Featured prominently on the cover of The Absolute Sound magazine, the Golden Ear Technology Triton Reference was Loudspeaker of the Year. They sell for $9995 pair.
       Your first reaction might be, my gosh, for that much money they should be loudspeaker of the year. Actually, this magazine reviews and critics high end audio components that sell for ten times that price. Yes, you can buy a pair of loudspeakers for your home, not intended for a recording studio, or any type of professtional application for $100,000... and many times more.
        So, an audio perfectionist loudspeaker for $9995 is almost reasonable.
        The first Golden Ear Triton was the Triton Two and it sells for $4000 a pair. It has almost as good of sound reproduction quality as the Reference, because they share significant differences from most speakers on the market, that are in the Golden Ear Triton Reference.
        Those two key ingrediants that make the Golden Ear Tritons so different and special, are a different kind of tweeter and a built-in powered subwoofer.
     In 1972, Sandy Gross and Mathew Polk started Polk Audio. They were frends who loved music and hi-fi at John Hopkins University. Years later, Sandy left Polk to become a movie producer in Hollywood. But, that wasn't his cup of tea and he started a second speaker company in 1990 and called it Defnitive Technology. He built that up in a mega million dollar brand and sold it in 2004. He was going to retire, but his passion for music and perfectionist sound reproduction motivated him to create his third company. He called it GoldenEar Technology.
     The speakers of Golden Ear Technology have become, perhaps, the most highly reviewed and coveted brand of loudspeakers. They have received award after award. To find out more and understand the unique technology and differences in the models... click here.