Reference-performance powered tower • Reference High-Velocity Folded Ribbon AMT tweeter • dual Reference MVPP mid/bass drivers • triple powered sub-bass drivers • four planar radiators • DSP-controlled powered bass • piano black finish
The GoldenEar Triton One.R Floor-Standing Speaker brings much of the technology developed for GoldenEar's flagship Triton Reference into a more compact full-range tower. Designed for serious two-channel music systems as well as high-performance home theaters, the Triton One.R combines a Reference High-Velocity Folded Ribbon AMT tweeter, dual Reference mid/bass drivers, and a powerful internally amplified low-frequency section in a slim, elegantly finished enclosure.
Each Triton One.R incorporates three long-throw 5 × 9-inch subwoofer drivers coupled to four 7 × 10-inch quadratic planar back-wave-driven radiators. A DSP-controlled amplifier powers the bass section independently, allowing the user's main amplifier to concentrate on the midrange and high-frequency drivers. The result is a full-range loudspeaker capable of delivering expansive imaging, detailed vocals and instruments, and authoritative low-frequency performance without requiring a massive conventional speaker enclosure.
Key Features & Innovations
Reference High-Velocity Folded Ribbon AMT tweeter — the GoldenEar Triton One.R Floor-Standing Speaker incorporates GoldenEar's Reference folded-ribbon high-frequency driver, developed to provide exceptional transient response, detail, dispersion, and low distortion.
Dual Reference MVPP mid/bass drivers — two high-definition cast-basket drivers use GoldenEar's Multi-Vaned Phase Plug technology and focused-field magnet structures to deliver controlled, transparent midrange and upper-bass reproduction.
Powered subwoofer section — three 5 × 9-inch long-throw quadratic Reference subwoofer drivers in each tower are powered by an integrated DSP-controlled amplifier, providing substantial bass output without placing the entire low-frequency load on the external amplifier.
Four quadratic planar radiators per speaker — dual 7 × 10-inch radiators on each side of the enclosure work with the active bass drivers to extend low-frequency response while maintaining excellent transient control and minimizing cabinet movement.
56-bit DSP bass control — advanced digital signal processing manages the powered low-frequency section for precise response, integration, and control across demanding music and movie material.
Fully balanced crossover architecture — premium film capacitors, carefully selected internal wiring, and a balanced crossover topology help seamlessly integrate the tweeter and mid/bass drivers for greater clarity and coherence.
Reference-inspired cabinet construction — extensive internal bracing, damping, separate midrange chambers, and a hand-finished piano black enclosure help reduce unwanted resonances while giving the Triton One.R its distinctive slim profile.
Adjustable powered bass level — a rear-panel control allows the output of the built-in low-frequency system to be tailored to the room, speaker placement, associated equipment, and listener preference.
FAQ — GoldenEar Triton One.R
Does the Triton One.R have a built-in powered subwoofer?
Yes. Each Triton One.R has its own DSP-controlled powered bass section driving three 5 × 9-inch long-throw subwoofer drivers. These drivers are coupled to four 7 × 10-inch quadratic planar radiators to provide deep and powerful low-frequency performance.
Do I still need an external amplifier with the Triton One.R?
Yes. The built-in amplifier powers only the speaker's low-frequency subwoofer section. An external stereo amplifier, integrated amplifier, or AV amplifier is still required to power the midrange and high-frequency section. GoldenEar recommends 20 to 650 watts per channel.
Do I need a separate subwoofer with the Triton One.R?
Not necessarily. The Triton One.R incorporates a substantial powered bass system in each tower and is designed as a full-range loudspeaker. For two-channel music, many systems can operate without a separate subwoofer. A dedicated subwoofer may still be beneficial in a home theater for reproducing the LFE channel or achieving additional low-frequency output and room coverage.
How should the powered bass section be connected in a stereo system?
For a traditional two-channel system, GoldenEar recommends connecting each speaker with speaker cable and AC power. The Triton One.R's internal circuitry derives the signal for its powered bass section from the speaker-level input, so a separate LFE cable is not required for normal full-range stereo playback.
Can I connect the Triton One.R to the LFE output of a home theater processor?
Yes. In a multichannel home theater system, GoldenEar recommends running LFE connections to compatible powered Triton towers so they can reproduce the dedicated low-frequency effects information in addition to operating as the main left and right loudspeakers.
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