TRIANGLE AIO TWIN

November 2023

What Hi-Fi UK

A talented, versatile and great-sounding all-in-one system that can do it all

SPEAKER SYSTEM £699

Music systems that integrate all amplification, connectivity, streaming and more features into one box or a pair of speakers are an increasingly neat and attractive way to get hi-fi sound into your home.

Not only are they lifestyle-friendly (not everyone has space for so many separate boxes), but their feature set means you can play just about anything through them.

And that’s the case with the versatile Triangle AIO Twin: it may look like a pair of ‘normal’ speakers, but this is a fully fledged, versatile music system in its own right, with a whole host of features and a level of performance that makes for quite the bargain at this price point (£699).

We warmed to the Triangle system the second it was out of the box. The two speaker cabinets look smart and classy, and are an appealing size. They are bigger than the dinky Elac Debut Connex DCB41 speakers, but considerably smaller than the JBL 4305P or your standard pair of bookshelf speakers.

This means you can be pretty flexible in where you place them, especially if you are working with a small space. However, we wouldn’t place them too close up against a wall as they have rear-firing ports and need some space to breathe.

The build quality and finish are generally of a good standard. We like the subtly rounded corners and the fabric grille that matches the finish. Our review sample is a lovely shade called Abyss Blue, but you can also get the system in Frost White, Graphite Black, Brown Maple, Linen Grey or Eggplant (deep purple).