Anyone heard the Gryphon Trident?

Hi, I am researching on these speakers, which are self-powered below 250hz. Can't seem to find a review.
Would appreciate feedbacks from folks who have heard or owned them.
Thanks.

alectiong10-19-2008 3:37am

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sphere Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 72 posts 10-21-2008 at 04:12pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Superb, but only on an all Gryphon rack. The trident truly is astounding. I agree that the altantis is crap.
sphere Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 72 posts 10-27-2008 at 11:35am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Well for one thing it has an enormous dynamic capability. It has a very controlled and focused soundtage that is very large, coupled with precise imaging. The tone is as good as what a state of the art dynamic loudspeaker can do. It is very neutral is an all Gryphon rack. It is not sweet nor is it harsh, just a very insightful sound into a performance. That is as good as I can describe it. I would buy it if I owned a Gryphon rack.
sphere Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 72 posts 11-03-2008 at 12:25pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete The bass amp is Class A/B in the Trident. I asSume you have a large room, hence the question regarding the Trident. It is best with an all Gryphon rack. However if you have other electronics, and want a semiactive speaker, then I think a cheaper option would be the Adam Audio Tensor series, exceptional value and nearly there. I deeply respect Rockport, but the question is about active bass section so I will stick to the subject.

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