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Just Ordered New Speakers

I just put the order in for a pair of Golden Ear Triton Reference Speakers. I was able to get the first production run which should be shipping sometime in May. They will replace my Triton 1 speakers which will be moved upstairs to my secondary system. Presently I have Triton 2 in my secondary system, so those will go on the market once my new speakers come in. I bought these without hearing them, but since I already own both the 1 and 2, I am positive I will love them. They all have the GE house sound which I like very much.

Now the long wait and anticipation begins

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itzhak1969
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I always considered the GE speakers as large toys and personally I wouldn’t buy any of them but I must admit that the Reference speakers looks like a game changer at GE evolution, A serious step up forward. Please keep up update how they sound.
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gdhal
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I always considered the GE speakers as large toys and personally I wouldn’t buy any of them but I must admit that the Reference speakers looks like a game changer at GE evolution, A serious step up forward. Please keep up update how they sound.

@itzhak1969, I owned (past tense) Golden Ear Triton One speakers for over a year. Just sold them and - like (OP) stereo5 - ordered the Reference. I can assure you, they are no "toy" in the context that you describe. And yes, you will be kept apprised of how they sound. 
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gdhal
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@mechans there are scores of professional reviews and hundreds of customer testimonials all of which trumpet the extremely high sound quality. Add to that the relatively low cost, and this is why Golden Ear has been and continues to be very successful. Their speakers are easily comparable to those costing many (5-10) times their MSRP.
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jmcgrogan2
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All of this retirement talk is making me jealous!
I'm still about 8 years away.....sigh.
Golden Ear may be out with a Statement model by then.....
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stereo5 OP
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You will get there.  I was hoping to work until age 66  but my job is mostly hard manual labor and with Arthritis I really ache most of the time.  After our last snowstorm (we had 3 storms in 3 days)  after I had gone to the school and snowblowed all the walkways and dug out all the outside doorways alone, then redid my driveway again my wife told me to retire as soon as I turn 64 which is November 2017. I know I won't be able to afford any more new equipment once I retire so I figured, why not?

I am still looking into a new VPI Prime Turntable.  I will be calling Johnny Rutan from Audio Connection tomorrow.  I would love to get the TT this weekend to tide me over.  May seems like a million years away right now and I am of a very impatient kind of person. 

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