For 580 second hand. No worries. A truly amazing speaker

Absolutely nothing to complain about

Better than today's Triangle. These speakers sound revealing and life-like , very fast and articulate sound. Triangle moved nowadays towards B&W sound signature and does not make decent speakers anymore.

Efficient and revealing. The Celius, I would say Triangle speakers in general, are truly unique in that they handle transients better than any other speakers I've ever heard except maybe Maggies. The design lends itself to being dynamic and articulate with out strain. A truly great speaker in every sense.

I've owned and still own quite a few speakers and I can say the Celius is the one for me still. IMHO there is no perfect product; all speakers have compromises and this is the only speaker I've owned that doesn't lead me to thinking about those compromises when I am listening to music. I'm just entranced by the music.

The only downside I see is that you do have to pair the Celius with better equipment since they are so revealing. If you long for that romantic sound... tube amplification naturally. They are super efficient and so you won't have to worry about power which frees you to find quality. I'm driving mine with an Electrocompaniet amp currently.

Happy listening.

A great product. Doesn't take a lot of floor space yet it delivers accurate and detailed sound. High efficiency rating makes this very very tube friendly.

Not the easiest to find as they don't have the most robust distribution channel in the US but try to find one or the equivalent, renamed product in the current Triangle line. Check out the reviews of this.

I picked this over the B&W 703s, the entire line of B&W 683 and 684 speakers, Gallo 3.1s, Dalis and many others.

A few notes. It takes a LONG LONG time to break in. Give it the time. Also, biwiring is helpful, but not necessary.