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Galion TS Voyager TL Transmission Line Speaker ($1195 for a pair)

Galion TS Voyager TL Transmission Line Speaker ($1195 for a pair)

Regular price $1,195.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $1,195.00 USD
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Only available in Canada, USA and EU. Sold out everywhere else.

Experience the incredible transmission line bass at an affordable price
  • Transmission line
  • Buttery smooth treble and midrange
  • A warm sounding speaker
  • 14-day easy return trial period
  • Impedance: Nominal 8 ohms
  • Sensitivity: 84db
  • Recommended amplification: 50w+
  • Frequency response: 43hz - 20khz+
  • Magnetic grills included
  • 28mm silk-dome tweeter
  • 5.25” treated paper cone woofer
  • Dimensions: 7.5” W x 14” H x 12” D 

  • Price is for the pair

2-Year Warranty and Easy Return Policy

The TS Voyager TL is covered by a 2-year limited parts and labor warranty. The warranty does not cover excessive loud volume abuse.  If you don’t like your TS Voyager TL, you can send it back for a refund, minus a 5% restocking and shipping fee, within 14 days of receiving it.


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Customer Reviews

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Bang Tran
TS Voyager TL Speakers - THANK YOU

Hi Thomas, I received my new TS Voyager TL speakers on Monday in perfect condition. I finally set it up today this morning. I am really happy with its engaging soundstage. The TS Voyager speakers bring out the best of my sources of my office setup. LTA Aero DAC (6SN7 GTB) Marantz SA-15S2 Unico Nuovo Galion C100 IsoAcoustics Aperta 200 (TS) Your honesty and integrity in the Galion products are the foundation of your business successes.

Mon
Cable and speaker.

I want to know something about your products before placing an order but the email address takes me more than 30 minutes. Yes, I am a human!

Is TS Voyager MK2 SE discontined?

Sorry to hear you are having issues reaching us. You can email us directly at thomas.tan@galion-audio.com or call 5146186377

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Thad Brown
Cables do make a difference

For years, I have been using the Nirvana speaker cable from a company that unfortunately died in an East Coast hurricane. I kept it anyway, as I could clearly hear the difference in the weight and speed of music played through it compared to all other cables. Even at that time, the Nirvana was an expensive cable, but so worth it. After many years, the Nirvana met with its own demise, so I tried a pair of Galion C100 speaker cables. Certainly, the price point couldn't compete with the Nirvana. Certainly, the Galion wouldn't exhibit the same weight, speed, and clarity as the Nirvana. Fortunately, I was wrong; the Galion was every bit, if not even more, worthy, and I am again a satisfied audiophile, having found my reference set of speaker cables. Thank you, Thomas. Oh, I almost forgot, the packaging is first class. I'm keeping that also.

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Pierre Martinez
Smooth Sound

At first, they sound very neutral to me, not that different from my Tekton Design Dynamites. I knew that eventually, I needed to do an A/B comparison. Many of the Voyager reviews said that they were on the warm side of neutral.

My Setup:
Power Amplifier - NAD C 298
Preamplifier - Benchmark L4A
Source - Inuos Pulse Mini
DAC - Denafrips ARES 12th-1

I usually listen at no more than 80db high, my room is 11 feet by 14 feet and the speakers are like 12 feet from my ears. The Voyagers sounded great nonetheless. I thought they would be warmer on the highs. I kept evaluating with other sources, the Sim Audio 260 D CD transport via a Geshelli JNOG2 [J2] DAC with an AKM chip and Sparkos Op-Amps.

They did not sound bright; I was expecting a very warm sound (based on reviews), but they still sounded neutral like my Tektons, so I thought based on memory. It has been said that they can sound warm or neutral; I assumed it depends on the amplifier feeding them.
I tried with no foam and full foam. I thought no foam might be less fatiguing as more bass will come into play. Or maybe I just have super sensitive ears as I am in my early 60's now .

At one point throughout the evaluation, I thought I needed to listen to some Wharfedale Diamonds or Revel Concerta2 M16's again, as in the past (7 years ago?) I auditioned those at home and they sounded veiled to me and I sold and sent them back to the retailer.
The imaging and soundstage of the speakers were great by the way, holographic. I played around with toe-in and out (off axis and on-axis variations) with the speaker placement.

Obviously, the longer I listened to them, the more I got used to them.
Then, I listened to the speakers with the half foam for a while at low volumes (an average of 65 db) and it was pleasant. I still could hear all the details and I did not get tired/fatigued. I thought that I still needed more sessions like that to come to a final assessment.

I finally did an A/B comparison and the Voyager was much warmer when compared to my Tekton Dynamites. It is amazing how much an A/B comparison can reveal.

After this, I purchased the speakers. I have become fond of them.

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M.V.
Great gear with wonderful synergy

I purchased both the TS A75 amp and the Voyager TL speakers as a secondary setup to contrast my HT setup that has sub-par musical fidelity (because it was focused on cinema sound). The Galion speakers and amp are totally different in a great way to that setup. These products are build really well, musical, and smooth with a nice fun character that is pleasing to my ears. They are true winners at a very reasonable price to performance ratio. They work great independently and even better together. This purchase has been a real positive experience thanks to Thomas and the products he is bringing to market.