Description
Slytherin is not just a color. It is a character: precision, ambition and the ability to get the best. This set is assembled just for such people. The Triangle Lunar 1 vinyl player and Triangle Borea BR03 Connect active bookshelf speakers in green are French Hi-Fi in the recognizable palette of the faculty, where they value not the noise, but the result.
Lunar 1 is manufactured in Europe in partnership with Pro-Ject, a manufacturer trusted by audiophiles around the world. The high-density MDF base effectively absorbs vibrations, preventing them from polluting the signal. The ribbed ABS polymer disc serves as an anti-resonance platform for records.
The long aluminum tonearm — lightweight and low-friction — is optimized for the Ortofon OM 5E cartridge with elliptical diamond stylus. It is installed and adjusted at the factory by an experienced specialist: the player is ready to work from the first minute. Switching between 33 and 45 rpm — with one movement. Phono cable included.
The BR03 Connect is a full-fledged stereo system that fits on a bookshelf. The 2x60 W amplifier confidently sounds rooms from 15 to 35 m². A six-inch natural cellulose woofer/midrange driver paired with a 1-inch silk dome delivers sound that knows no compromises between detail and warmth.
Connecting the Lunar 1 is easy: the built-in MM phono equalizer receives the signal directly from the player. Bluetooth aptX HD for wireless streaming from a smartphone. HDMI ARC with CEC control for a TV. USB-B for a computer. Optical and coaxial inputs, RCA, subwoofer output. RF remote with a range of 15 meters included.
The DVAS (Driver Vibration Absorption System) system with EVA pads between the speakers and internal spacers minimizes parasitic vibrations of the cabinet - so that the sound remains clean and neutral. A magnetic decorative grille without visible screws completes the look.
The green shade of the Borea BR03 Connect is not a tribute to fashion. This is the choice of a person who knows what he wants. Paired with Lunar 1, the system looks like a single whole: restrained, expressive, with character.
