Audio T Verdict
The Triangle Magellan Quatuor 40th sits at the top of the Magellan 40th stereo range, and it is substantially more than a larger version of the Cello.
Each cabinet uses six drive units: three 165mm SVA bass drivers, one dedicated 165mm natural-paper midrange and two 25mm magnesium-dome horn tweeters. One tweeter faces forwards in the conventional position, while the second fires from the rear as part of Triangle's DPS2 Dynamic Pulse System.
That rear tweeter is the defining feature of the Quatuor. Triangle uses it to reduce the speaker's directivity and distribute more high-frequency energy into the listening room, contributing to a broader, deeper presentation and giving the speaker greater flexibility in the way it interacts with the room.
The bass section is equally serious. Three dedicated 165mm SVA woofers use composite sandwich diaphragms made from fibreglass skins around a cellulose-pulp core, while Triangle's LHS2 thermal-management system helps the drivers maintain consistent behaviour under sustained load.
Triangle specifies a 33Hz to 30kHz ±3dB bandwidth, 91dB sensitivity and 260W continuous power handling. Recommended amplification stretches from 80 to 500 watts per channel into 8 ohms.
The nominal 8-ohm impedance looks relatively benign, but the load falls to around 3.4 ohms, so this remains a loudspeaker that deserves an amplifier with strong current delivery and control rather than one chosen purely by its headline wattage.
At 1.34 metres tall with its pedestal and 47kg per speaker, the Quatuor also needs a suitably large room. Triangle recommends it for spaces above approximately 30m², and that makes sense: its scale, triple-woofer bass system and rear-firing tweeter deserve room to breathe.
For a system and listening space capable of supporting it, the Quatuor 40th represents the fullest expression of Triangle's Magellan 40th Anniversary technology.
Triangle Magellan Quatuor 40th Anniversary
The Quatuor 40th is the flagship floorstanding loudspeaker within Triangle's Magellan 40th Anniversary stereo range.
Key features include:
- Three-way passive floorstanding design
- Six drive units per speaker
- 2 x TZ2900PM-MG 25mm magnesium horn tweeters
- Front and rear high-frequency radiation
- DPS2 Dynamic Pulse System
- 165mm dedicated natural-paper midrange driver
- 3 x 165mm dedicated SVA bass drivers
- Fibreglass and cellulose sandwich woofer diaphragms
- LHS2 thermal-management system
- Front-facing Wide-Venting bass-reflex system
- 33Hz–30kHz ±3dB response
- 91dB/W/m sensitivity
- 8-ohm nominal impedance
- 3.4-ohm minimum impedance
- 260W continuous power handling
- 80–500W recommended amplifier power
- 350Hz and 2.5kHz crossover frequencies
- SCR Audio crossover components
- AudioQuest internal wiring
- Double terminal block
- Bi-wire compatible
- Passive bi-amp compatible
- Curved multi-layer HDF cabinet
- SPEC mechanical grounding system
- Magnetic grille
- Recommended for rooms over approximately 30m²
- Made in France
The Flagship Magellan 40th Floorstander
The main stereo Magellan 40th models progress through:
- Duetto 40th - standmount
- Cello 40th - floorstanding
- Quatuor 40th - flagship floorstanding model
The Quatuor adds greater cabinet volume, another bass driver, increased power handling, higher sensitivity and Triangle's DPS2 rear-tweeter system.
Six Drivers Per Speaker
The full driver complement is:
- 1 x front 25mm magnesium horn tweeter
- 1 x rear 25mm magnesium horn tweeter
- 1 x 165mm dedicated midrange
- 3 x 165mm dedicated bass drivers
Although there are six physical drive units, the Quatuor remains a three-way crossover design.
DPS2 Dynamic Pulse System
DPS2 is one of the principal features that distinguishes the Quatuor from the rest of the Magellan 40th stereo range.
A second tweeter is fitted to the rear of the enclosure, giving the loudspeaker high-frequency radiation both forwards and backwards.
Why Put a Tweeter on the Rear?
A conventional direct-radiating loudspeaker concentrates much of its high-frequency energy towards the front of the cabinet.
Triangle uses DPS2 to introduce additional rearward energy into the room and reduce overall directivity.
The intention is to create:
- Greater spatial openness
- A deeper perceived soundstage
- More even energy distribution
- Greater freedom from a very narrow listening position
DPS2 Is Not a Surround Speaker
The rear tweeter does not reproduce a separate surround channel.
