a light. No you won't get fatigued. It is fantastic open. I had to return them for other reasons, but I don't regret it. There was some.. I don't know, paper sound on some tracks. I don't like when I hear that presence of a driver. Some boomy sounds now and then, blame my room maybe, but a lot of other speakers don't. I also found out with the stands, they kind of took up as much place as a floorstander. It looked at little messy, anyway, there you have some caveats. Loved the punch in them tho. I used Yamaha A-S3200 amp and Eversolo Z8 dac, PC as SS. I didn't test it in depth like you did, but lived with them. Still use my LS50 until I find a pair that really speaks to me. However this is just my personal experience with them in my room, my hi-fi etc. They should be lovable for the right person.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Katie, Everyone has their own tastes and opinions. I am so glad you shared your experience. My guess is that the Yamaha house sound, and the Triangle house sound would not be the most synergistic combination. The amps I used a bit warmer in tone than the Yamaha. That Yamaha has a great sound but, for me I would pair with a warmer speaker like a Harbeth Monitor 30.2. Keep me posted on your journey. It sounds like you are pretty far along and just need to sort your speakers out. BTW, my daughter's name is Katie. Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I love to hear about listeners systems and thoughts.

[@Pok-001]

Was about to repeat what Ed said. That yammy is an awesome amp. But heard from other reviewers that speaker pairing is picky. Maybe keep with the brand and try the new Yamaha speakers? Good luck. And I’m a little jealous that is a Heirloom piece of kit. ❤

[@katie_0258]

@@OldGuyHifi Thanks for the response, and your daughter has a nice name hehe :) I am unfortunately not that far ahead with hi-fi, I seem to have a sound I like, Like my Devialet 200 and Kef ref 1, it was so smooth, What I like with the Yamaha is its power amp. I use the Eversolo z8 as a preamp atm, it,, It just sound better. The caveat is that it can be hard. But bass, the stage, and omg the imagery is fantastic. It's just that little thing that it is hard, when I go above 75db ish. It might not be all that neutral, but it is really good at low volume. I guess a little v curve going on there. Yamaha as a unit is too lean for my taste. Too forward, I sort of lose a lot of the music behind the speakers. W/O the pre, it comes back. So you can say I am in a testing phase hehe. Thanks again :)

[@OldGuyHifi]

@@katie_0258 Katie, I hope you sort it out and find the sound you are looking for. If I can assist in some small way, don't hesitate in reaching out to me. You can always email me at [e-mail].

[@michaeldina1103]

It’s interesting you mentioned the monitor audio’s because I was intending to ask you if they were similar! Nice! Do you intend to check out Philharmonic or Ascend Acoustic speakers at some point im super curious about those.

[@OldGuyHifi]

I will try. I will reach out to those companies and see. Sometimes they don't want to deal with KZbinrs.

[@richardstearns621]

Thanks Ed, great review. Have been looking at the Cabasse Murano bookshelf speakers. How would you compare these to the Triangle Magellan Duetto’s?

[@OldGuyHifi]

Richard, I can't offer any advice on this as I have not heard the Mranos. Sorry. I can tell you that I thought the Duettos were some of the best speakers I have heard. I wish I could be more help. Thanks for the comment and your view.

[@richardstearns621]

@@OldGuyHifi No problem, thanks.

[@carljung9230]

would have been helpful to compare these to other makes/models

[@OldGuyHifi]

I haven't had anything comparable to these so any comparison would not be valid. Suffice it say they are some of the best I have heard. Thx for watching.

[@FillingSpots]

I want to know how they did with an axr100

[@OldGuyHifi]

Lol. They sang! Of course they did.

[@williamcanada6195]

Interesting!! Too expensive for me; nevertheless, I actually have a pair of Triangle 25th anniversary Comètes. I got them on an exceptional sale at 700 € in 2007!!?

[@OldGuyHifi]

William, I have heard those sound very good. I may have the opportunity to review the updated version soon. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@Scopolamine46]

I’ve got a recording of Rachel Barton Pine plays Sarasate

[@OldGuyHifi]

She is remarkable. She is an amazing person especially with all she has been through.

