A Legacy of French Acoustic Design

Triangle’s story began in 1980 with Renaud de Vergnettes, a young Parisian interior designer who left his career to pursue a singular vision: creating high-fidelity speakers with a sound and style unlike anything else. In a modest garage workshop, he developed early prototypes that combined sculptural form with detailed acoustic performance, using paper-cone drivers and custom filtering to deliver a fast, natural sound.

What started as an experiment became a lifelong pursuit of sonic excellence. Triangle quickly earned praise from respected publications and audiophiles alike, launching its first speaker, the 1180, to critical acclaim.

Today, every Triangle speaker is still designed, assembled, and tested in Soissons, France. With over 40 years of acoustic research and artisanal craftsmanship behind them, Triangle continues to refine its signature sound: expressive, precise, and deeply musical.

They Have Decades of Innovation

1980s: Crafting a New Sound

Triangle launched in 1980 with the 1180 speaker, a two-part design that used Audax paper drivers and custom filtering for a fast, natural sound. Acclaimed by Revue du Son, it set the tone for Triangle’s expressive sonic identity.

1990s: Growth and Experimentation

The 1990s brought wider recognition with the Minimum bookshelf speaker and a new facility in Soissons. Triangle also explored amplifier design, reinforcing its reputation for creativity and acoustic depth.

2000s: Global Ambitions

With the Magellan series, Triangle proved its technical mastery. A custom-built factory opened in 2004 to support growing demand. The decade also saw major transitions: the founder’s retirement, the rise of digital music, and increasing international competition.

2010s-Today: Innovation Continues

A new team embraced modern formats like streaming and vinyl revival while preserving Triangle’s design philosophy. With in-house production and advanced R&D, Triangle continues to grow, mixing tradition with forward-thinking acoustics.

About Their Signature Triangle Series

Triangle designs speakers for every type of listener, from discerning audiophiles to modern streaming households. Each series reflects a different balance of craftsmanship, innovation, and musical expression.

Magellan

Reference-class loudspeakers designed for uncompromising audio performance.

• Format: Floorstanding
• Use: Dedicated HiFi listening rooms
• Tech: Proprietary horn-loaded tweeters, precision filtering
• Finishes: Premium wood veneers and lacquered options

Signature

Flagship models that deliver rich, expressive dynamics and acoustic precision.

• Format: Floorstanding, bookshelf, center
• Use: Stereo or home theater with audiophile intent
• Tech: Twin-cavity cabinets, optimized crossovers
• Finishes: High-gloss lacquered wood

Esprit EZ

Balanced speakers for immersive sound and versatility across genres.

• Format: Floorstanding, bookshelf, center
• Use: Music lovers upgrading to serious HiFi
• Tech: Horn tweeters, cellulose paper midrange
• Finishes: Walnut, white, black, and other classic options

BOREA & BOREA CONNECT

Affordable, high-performance speakers with plug-and-play convenience.

• Format: Bookshelf, floorstanding, active
• Use: Compact systems, streaming setups, TV
• Tech: Integrated amplification (CONNECT), wide dispersion tweeters
• Finishes: Scandinavian-inspired colorways

AIO Series

Wireless speakers combining HiFi heritage with digital streaming.

• Format: Compact all-in-one
• Use: Multi-room playback, casual HiFi
• Tech: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, AirPlay, aptX
• Finishes: Fabric grilles, contemporary color choices

Subwoofers & Stands

Designed to complement Triangle speakers with acoustic stability and extension.

• Use: Enhanced bass response, optimal positioning
• Tech: Front- and down-firing subwoofer models
• Finishes: Coordinated with main speaker lines

Why Choose Triangle at Audio Art Cable

For over 40 years, Triangle has been designing and assembling its prestige loudspeakers in its Soissons workshop in France. A dedicated team of engineers and craftspeople work closely together to ensure unrivalled manufacturing quality in line with precise, detailed specifications.

Audio Art Cable proudly offers Triangle products, all of which benefit from:

• Careful manufacturing and assembly with millimetric precision
• Strict controls including centering, coil positioning, and CLIO frequency response checks
• In-house research and development using the Klippel system, CAD software, MLSSA, and CLIO measurement tools
• Cabinets designed through vibration analysis using laser-sensor accelerometers to control deformation
• Filtering handled by Triangle’s most experienced acousticians to maintain a dynamic, precise, and lively identity
• An anechoic chamber installed at the factory for acoustic control and final testing
• Support from a team based in Soissons, France, ready to share tips and advice to help you build the best sound system
• A 30-day home trial: listen and try the product at home, with a full refund available if it doesn’t meet your expectations

FAQs About Triangle Speakers

What makes Triangle speakers different from other brands?

Triangle designs and assembles its prestige loudspeakers entirely in Soissons, France. Each unit is built with precise acoustic filtering, hand-assembled drivers, and cabinets reinforced using vibration analysis. Their sound signature is dynamic, precise, and lively.

Are Triangle speakers good for both analog and streaming?

Yes. Triangle offers high-performance passive speakers for traditional setups, as well as active models like the Borea Connect series that support digital formats, streaming, and even vinyl playback through built-in phono inputs.

Where are Triangle speakers made?

All Triangle prestige loudspeakers are designed and assembled in France. The Soissons workshop handles everything from R&D and prototyping to acoustic testing and final assembly.

Do Triangle bookshelf models need a subwoofer?

Not necessarily. Triangle bookshelf speakers, such as those in the Borea range, are engineered for musical clarity and presence. For extended low-end performance, users can add a subwoofer, but it depends on room size and listening preferences.

Can Triangle speakers pair with tube amps?

Yes. Triangle speakers are known for their sensitivity and expressive character, making them well-suited for tube amplifiers and high-fidelity analog systems. Filtering and driver matching are tuned for rich, detailed playback across formats.

Ready to Explore French HiFi Craftsmanship?

We’re here to help you find the right Triangle speakers for your system and space. As an authorized Triangle dealer, Audio Art Cable offers expert guidance, competitive pricing, and personal support from start to finish.

Reach out today for help comparing models, matching your gear, or setting up a 30-day home trial. Let’s build something that sounds incredible.