It works as part of the same stereo loudspeaker and contributes additional high-frequency energy to the room.
The Rear Wall Still Matters
Triangle describes DPS2 as helping make the Quatuor easier to position, but the distance behind the cabinet remains important because the rear tweeter deliberately interacts with the listening room.
Moving the Quatuor closer to or farther from the rear wall changes both:
- Reflected high-frequency energy from DPS2
- Low-frequency boundary reinforcement
Do not assume that the speaker can simply be pushed against the wall because Triangle describes placement as more flexible.
Two TZ2900PM-MG Magnesium Tweeters
Both high-frequency drivers use Triangle's Magellan 40th TZ2900PM-MG design.
The approximately 25mm dome is made from magnesium alloy.
Why Magnesium?
Magnesium combines low mass with high rigidity, allowing the dome to react quickly while maintaining its shape through the operating range.
Horn Loading
The front and rear tweeters use Triangle's horn-loading system rather than a conventional exposed dome mounted directly to a flat faceplate.
The horn forms part of the acoustic loading and dispersion control of the high-frequency driver.
Phase Plug
A central phase plug works with the horn and dome geometry to help control high-frequency behaviour away from the central listening axis.
Rear Counter-Cap
The tweeter motor also uses a rear counter-cap designed to reduce internal rear-wave reflection and unwanted distortion.
Dedicated 165mm Natural-Paper Midrange
One T16GMF100-V2 driver covers the midrange.
Triangle uses a natural cellulose-paper diaphragm together with its characteristic fabric suspension.
The midrange driver is dedicated to the frequencies where much of the character of voices and acoustic instruments lies rather than being required to reproduce deep bass at the same time.
Natural Cellulose Diaphragm
The diaphragm is formed from pure cellulose fibre using an exponential profile developed by Triangle.
The material is kept relatively light, helping the driver respond quickly through the vocal range.
Fabric Suspension
Triangle uses an S-shaped textile-fibre surround treated with latex.
The suspension forms part of the company's approach to maintaining controlled midrange movement without relying on a conventional heavy rubber surround.
Anti-Vortex Centre
An ultra-light polypropylene anti-vortex element sits at the centre of the midrange diaphragm, with latex damping used to control irregularities towards the upper end of the driver's range.
Triple 165mm SVA Bass Drivers
Three dedicated woofers handle the bass.
That gives the Quatuor 50% more dedicated woofer area than the Cello 40th, which uses two drivers of the same nominal diameter.
SVA Sandwich Diaphragm
Triangle's SVA bass cone uses a composite sandwich arrangement consisting of:
- Fibreglass outer layer
- Cellulose-pulp internal structure
- Second fibreglass outer layer
The combination is intended to balance low moving mass, rigidity and mechanical damping.
Why a Sandwich Cone?
A bass driver needs to move substantial amounts of air without the diaphragm flexing uncontrollably.
A light but rigid composite structure helps the cone behave more consistently during larger excursions.
LHS2 Heat Dissipation
Triangle fits the Magellan 40th drivers with its LHS2 thermal-management system.
A heat-transmission ring moves heat generated around the motor and voice-coil assembly towards the outer driver structure.
Why Driver Temperature Matters
Voice-coil temperature changes the electrical and mechanical behaviour of a loudspeaker driver.
Managing accumulated heat helps the driver remain more consistent during sustained high-level use and contributes to the substantial power handling of the Quatuor.
260W Continuous Power Handling
Triangle specifies:
260 watts continuous power handling.
80–500W Recommended Amplification
Triangle recommends amplification rated from:
80 to 500 watts per channel into 8 ohms.
500W Is the Upper Compatibility Figure, Not a Requirement
You do not need a 500W amplifier simply because Triangle lists one as compatible.
A suitably capable amplifier lower in the recommended range may be an excellent partner depending on the room, listening distance and preferred volume.
91dB Sensitivity
Triangle specifies:
91dB/W/m.
This is relatively high sensitivity for a substantial modern high-end floorstander.
8-Ohm Nominal Impedance
The nominal impedance is:
8 ohms.
The minimum falls to approximately:
3.4 ohms.
Why the 3.4-Ohm Minimum Matters
The amplifier has to deliver more current as loudspeaker impedance falls.
The Quatuor therefore benefits from amplification that remains comfortable with lower-impedance loads even though its nominal rating is 8 ohms.
