Golden ear triton 1 vs tekton double impact speakers

I’d like to present a different perspective regarding the Triton 1’s.
I don’t have a home theater.
Perhaps because I listen mainly to classical music, I find none of the flaws you mention.  The speaker, in my room, from top to bottom is exceedingly smooth with an exceptional mid range.  It certainly has a full and rich sound. The imaging with symphony orchestra and other venues is remarkably precise with everything in the proper perspective. I certainly have never heard muddy bass.  When the bass is present, you hear it well, and it’s exceptionally clean. 
Maybe electronics is the variable. I have a Conrad Johnson tube amplifier which evidently matches the speakers very well.

Interesting that we have such a different opinion.

Correction:
That should be Conrad Johnson tube PREamplifier.

I had mildly muddy bass with the Tritons when I had them but I was running with a tube amp. The internal amplification seemed to accentuate the tubes. Much better firmer bass when switched to high current ss amp with tube pre. 

Yes, they sound marvelous with ss amp And tube preamp.

@rvpiano........................................

i agree with you. I have never had muddy bass or bright/shrill highs on either my Triton Ones  which are driven by a Mac 200wpc integrated.  I also am using. Mac tube pre with a Mac 150wpc power amp on my Triton References and the music is wonderful.  I don’t do home theater  either.  The stores where the people had a terrible audition tells me the speakers were just plopped in a spot and hooked up.  That was the case with the Triton Ones when I auditioned them. I almost didn’t buy them but they were playing mp3 on them so I took a chance. I am very glad I did.