[@vinylseeker867]

hi do you think luxman 509x integrated would drive those properly? ty

[@OldGuyHifi]

I dint know that Luxman unit. Sorry.

[@Scopolamine46]

I’ve got a recording of Rachel Barton Pine plays Sarasate. I’d like to suggest a recording called “Short Trip Home” especially the track ‘Death by Triple Fiddle’. Edgar Meyer, Joshua Bell, Sam Bush and Mike Marshall.

[@OldGuyHifi]

I will check those out. Thank you.

[@Scopolamine46]

@@OldGuyHifi I don’t think you’ll regret it. The energy in this track is spectacular and the musicians are some of the best in the world. Let me ask you a copy of “Friday night in San Francisco” . It’s considered the greatest guitar recording ever made. Especially the track “Mediterranean Sundance“. Al Di Meola and Paco de Lucia have been playing this song for probably more than 30 years. Unfortunately Paco passed away several years ago.

[@OldGuyHifi]

I have "Friday night in San Francisco as a DSD rip. I know it well and agree with you. I first saw AL when he was with Return to Forever in the mid 70's. Amazing. Thx.

[@Scopolamine46]

@@OldGuyHifi my pleasure. I’ve seen RTF at least 10 times. I’ve seen Al four or five times but fortunately without Paco or John McLaughlin

[@Scopolamine46]

I’m wondering how it sounded with the Galion integrated

[@OldGuyHifi]

Very good. A but less drive than the Edge A.

[@Scopolamine46]

@@OldGuyHifi thanks for responding.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Thanks for returning to the channel.

[@JohnScheppler]

Ed, I was going to buy these for my atmos speakers in the garage, but I didn't see a link to Holm Audio? Could you please pin 📌 it in your comments. Thanks and gorgeous looking speakers.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Lol. At $7,000.00 a pair, you need 2 pair at least. Thx.

[@scottbennett3119]

I am wondering how many viewers have the patience for such a long opening?

[@michaeldina1103]

What opening?

[@scottbennett3119]

@@michaeldina1103 seriously?

[@OldGuyHifi]

Two.

[@scottbennett3119]

@OldGuyHifi it seems to be working for you. It's an interesting opening. How did you create the song?

[@OldGuyHifi]

AI of course. I couldn't carry a tune in a bucket let alone think up a song. Lol.

[@mrt6349]

I got the Magellan duettos sw2 I would love to know the diffreences :)

[@OldGuyHifi]

I have not heard the Magellan Duettos SW2. My guess is that they may have made some slight changes/improvements but nothing radical. I hope yours sound as amazing as these did. Thank you so much for tuning in.

[@mrt6349]

@@OldGuyHifi They are perfect 😀 My plan is maybe to buy the quators as i can get them for about 6k usd used.

[@renemachu5180]

@@mrt6349 I have the Quators. I have owned many speakers, some costing north of 20 or even 30 grand. The Quators are better in most respects - so natural and refined, so balanced, yet pacy and fast.

[@sidesup8286]

Stereophile magazine once did an interesting thing. They compared a then current Usher speaker to a vintage Fried speaker from the 1970s; both were top rated bookshelf speakers in their day. They wanted to see just how much difference the engineering advancements were from the 1970s to the 1990s. At least that is what they billed it as. A similar thing could be done with the Triangle speakers. Taking inflation into account, comparing the Triangle speakers, to say, $2,000 speakers (their inflation equivelent) from the 1970s. Wait a minute, I don't think there were many $2,000 speakers back in the 1970s. And certainly not $2,0,000 bookshelf speakers. Bad idea... Speakers like this I would guess are good speakers, but how do they come up with a price like $7,000? The 2 drivers are not that costly, the crossovers or building the cabinet does not cost many hundreds of dollars. We are obviously in an age where speaker prices are based on their subjective sound quality (to the company's personnel; not their cost to build. Not just this manufacturer but virtually all of them. What's really interesting is back in the 1980s for instance, I couldn't imagine anyone dropping the inflationary equivelent of that kind of money on a speaker. Keep in mind that nowadays most people will not get to actually hear the speaker first, as most of the high end audio stores are gone. I guess people count on reviews, and send prices like 5, 7, 10 grand to people on the internet, advertising it for sale. A lot of people must love surprises. It's a bit mind boggling. I just couldn't imagine this happening decades ago.