Do Not Choose an Amplifier by Wattage Alone
For a loudspeaker at this level, consider:
- Current delivery
- Power-supply capability
- Control into low impedances
- Noise performance
- Preamp quality
- Overall system character
A demonstration is much more informative than comparing wattage figures on paper.
33Hz to 30kHz Frequency Response
Triangle specifies:
33Hz – 30kHz ±3dB.
That gives the Quatuor the deepest published bass extension of the main Magellan 40th stereo models.
Do You Need a Subwoofer?
For a dedicated two-channel music system, generally not unless there is a specific requirement for frequencies below the Quatuor's already substantial bass range.
A subwoofer may still be useful for:
- Home cinema LFE reproduction
- Very deep electronic music
- Pipe-organ fundamentals
- Independent room-mode management
- Extension substantially below 30Hz
350Hz Bass-to-Midrange Crossover
The three woofers hand over to the dedicated midrange at approximately:
350Hz.
2.5kHz Midrange-to-Tweeter Crossover
The front high-frequency system takes over at approximately:
2.5kHz.
Magellan Crossover Architecture
The Magellan 40th crossover programme uses steep filter slopes reaching up to 24dB per octave depending on the section.
Triangle also works to linearise the electrical impedance of the drivers around the crossover regions, reducing the complexity of the load seen by the amplifier.
SCR Audio Crossover Components
Triangle collaborated with French specialist SCR Audio when developing key components for the Magellan 40th crossover network.
The design uses:
- French MKP capacitors
- Low-inductance ceramic resistors
- Large-section air-core inductors
Separate Bass and Mid/High Crossover Boards
As a Magellan floorstanding model, the Quatuor separates the bass and mid/high filter networks onto different circuit boards.
This arrangement also enables the speaker's bi-wiring and passive bi-amplification capability.
AudioQuest Internal Wiring
Triangle developed the internal cabling of the Magellan 40th range with AudioQuest.
The selected conductors combine:
- Long-Grain Copper - LGC
- Perfect-Surface Copper - PSC
Substantial Connection Plate
The Magellan terminal assembly is machined from an aluminium block approximately 11mm thick.
The binding posts themselves use pure copper with gold plating.
Bi-Wiring
The Quatuor provides separate terminal pairs and supports bi-wiring.
Bi-wiring is optional. For a normal single-cable installation, leave the supplied links correctly fitted.
Passive Bi-Amping
The separated filter sections also permit an appropriate passive bi-amplification arrangement.
Speak to Audio T before configuring the system this way so that the electronics and connections are suitable.
Speaker Cable Terminations
The Magellan terminals accommodate:
- Bare speaker cable
- Banana plugs
- Spade or fork connectors
Curved Multi-Layer Cabinet
The Quatuor uses Triangle's curved Magellan enclosure construction.
The cabinet sides are formed from successive layers of high-density fibreboard approximately 3mm thick.
Why Build the Cabinet in Layers?
The layered construction allows Triangle to produce curved panels under tension rather than simply assembling a rectangular enclosure from flat sheets.
The curved profile reduces large parallel internal surfaces while strategically positioned bracing controls cabinet movement under load.
Curved HDF Cabinet Construction
The structural enclosure uses successive layers of high-density fibreboard.
Front Wide-Venting Bass Reflex
The Quatuor uses a front-facing bass-reflex system.
Triangle's Wide-Venting design flares the internal and external sections of the port to control airflow at high playback levels.
Why Flare a Reflex Port?
Air moving rapidly through a narrow or poorly shaped reflex vent can become turbulent and create audible noise.
A smooth flared path reduces abrupt changes in airflow and helps the port operate more cleanly at higher output.
Front Port Does Not Remove Room Interaction
Although the reflex vent faces forwards, the entire loudspeaker still radiates low-frequency energy into the room.
Rear-wall and corner distance therefore remain important to bass balance.
SPEC Mechanical Grounding
The Quatuor uses Triangle's Single Point Energy Conductor - SPEC - arrangement within its pedestal system.
The concept is inspired by the endpin used on a cello.
Much of the enclosure is mechanically isolated from the base by an inert polymer interface, while a defined point provides a controlled path for mechanical energy towards the floor.
Substantial Pedestal
The Quatuor's pedestal is considerably wider than the main cabinet.
This improves physical stability and forms part of the SPEC arrangement.
