Elac was the hit of the show at RMAF. I don't think there was a person who attended that show who did not walk away with the great value Andrew Jones had delivered in their tower speakers.
Alas the bloom was off the rose at CES for me. This time they were showing their bookshelf speakers. They did get loud and produce more bass than one imagines but the overall experience was not impressive. At a high-end show, I expect them to showcase their upper range, not lower.
They are done with speakers and driving hard to deliver on the rest of the chain from media player/server to amplification.
Here is a neat subwoofer/calibration software they have. You use any phone and hold it close to the speaker. Knowing the speaker response, it then calibrates what it is hearing through your phone. You then hold it at your listening point and it calibrates the speakers and your sub. Very neat.
Business end of their Roon Media Server running Linux. Said performance scales up to about 5,000 albums.
Alas the bloom was off the rose at CES for me. This time they were showing their bookshelf speakers. They did get loud and produce more bass than one imagines but the overall experience was not impressive. At a high-end show, I expect them to showcase their upper range, not lower.
They are done with speakers and driving hard to deliver on the rest of the chain from media player/server to amplification.








Here is a neat subwoofer/calibration software they have. You use any phone and hold it close to the speaker. Knowing the speaker response, it then calibrates what it is hearing through your phone. You then hold it at your listening point and it calibrates the speakers and your sub. Very neat.





Business end of their Roon Media Server running Linux. Said performance scales up to about 5,000 albums.
