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Tidal Sunray vs Gryphon Trident

Interesting if anyone had a chance to compare this great speakers!
I respect very much both of this companies.
I did AB comparisions between their amps and pre.
For my taste Gryphon Colosseum was better than Tidal Impact, but
Tidal Preos was better than Gryphon Mirage.
So now I want to get new speakers and going to compare Tidal Sunray with Gryphon Trident.
They are very much different.
Sunray is all ceramic drivers with dimond tweeter.
Trident is traditional but with 1000watt A/B class amp embedded for LF.
Any opinions?
murataltuev
murataltuev OP
133 posts
 
Pinkus, I know Tidalists. I'm also one of them because it is really outstanding brand. You need to try.
During Moscow HighEnd show the only room with good sound was Tidal's room. Small Amea speakers sounds better than all the rest of the whole show.
In general Gryphon is a bit too analytical, but not Colosseum!
It is great amp!
Tidal I think may be a bit too bright, but I prefer bright then dark.
This will be very interesting comparision.
I'll post review here!
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linkster
432 posts
 
Murataltuev, which version of the Amea was at the Moscow show, the standard Amea with the ceramic tweeter or the Amea Diacera with the diamond tweeter?
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kclone
690 posts
 
Murataltuev, when you say Tidal is a bit bright, are you talking about the electronics or the speakers, or both? I have Tidal speakers (Piano Classic) and I don't find them bright at all.
murataltuev OP
133 posts
 
It was standard Amea!
When I said bright about Tidal, may be it was cables...who knows.
System was all Tidal.
When I have it in my system, I'll tell for sure.
Currently I'm not very happy with bass control with my Atlantis.
Contriva has limited bass for my taste, so I'll look for Sunray.
geopolitis
138 posts
 
You cannot go wrong with the Sunray. In Munich High End show 2010 the Tidal system was miles ahead of the Gryphon system...
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