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

I like them so far. good sound stage.

These speakers were purchased for a recently upgraded stereo in my bedroom. I already had another set of speakers but found I couldnt pass these up for the price. These BR03s surpassed the sound quality of the existing pair (ELACs) i.e. much better defined high end. I have enjoyed these and they now are being played together with the other speakers through a speaker selector switch with volume controls. What a wonderful sound stage thats presenting.

Received these 4ohm speakers today. Mated with a Krell s300i stereo amplifier with 300 watts driving each speaker. These nicely built speakers sounded very good right out of the box with separation and soundstage. Bass should be just fine for most. Itll be interesting to hear after 100 hours or so. Im impressed.

Triangle Borea 03 speakers are excellent mid-range speakers with a wide dynamic range that can handle a wide variety of music and give lively and crisp sound. The bases are not as deep and rich as a Klipsch or KEF, but they are much cheaper and an all around good choice for small speaker set. Too bad Amazon damaged one of them in transit. I dont dare to return them for exchange because I will have to wait another 4 days (Prime 2 day delivery now takes 4) and perhaps those would be even more damaged. Amazon cannot deliver anything heavier than 20 lbs without killing it.

Received these yesterday... WOW !! these speakers sound great right out of the box. Much clearer with greater drive than the Elacs I purchased last year. Found these on sale for $ 350 during Christmas Holiday. Man Im so happy I did. Easily worth the full list price .

After reading countless reviews and watching y/tube videos praising these speakers I bought these from adorama over b/friday. They sound good but nowhere as good as I was led to believe. They image fairly well and Im sure most people will find them to be adequate, but they just didnt do it for me. I found them lacking in weight in their sound signature and sounding hallow. I have the Klipsch RP600Ms and the Studio 530s and after A/Bing both, preferred them both over the BRO3s. In another room I have the Polk RTIA3 and though the BRO3s offer a pleasing sounding high end, in the end the lack of bass response made me gravitate toward the Polks. So maybe Z was right after all. Theres something not quite right about these speakers. Either a defect or something that only some people experience because it seems a majority of folks seem to love the BRO3s. In my case, I was happy to bear the cost of return shipping to send these back. For me to keep them, they would have to be discernibly better than what I have...and they were not.

Sounds great and looks good. Not the smallest bookshelf speakers but a nice addition to any sound system.

I paired these with a Cambridge AXA35 amplifier, a Cambridge ACX35 CD and various inputs (TV, Pandora, TuneIn, iMac) via an Echo Link and an old iPod. I am blown away by how good this sounds for the money - and how much better this sounds than my old - much loved - hi-fi (an earlier Cambridge Audio amp from Richer Sounds) through Celestion speakers that I left behind when we moved from London to the USA.

These are great book shelf speakers , out of the box . They are hard to beat for clear accurate sound and they also have quite reasonable bass response .

Having listened to ELAC UB52, JBL 530, KEF Q150, these stand out as my favorite. I would be willing to recommend these without hesitation to anyone in the market for bookshelf speakers in this price range. I admit the KEFs and JBLs are great alternatives, and I imagine the KEF Q350 would match or exceed the triangles, but likely at a higher cost. Would not recommend the ELACs, which didn’t make sense to me and didn’t sound true to the music.