[@OldGuyHifi]

Back in 1988 a pair of Wilson Watts (w/o stands) cost $5200.00 which according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI index is the equivalent of $14,000.oo today. I am not sure I get what you are saying. Believe me I am not trying to defend Triangles pricing policy but there are many factors involved in determining the cost of any good. Anything is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Thanks for sharing you thoughts.

[@sidesup8286]

Thanks for responding. I think my statement was correct though. I said back in the "1970s" there were no real expensive bookshelf speakers that cost $2,000. As you say, the Wilson's in the latter 1980s started the trend of pricing small speakers well into the thousands of dollars. Actually it was 1987 that they came out. I still have the Stereophile review. But in the 1970s audio equipment pricing was mostly down to Earth. The most expensive speakers then that I recall were the Dayton Wright electrostatic, (Harry Pearson's reference), and the Beveridge model 2 electrostatic.Two very large electrostatic speakers. Of the real well known speaker brands, JBL caused some raised eyebrows when they came out with the JBL L166 Horizon. Very expensive for a bookshelf speaker back then; and then the Jubal model; but the L166 was not in the thousands.of dollars. What might have been the products that started the "lets see how high audiophiles will go" thing were the Koetsu phono cartridges. The Koetsu Black, (an ABSOLUTE SOUND favorite) among well heeled audiophiles, was priced at $660 in the early 1980s. At a time when most major companies top of the line stereo cartridges were priced around $150. It was the 1980s when prices started really leaving Earth's orbit, as manufacturers started to realize what quite a few audiophiles were willing to pay, because they wanted better sound so darn bad. As you say,, by the second half of the 1980s there were countless audio products priced many thousands of dollars, not just a handful or two. Products started to be priced according to their perceived subjective peeformance, and what they realized audiophiles were wiling to pay. $5,000 speakers became tagged as a good deal or good value by many reviewers and prices like that, (almost overnight) were seen aa the norm by many. But many viewed them as really stretching it, & stayed away from products like that, knowing there were great products which could couldpretty much compete at lower prices. But some took the bait and hook, that more expensive is better, and that continues to this day. "Sometimes" more expensive is better, and sometimes it is even worse than what you can buy cheaper. Status brands started popping up, like the one you mentioned, who didn't make one product within the reach of most people's wallets. Of course audiophiles are not being forced to pay those prices. There are alternatives if they want real quality. Most of the alternatives are in the vintage gear category. The Chinese electronics are trying to make a counter move at much lower prices. We'll see just what an impact that will make.

[@OldGuyHifi]

@@sidesup8286 Thanks for sharing.

[@jonathanmoore8886]

$7g's, whoa

[@OldGuyHifi]

I know. That said, there are plenty that way more expensive. Thx for watching and commenting.

[@perlman-t2g]

Agreed. I can buy them but I won't. Can't justify spending that much when there are really good speakers in the $2K range and even more values in the $1K and under. I do need new speakers and so I'm considering B&W 603 S3 when they go on sale. Also considering the Elac 3.0 bookshelves. After a while, you're just chasing that brass ring which is just out of reach.

[@OldGuyHifi]

@@perlman-t2g I do envy those that have the resources. These are better than anything that I have heard in this price range. Good luck on your hunt. Thx.

[@jonathanmoore8886]

@@perlman-t2g I have the dynaudio evoke 10's and I love em but they are too chill. I would like to find something that isn't afraid to rock out. Insert Monitor Audio Silver 100 7g audition. B&Ws are always a safe choice