Triangle Comète 40th Anniversary Edition speaker review

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Clipdat
Clipdat Posts: 12,608
edited July 2023 in Speakers
I know we have lovers of bookshelf speakers here, and the sonic advantages they can offer in smaller setups. I recently spent several months listening to the Triangle Comete 40th Anniversary Edition bookshelf speakers.

At $2,500/pair these definitely aren't inexpensive speakers. However when you consider the fit & finish, the AE upgrades, and the overall sound quality, $2,500 starts sounding more reasonable.

You can read about my experience with these speakers here in my review: https://theaudiobeatnik.com/review-triangle-comete-40th-anniversary-edition-speakers/

Here's a few photos I took of the stunning "Golden Oak" finish which uses a gorgeous santos rosewood veneer.

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  • maxward
    maxward Posts: 1,522
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    Nice review, Drew. Gorgeous veneer! I see that Ken has left The Audio Beatnik. Does that mean more reviews for you?
  • Emlyn
    Emlyn Posts: 4,373
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    I've always been surprised that Triangle isn't as well known in the US market as Focal. Good stuff!
  • VR3
    VR3 Posts: 28,054
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    Great write up as always
    - Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
  • Clipdat
    Clipdat Posts: 12,608
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    maxward wrote: »
    Nice review, Drew. Gorgeous veneer! I see that Ken has left The Audio Beatnik. Does that mean more reviews for you?

    I'm not sure. It seems like companies have tightened up a bit on sending out review samples. They also seem to be prioritizing YouTube reviewers.

    Case in point I wasn't able to get KEF to send me a pair of R3 Meta for review (their PR agency claimed no review samples available), so I bought my own pair. Just like how I had to with the LS50 Meta.

    Anyway, looking forward to giving those an initial listen soon. I've had them for a while now but haven't hooked them up yet.