The Titus Ez is a bookshelf speaker from Triangle, built as a compact, light cabinet with a wide power tolerance. This model sits within Triangle's broader accessible bookshelf catalogue, offering a slightly higher sensitivity than the closely related Borea BR02 in a similarly compact format.
Key specs that matter
Rated response is 55 Hz to 22 000 Hz. Sensitivity is 90 dB into 8 ohms with a wide 15-100 W recommended window. At 16.8 x 30.5 x 26.7 cm and 5.9 kg it is a compact, light cabinet, easy to accommodate even in a fairly constrained room.
Sound and use context
Expect a dynamic, easy-to-drive presentation typical of Triangle's characteristic French engineering approach, with a marginally higher sensitivity than the closely related Borea BR02 - a lively performer reflecting the brand's long-standing reputation for engaging, accessible loudspeaker design.
Pairing
The 90 dB sensitivity and wide 15-100 W window suit a modest integrated amplifier without unusual current demands, an easy amplifier match for a first serious system.
Alternatives
Triangle's Borea BR02 shares a very similar compact scale and specification, worth comparing directly on the marginal sensitivity difference before choosing between these two closely positioned Triangle entry-tier bookshelf speakers. Triangle extensive dealer network makes arranging a direct comparison against the closely related Borea BR02 practical, helping clarify whether the marginal sensitivity difference between these two compact models matters for a specific system. A rigid, well-positioned stand at seated ear height remains worthwhile even for a speaker this compact and easy to drive, and a dealer demonstration remains worthwhile before committing to any specific purchase. Overall this remains a lively, accessible choice within Triangle compact bookshelf catalogue. A dealer visit remains the simplest way to compare current pricing across Triangle bookshelf lineup. A subwoofer remains a sensible addition in any room where deeper bass matters beyond this compact cabinet reach. A dealer demonstration remains worthwhile before committing to any specific purchase. Cable and stand choices matter far less at this price point than getting the basic amplifier pairing right. A rigid, well-isolated stand pays real dividends with a compact speaker like this one.