Cabinet Dimensions
The cabinet itself measures approximately:
- Width: 250mm
- Height: 1280mm
- Depth: 340mm
Dimensions With Pedestal
For actual room planning, allow:
- Width: 425mm
- Height: 1340mm
- Depth: 370mm
The 425mm pedestal width is particularly important when checking space beside furniture.
47kg Per Speaker
Each Quatuor weighs approximately:
47kg net.
That makes the stereo pair approximately 94kg before packaging.
These Are Very Heavy Loudspeakers
Two-person handling should be treated as the minimum for unpacking and basic movement.
For awkward stairs, difficult access or more involved positioning, additional assistance may be sensible.
58.2kg Packed Per Speaker
Triangle specifies a gross packed weight of approximately 58.2kg for each individual carton.
Consider access through:
- Doorways
- Hallways
- Staircases
- Lifts
- Listening-room entrances
before delivery.
Recommended for Rooms Over 30m²
Triangle explicitly recommends the Quatuor for listening rooms larger than approximately 30 square metres.
That recommendation reflects the speaker's:
- Large cabinet volume
- Triple bass-driver system
- 33Hz bass extension
- High power handling
- DPS2 rear high-frequency radiation
Large Rooms Still Need Careful Setup
A larger room does not automatically guarantee good results.
Quatuor positioning should account for:
- Rear-wall distance
- Side-wall distance
- Listening distance
- Toe-in
- Room symmetry
- Rear-tweeter reflections
- Bass modes
Leave Space Behind the Quatuor
The rear tweeter is intended to radiate into the room.
Allowing sensible distance behind the speaker gives that reflected energy room to develop rather than placing the tweeter almost directly against a wall.
DPS2 and Toe-In
The combination of horn directivity and rearward high-frequency energy means toe-in can make a significant difference to the overall presentation.
Listen for changes in:
- Centre-image focus
- Soundstage width
- Soundstage depth
- High-frequency balance
- Perceived room ambience
Included Mechanical Accessories
Triangle supplies the following with each speaker:
- 1 x SPEC point
- Metal spikes
- Counter-spikes
- Certificate of authenticity
- Microfibre maintenance cloth
- Handling gloves
- Magnetic protective grille
Floor Protection
Use the supplied counter-spikes or another suitable protective interface on hard flooring.
Do Not Place Bare Spikes Directly on Delicate Floors
Unprotected metal points can damage timber, laminate, tile and other finished surfaces.
Magnetic Grille
A magnetic protective grille is supplied for each speaker.
The magnetic attachment allows the front baffle to remain free from conventional permanent grille pegs when listening with the grille removed.
Certificate of Authenticity
The Magellan 40th range includes individually identified loudspeakers, with a certificate of authenticity supplied by Triangle.
Available Finishes
The Quatuor 40th is available in:
- Zebrano
- Golden Oak
- Space Black
- Space White
Zebrano
Zebrano provides the darker striped wood appearance within the Quatuor range.
Golden Oak
Golden Oak gives the cabinet a lighter natural-wood character.
Space Black and Space White
Space Black and Space White provide high-gloss solid-colour alternatives for more contemporary interiors.
Made in France
The Magellan 40th range is developed and manufactured in France as part of Triangle's premium loudspeaker programme.
Quatuor 40th Versus Cello 40th
Cello 40th
- Three-way floorstander
- Four drive units
- Single front magnesium tweeter
- One 165mm dedicated midrange
- Two 165mm SVA woofers
- 35Hz–30kHz ±3dB
- 90dB sensitivity
- 200W power handling
- 60–500W amplifier recommendation
- 38.8kg each
- Rooms approximately 20–50m²
Quatuor 40th
- Flagship three-way floorstander
- Six drive units
- Front and rear magnesium tweeters
- DPS2 Dynamic Pulse System
- One 165mm dedicated midrange
- Three 165mm SVA woofers
- 33Hz–30kHz ±3dB
- 91dB sensitivity
- 260W power handling
- 80–500W amplifier recommendation
- 47kg each
- Rooms over approximately 30m²
The extra cost of the Quatuor buys considerably more than another bass driver. DPS2 fundamentally changes the way the speaker distributes high-frequency energy into the room, while the larger enclosure, third woofer and increased power capability provide greater scale and low-frequency authority.
Compare the Triangle Magellan Cello 40th at Audio T.
