Speaker recommendation


I’m looking to buy a speaker in the $4000-5000 range. I was very impressed with the GoldenEar Trton 1 speaker I heard at a friend’s house, and I know the Tekton DI is very well thought of on this forum.
 I listen to mostly classical music, some Diana Krall and the like, and also big band music.
Any other suggestions?
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Showing 5 responses by shkong78

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis95gi0-sonus-faber-liuto-chestnut-cherry-3-way-floorstander-full...

If you listen to mostly classical music, then Sonus Faber is a good choice.

Above one appears to be good value to me.

It is not my speaker ad.

I also recommend new Rogue  Cronus Magnum II integrated amplifier to drive the speakers.

The combined price is less than 5K.
https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis95d9e-psb-speakers-outstanding-selection-from-imagine-t3-t2-t-b...

PSB T3 is also on the sale.

https://www.stereophile.com/content/psb-imagine-t3-loudspeaker-specifications

I have a PSB subwoofer and I like it.

Even though  PSB T3 is a very nice speaker with good bass extension, Sonus Faber Cremona is more refined and suitable to classical music.

You can go either way with no regret.


Ditto + to Martin Logan Montis

I am happy with my present speaker which is out of reach to most people (new price was 55K 11years ago)

But if the speaker stop working, I may go back to planar speaker

Martin Logan is very musical and suitable for classical music.

The only catch is that you need big space.
http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/goldenear-triton-one-loudspeaker/?page=4

I went through the spec of  GoldenEar Triton One and it looks very good.

Good luck to you!

I got the feeling that it will go by well with Tube amplification.


It will be nice if you can audition the speaker at your home with Rogue Cronus Magnum II.