
ELAC Uni-Fi Reference UBR62
Andrew Jones's farewell to ELAC: a three-way coaxial standmount with a huge, disappearing soundstage — and a long argument about whether its polite, neutral sound is refined or just dull.
3 reviews
Debut budget bookshelf and home-theatre speakers
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ELAC is a German loudspeaker maker based in Kiel, founded in 1926 as Electroacustic GmbH, whose origins lie in underwater acoustics; it added pickups and turntables after the Second World War and has built loudspeakers since 1984. Its budget Debut range was designed by Andrew Jones, who joined the company in 2015.

Andrew Jones's farewell to ELAC: a three-way coaxial standmount with a huge, disappearing soundstage — and a long argument about whether its polite, neutral sound is refined or just dull.

The post-Andrew Jones Debut that most reviewers call a budget benchmark — and a vocal minority call dull, bright or hard to drive.

The budget standmount everyone recommends — and the one owners most often call either 'honest' or 'boring'.
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