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The T66s did a solid job of keeping that chugging, constantly forward beat in focus, and when the chorus hit and those guitars smashed down, the sound was bigger than it needed to be (in a good way). Bass is a big part of that track—the low end keeps the composition alive and makes sure it never sounds empty or cold—and the T66s have some ...
"The T66s did what I expected, and that's a very good thing. There were some surprises, some obvious sonic enhancements, and some quality-of-life improvements like those delectable adjustable feet. As the first speaker under the new ownership, the T66s are a wonderful addition to the GoldenEar product line. Just as speakers that look great ...
T66 Tower Speaker with Powered Bass Introducing the T Series The T66 is the first model in GoldenEar's new T Series. While it boasts several significant refinements of our time-tested design concepts, the T66 is undeniably a GoldenEar loudspeaker, placing beautiful sound and music before all else. Honoring the Triton Series The T66 honors the […]
The T66s easily held up on the loud passages but also were able to articulate the very quiet beginning and build-up. The choir maintained a sense of massiveness, located behind the orchestra and the soundstage went well beyond the right and left of the speakers. This effect made the music so much more 3D and less stereo.
GoldenEar's latest high-tech tower speaker. GoldenEar blew me away when I heard some of their bookshelf and tower speakers a few years ago. The company's T66 floor-stander is a culmination of everything they've learned over their years, and it's the first model from their new T series to be released.
I think the GoldenEar T66 offers better value than the Monitor Audio. For $2300 less, the pair of T66s came close to matching the resolution of the Gold 300s, while producing far more bass. The Monitor Audios require a standalone subwoofer to equal the low-end output of the GoldenEars, further increasing the price discrepancy.
Loudspeaker company GoldenEar Technology was founded in 2010 by audio industry veteran Sandy Gross after he left Definitive Technology. With a design team based in Canada that included Martyn Miller, who is still GoldenEar's senior acoustic engineer, GoldenEar produced a series of relatively affordable speakers that garnered favorable reviews in Stereophile.
But, as clean as the T66s were, the Gold 300s were a touch more revealing. Waits's baritone is the focal point of his recordings. It is rough and well worn, and the Gold 300s better exposed its full hoarseness, delivering it "like a coarser-grit sandpaper," Philip writes.
GoldenEar's new T66 tower speaker offers audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts high performance in a slender and stylish design. It is a speaker that takes what is already great about the brand and elevates it to a higher level of fit and finish.
The T66s are an update of and an homage to the popular Triton speaker series of the pre-AudioQuest era, but they aren't backwards looking. The T66s maintain the thin wind-swept form factor and feature the active DSP-controlled powered subwoofer units that are the hallmarks of the GoldenEar brand. They also include the AMT High-Velocity Folded ...