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The Borea BR02 Connect is an active stereo pair built on Triangle's passive BR02 bookshelf speaker, with a 2x50W Class D amplifier, a 13cm natural cellulose midbass and a 25mm silk dome tweeter. It is unusually well connected for its size: MM phono input for a turntable, Bluetooth 5.0 aptX HD, HDMI ARC with CEC so the TV remote controls it, USB-B with a 32-bit/384kHz and DSD256 DAC, plus coaxial, optical, RCA and a subwoofer output. It suits small rooms of roughly 8 to 20 square meters where one box replaces a separate amp and streamer. Against powered rivals like the KEF LSX or Q Acoustics M20 it offers more inputs, especially the phono stage and HDMI ARC, but its 50W per channel and 13cm woofer limit output and bass depth compared with larger active speakers.
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The Triangle Borea BR02 Connect is a pair of active bookshelf speakers that work as a complete stereo system. A 2x50 W Class D amplifier is built in. The 2-way design uses a 13 cm driver with a natural cellulose paper cone and a 25 mm silk dome tweeter. The speakers are intended for rooms of 8 to 20 m².
A built-in MM phono preamplifier lets you connect a turntable directly. Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX HD streams music wirelessly at 24 bit / 48 kHz. An HDMI ARC input connects a TV, and CEC lets you control the speakers with the TV remote. CEC compatibility may vary by TV model.
A USB-B port connects a computer and uses the built-in D/A converter, which handles up to 384 kHz / 32 bit and DSD 256. Coaxial, optical, RCA and 3.5 mm inputs cover other audio and video devices, and a subwoofer output is included. A 3 m cable links the two speakers, and an RF remote with a 15 m range controls the system.
