Mythos STS is going for $1500 and the GoldenEars retail at $1300. Has anybody heard both of these to compare? I am wondering what could be better between the two.
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Thread: Mythos STS vs GoldenEar Triton Two Tower
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06-03-2011, 11:02 PM #1Casual HD User
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Mythos STS vs GoldenEar Triton Two Tower
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06-03-2011, 11:50 PM #2Super Moderator
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I have not heard the GoldenEars personally, but everyone that I have talked to that has heard them, basically states that the GoldenEars can't be beat at three their price and more.
Admittedly, speaker selection is an extremely personal decision, but I can't wait til I can locate a pair of the Triton Twos to listen to.______
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I have done some A/B testing with both and the Tritons are the clear winner, hands down. The new folded ribbon tweeter they are using delivers one of the best sound stages I have heard even when compared to speakers costing much, much more. Check out this review - LINK
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Derek, both are very capable. Excellent, really. From what I'm seeing, it's not uncommon for Definitive dealers to be on board with GoldenEar. Try to find a dealer with both lines and do a comparison.
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Thanks for all the help. Looks like I have a GoldenEar dealer 10 miles from me. I'll check them out. I will say that the Mythos look more appealing, at least from online.
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Just wait until you audition them. Looks have nothing to do with sound quality/superiority...
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Personally, I wasn't impressed with the look of the Triton II's - too much fabric for my tastes. However - they sound simply sublime. I was very impressed by the audio quality during moderate volumes - you don't have to crank these to get amazing sound. That HVFR tweeter is something magical.
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