Quatuor 40th Versus Duetto 40th
Duetto 40th
- Two-way standmount
- Two drivers
- One 165mm mid/bass
- 40Hz–30kHz ±3dB
- 88dB sensitivity
- 30–200W amplifier recommendation
- 16.8kg each
- Rooms approximately 15–40m²
Quatuor 40th
- Three-way flagship floorstander
- Six drivers
- DPS2 dual-tweeter system
- Dedicated midrange
- Three dedicated woofers
- 33Hz–30kHz ±3dB
- 91dB sensitivity
- 80–500W amplifier recommendation
- 47kg each
- Rooms over approximately 30m²
Compare the Triangle Magellan Duetto 40th at Audio T.
Building a Magellan Home Cinema System
Triangle also produces the Magellan Voce 40th centre speaker, allowing the Quatuor to form the front left and right channels of a very high-performance multichannel system.
Explore the Triangle Magellan Voce 40th Centre Speaker.
Who Is the Magellan Quatuor 40th For?
Well Suited To
- Large dedicated listening rooms
- Rooms above approximately 30m²
- High-end stereo systems
- Powerful integrated amplifiers
- High-quality pre/power systems
- Vinyl systems
- High-resolution streaming systems
- CD and digital systems
- Large-scale classical music
- Rock and electronic music
- Jazz and acoustic recordings
- Listeners wanting substantial bass without a subwoofer
- Systems where large dynamic range is important
Check Before Buying
- 47kg per speaker
- 58.2kg packed per speaker
- 1340mm overall installed height
- 425mm pedestal width
- Needs a genuinely large room
- Rear DPS2 tweeter needs sensible breathing space
- 3.4-ohm minimum impedance
- Capable amplification strongly recommended
- Careful setup and toe-in worthwhile
- Two-person handling should be considered a minimum
Key Features
- Triangle Magellan Quatuor 40th
- Flagship Magellan 40th floorstander
- Three-way design
- Six drive units per speaker
- 2 x TZ2900PM-MG tweeters
- Front magnesium horn tweeter
- Rear magnesium horn tweeter
- DPS2 Dynamic Pulse System
- Symmetrical front/rear high-frequency radiation
- 25mm magnesium domes
- Horn loading
- Phase-plug high-frequency design
- Rear tweeter counter-cap
- T16GMF100-V2 midrange
- 165mm natural-paper midrange
- Cellulose-fibre diaphragm
- Fabric midrange surround
- 3 x T16GMMT15GC1 woofers
- 165mm bass drivers
- SVA sandwich diaphragms
- Fibreglass outer layers
- Cellulose-pulp internal structure
- LHS2 heat management
- Front Wide-Venting bass reflex
- 33Hz–30kHz ±3dB
- 91dB/W/m sensitivity
- 8-ohm nominal impedance
- 3.4-ohm minimum impedance
- 260W continuous power handling
- 80–500W recommended amplification
- 350Hz bass/mid crossover
- 2.5kHz mid/treble crossover
- Steep crossover slopes up to 24dB/octave
- SCR Audio MKP capacitors
- Low-inductance ceramic resistors
- Large-section air-core inductors
- AudioQuest internal wiring
- Long-Grain Copper
- Perfect-Surface Copper
- Double terminal block
- Pure-copper gold-plated terminals
- Bi-wire compatible
- Passive bi-amp compatible
- Curved multi-layer HDF cabinet
- Successive 3mm cabinet layers
- Strategic internal bracing
- SPEC grounding system
- Magnetic grille
- 250mm cabinet width
- 1280mm cabinet height
- 340mm cabinet depth
- 425mm pedestal width
- 1340mm installed height
- 370mm pedestal depth
- 47kg per speaker
- Zebrano
- Golden Oak
- Space Black
- Space White
- Certificate of authenticity
- Made in France
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Quatuor 40th the flagship Magellan 40th stereo speaker?
Yes. Triangle positions it above Cello and Duetto within the stereo range.
Is it sold as a pair?
Yes.
Is it a three-way loudspeaker?
Yes.
How many drivers are fitted to each speaker?
Six.
Why are there six drivers in a three-way speaker?
The Quatuor uses two tweeters operating within the high-frequency section, one dedicated midrange and three bass drivers.
How many tweeters does it have?
Two per speaker.
Where are the tweeters located?
One faces forwards and one faces backwards.
What tweeter does it use?
Triangle's TZ2900PM-MG magnesium-dome horn tweeter.
What is DPS2?
DPS2 is Triangle's Dynamic Pulse System. A rear tweeter adds backward high-frequency radiation to reduce directivity and increase the distribution of acoustic energy through the room.
