French audio manufacturer Triangle is the latest brand to jump onto the active wireless speaker system bandwagon, aiming to outmuscle systems from the likes of KEF and Sonus Faber with its new Capella speaker system. The Triangle Capella integrates hi-res wireless music streaming into a pair of active standmount speakers, removing the need for a separate amplifier or separate music streamer, to provide users with "a compact stereo hub" for their music, home theatre and even gaming needs.
Each speaker is a two-way design incorporating Triangle's signature horn-loaded tweeter with a 25mm magnesium alloy dome alongside a 16.5cm cellulose pulp membrane midrange – all powered by a total of 200W (100W each) of class D bi-amplification. Triangle's digital signal processor (DSP) monitors the drivers' behaviour to optimise the system’s performance, while a digitally controlled crossover aims for a "perfectly linear frequency response" that should result in deeper, better-controlled bass tones and a clearer, more balanced soundstage.
