GoldenEar T66 Black (sæt)

T66 er den første model i GoldenEars nye T-serie. Selvom den kan prale af flere væsentlige forbedringer af de gennemtestede designkoncepter, er T66 unægtelig en GoldenEar-højttaler, der sætter smuk lyd og musik før alt andet.

Flere vigtige kosmetiske og soniske forbedringer adskiller den nye T66 fra tidligere GoldenEar-højttalere. Disse omfatter et dramatisk udvidet crossover-design, indvendige ledninger af høj kvalitet, en ny metalbase og gitter og, ud over GoldenEars højglans pianosorte lak, en levende rød kabinetfinish.

Robust, justerbar base i støbt aluminium har aluminiumsfødder til at placering på flise- eller trægulve. Valgfri spikes i bunden af fødderne for at minimere energitab og yderligere optimere lydydelsen.

Goldenear T66 kan også leveres i rød.

Honoring the Triton Series
It honors the critically acclaimed Triton Series, sharing a similarly tall, slender profile; built-in DSP-controlled subwoofer amplification; and a driver complement comprising GoldenEar’s High-Velocity Folded Ribbon AMT tweeter, cast-basket mid/bass units, quadratic planar radiators, and long-throw powered sub-bass section.

Onward and Upward
Several important cosmetic and sonic refinements distinguish the new T66 from previous GoldenEar speakers. These include a dramatically augmented crossover design, high-quality internal wiring, a new metal base and grille, and, in addition to GoldenEar’s high-gloss piano-black lacquer, a vibrant red cabinet finish.

High-Quality Binding Posts — Now BiWireable
Two pairs of binding posts accommodate biwiring and feature improved materials to minimize distortion. Includes AudioQuest’s Direct-Gold Plated Bare Naked Jumpers.

High-Definition Mid/Bass Drivers
GoldenEar’s cast-basket mid/bass drivers feature an improved yoke assembly to minimize distortion and employ Multi-Vaned Phase Plugs for excellent off-axis response.

A Solid Foundation
Sturdy, adjustable cast-aluminum base features aluminum feet to accommodate tile or wood floors. Optional spikes thread into the bottom of the feet to minimize energy loss and further optimize sonic performance.