Does the rear tweeter reproduce surround sound?
No. It reproduces part of the same loudspeaker signal and is used for acoustic radiation into the listening room rather than carrying a separate surround channel.
Does the rear tweeter mean I can put the speaker against a wall?
No. Rear-wall distance remains important because the DPS2 tweeter deliberately interacts with reflected sound in the room.
What is the midrange cone made from?
Natural paper / cellulose fibre.
How large is the midrange driver?
Approximately 165mm.
How many bass drivers does the Quatuor have?
Three per speaker.
How large are the bass drivers?
Approximately 165mm each.
What is SVA?
Triangle's sandwich bass-diaphragm construction using fibreglass outer layers around a cellulose-pulp internal structure.
Does it use the same basic bass technology as Cello?
Yes, but Quatuor uses three dedicated SVA woofers rather than Cello's two.
What is LHS2?
Triangle's driver heat-management system, which transfers heat away from the motor assembly towards the outer structure.
What is the frequency response?
33Hz to 30kHz ±3dB.
Does it need a subwoofer?
Usually not for two-channel music unless substantially deeper extension or specialised room-management requirements are desired.
Is the bass port on the front?
Yes.
What is Wide-Venting?
Triangle's flared reflex-port arrangement designed to reduce airflow turbulence at high playback levels.
What is the sensitivity?
91dB/W/m.
What is the nominal impedance?
8 ohms.
What is the minimum impedance?
3.4 ohms.
What amplifier power does Triangle recommend?
80–500W per channel into 8 ohms.
Does it need a 500W amplifier?
No. That is the upper end of Triangle's recommended range rather than a minimum requirement.
What is the power handling?
260W continuous.
What are the crossover frequencies?
Approximately 350Hz and 2.5kHz.
Who developed the crossover capacitors?
Triangle collaborated with French specialist SCR Audio on the Magellan 40th MKP capacitors.
What internal wiring is used?
AudioQuest-developed wiring using a combination of Long-Grain Copper and Perfect-Surface Copper.
Can the Quatuor be bi-wired?
Yes.
Can it be passively bi-amped?
Yes, with appropriate amplification and connection.
Do I have to bi-wire it?
No. Standard single wiring is possible with the terminal links correctly installed.
Can I use banana plugs?
Yes.
Can I use spade connectors?
Yes.
Is the cabinet made from solid wood?
Triangle's detailed engineering information describes the curved structural enclosure as successive layers of high-density fibreboard approximately 3mm thick. Audio T therefore uses that more precise description.
What is SPEC?
Triangle's Single Point Energy Conductor system provides a defined mechanical-energy path between the cabinet, pedestal and floor.
How large is the cabinet?
Approximately 250 x 1280 x 340mm W x H x D.
How large is it with the pedestal?
Approximately 425 x 1340 x 370mm W x H x D.
How much does each speaker weigh?
Approximately 47kg net.
Is 47kg the pair weight?
No. It is the weight of one speaker.
How heavy is each speaker when packed?
Approximately 58.2kg gross per carton.
What room size does Triangle recommend?
Rooms larger than approximately 30m².
Are spikes supplied?
Yes. Triangle lists its SPEC point, metal spikes and protective counter-spikes among the supplied accessories.
Are grilles included?
Yes. A magnetic protective grille is supplied for each speaker.
Are handling gloves supplied?
Yes. Triangle also supplies a microfibre maintenance cloth.
What finishes are available?
Zebrano, Golden Oak, Space Black and Space White.
Is it made in France?
Yes. The Magellan 40th range is part of Triangle's French high-end manufacturing programme.
Does it come with a certificate?
Yes. A certificate of authenticity is supplied.
What warranty does Triangle provide?
Triangle provides two years as standard. Eligible passive loudspeakers can receive an additional three years after registration, giving up to five years of cover subject to Triangle's current conditions.
Related Triangle Products
Why Buy From Audio T?
- Triangle Magellan demonstrations
- High-end amplifier matching
- Source-component matching
- Speaker-cable advice
- Single-wire, bi-wire and bi-amp guidance
- DPS2 positioning advice
- Rear-wall and room-positioning guidance
- Toe-in setup
- SPEC pedestal setup
- Home demonstrations where available
- Part-exchange options
- Installation and ongoing after-sales support
Contact your local Audio T store to arrange a Triangle Magellan Quatuor 40th demonstration or discuss amplification, room suitability, positioning and complete system matching.