Triton 7 vs Bowers & Wilkins CM9
The CM9's impedance is 8Ω against the Triton 7's 4Ω, its low-frequency extension 30 Hz against 29 Hz, and its woofer 6.5" against 5.25". Both share sensitivity (89 dB).
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The GoldenEar Triton 7 floorstanding speaker brings the acclaimed Triton Series performance into a more compact and affordable form. It features a 2-way design with a D'Appolito array where a High-Velocity Folded Ribbon (HVFR) tweeter is placed between two 5.25" high-definition cast-basket bass/midrange drivers. The speaker also includes dual 8" inertially balanced planar sub-bass radiators (passive radiators) that deliver deep, subwoofer-quality bass down to 29 Hz. The cabinet is acoustically optimized with a non-resonant design, angled front baffle to direct sound toward ear level, and a narrow front baffle for precise imaging. The crossover is a complex Linkwitz/Riley type that blends the drivers seamlessly for smooth, transparent, and dynamic sound reproduction. The Triton 7 is suitable for high-quality two-channel and multi-channel home theater systems, offering a frequency response of 29 Hz to 35 kHz, 89 dB sensitivity, and a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. It weighs 32 lbs and measures approximately 40.5" high, 10.5" wide, and 14.5" deep including the base. It carries a 5-year warranty and is finished in gloss black with a piano-gloss black base. The speaker is highly praised for its resolution, transient speed, smoothness, and authoritative bass performance without a built-in powered subwoofer.
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