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Triangle Borea - BR10
Hi-Fi Floorstanding Speaker – BOREA BR10
The flagship BR10 speaker is the highest-performing model of the BOREA range. The use of 8” drivers in the bass register extends the bandwidth and increases power handling, while keeping the TRIANGLE sonic qualities.
The BR10 has a three-way design, with a 25mm EFS tweeter and a 6” midrange driver with a cellulose pulp membrane. In the low-frequency range, the new 8” bass drivers use a membrane in fiberglass coupled with a powerful motor. As a result, the low range is smooth, fast and controlled.
It introduces a new architecture, with a separate crossover system and a dual terminal for bi-wiring or bi-ampflication.
Featuring a high sensitivity of 92dB, the BR10 can be combined with most powerful amplifiers on the market. With exceptional low-frequency performance and high power handling of 200W RMS, these speakers are suitable for rooms larger than 30m2. Versatile, they can be used in both Hi-Fi and home theater setups.
BOREA SOUND SIGNATURE
The use of 21cm drivers makes it possible to extend the bandwidth in the low frequency register. However, the 25mm silk dome tweeter fitted with the waveguide (EFS Technology), as well as the midrange and its natural cellulose pulp membrane coupled with its small pleat suspension, remain unchanged.
The sound signature of the range is thus preserved, allowing a multitude of compositions, while ensuring a homogeneous tone.
HI-FI & HOME CINEMA VERSATILITY
The Borea BR10 is capable of reproducing a wide sound spectrum, giving it great versatility in terms of use.
Recommended for rooms larger than 30m2, it can also be used as a main speaker for your home cinema installations.
For an extended bandwidth
NEW GENERATION OF 8” DRIVERS
Unlike the rest of the speakers in this range, the BR10 features a 8” transducer for low frequencies. It uses the same basic principles as the other 6” bass drivers, with a membrane in fiberglass coupled with a powerful motor suitable for its volume load.
Fully developed by the R&D department of the French manufacturer, this driver benefits from a new basket designed for optimized ventilation, thus ensuring high power handling.
It also has a new half-roll rubber suspension to complement its motor, ensuring the speaker response is kept under control. The driver strongly reproduces each impact while leaving space for the vocal range, thus keeping an airy sound.
OPTIMIZED CROSSOVER
The BOREA BR10 speaker introduces a new architecture to the Borea range, with a separate crossover system offering various cabling and amplification options.
The low frequency crossover circuitry is completely isolated from the mid-high frequency. The jumpers simply need to be removed for bi-wiring or bi-amping.
DUAL TERMINAL
With bi-wiring, the cabling can be adapted to the frequencies being delivered, while with bi-amping, each register can be powered by a dedicated amplifier. Of course, it is possible to combine bi-amping and bi-wiring.
The BR10 is equipped with a dual terminal and can accommodate a 4mm2 cross-section cable or standard banana plugs.
DVAS SYSTEM
DVAS (*Driver Vibration Absorption System) is a proprietary system unique to TRIANGLE. The BOREA floorstanders feature internal panels in MDF & EVA foam positioned against the bass drivers, stiffening the bass driver/cabinet unit.
This innovative concept reduces the vibratory behavior of the speaker and absorbs the vibrations generated by the movement of the bass drivers. The vibrations generated by the suspension of the membrane are greatly mitigated, the latter transmitting a low residual vibration to the cabinet.
It results in a better listening experience without any coloration or structure noise.
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Powered by dual long-throw woofers and a lively treble, the Borea BR10 delivers muscular, room-filling sound with notably taut, well-extended low end and energetic dynamics. Reviewers from What Hi‑Fi? and The Ear praise its taut bass, punchy dynamics and high sensitivity, plus solid build and flexible bi-amping options for large listening spaces.
Pros
- Taut, well‑extended bass that remains controlled and fast, delivering authoritative low end for large rooms.
- Punchy, dynamic presentation that stays clean and energetic even at high listening levels.
- High 92dB sensitivity and 200W power handling make the BR10 easy to drive and versatile for stereo or multi‑channel setups.
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Cons
- Needs a larger room and careful positioning to avoid bass bloat or an on‑axis treble edge.
- Slightly less midrange refinement and vocal nuance than some rivals, so not the most analytical choice for intimate recordings.
Sound Quality
90/100
Bass
95/100
Reviewers describe the BR10’s bass as 'taut, snappy and well-extended' and note 'healthy helpings of lean, taut bass'. With dual 21cm woofers and a front-reflex cabinet the speakers deliver authoritative low end appropriate for large rooms (>40 m2). No reviewer suggested a need for a sub for typical listening.
Mid
89/100
Midrange is lively with 'plenty of wallop', delivering strong presence and energy. Reviewers note vocals are slightly less detailed than some rivals (Q Acoustics 5050, PMC Prodigy 5), indicating very good but not reference-level refinement.
Treble
84/100
Treble is extended and lively but can be forward; reviewers avoided toe-in to reduce an 'exaggerated, overly harsh treble tone'. Provides detail and sparkle but with a touch less refinement and some on-axis brightness to manage.
Soundstage Imaging
86/100
Imaging is controlled and focused rather than expansive; reviewers note rivals offer a wider soundstage. Good layering and solidity, but not the broadest or most airy presentation in class.
Dynamics
92/100
Described as 'punchy' with 'plenty of muscle' and comfortable at high volumes; retains spark and animation without becoming messy. Excellent macro- and micro-dynamic drive for energetic, entertaining playback.
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Build Quality
90/100
Solid cabinet construction, quality drivers and well-executed rear terminals cited by reviewers. Finish and mechanical execution are robust and befitting the speaker's positioning.
Features Connectivity
80/100
Passive tower baseline applied. No DSP/app or streaming features expected or penalized; standard rear terminals and high 92dB sensitivity noted.
Value for Money
90/100
At ~€999 the BR10 are described as offering 'a big, bold sound at a reasonable price' and deliver strong performance for their asking price relative to rivals. Good sensitivity and wide dynamic capability increase perceived value.
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