#ELAC DEBUT REFERENCE DRIVERS#

That includes the main drivers the F5.2s each house three 13cm versions in a three-way configuration which use Aramid fibre, rather than paper or polypropylene, for its greater stiffness and damping qualities. I don’t need digital inputs as I prefer an external DAC, but A-9110 is 2x50W while the other two are 2圆0W (the recommended power for my speakers is 120W+). For this 2.0 range, Elac has taken the bold step of redesigning much of its successful Debut speakers. Personally I'm thinking about something from Onkyo, like A-9110, A-9130, or A-9150. I’d be grateful for some suggestions from more experienced than me. I’d rather not buy an amp more expensive than 500$ unless there’s something exceptional slightly beyond that price range, in which case I’m ready to eat maggots for a month to save more money.

However, contrary to the stereotype, I rarely crank up the volume I enjoy natural, dynamic sound, and thus I buy only old uncompressed CD pressings or Vinyl. The situation is slightly unusual, because I’m a metalhead (mostly classic heavy metal and atmospheric black). DBR62 is a member of ELACs Debut Reference series of Passive speakers. ELAC Debut Ref DBR62 has an MSRP of 700 per pair. The speaker has a frequency range of 44-35k Hz and a sensitivity of 86 dB. It features a 1' Soft-Dome Tweeter and 1 x 6.5' Aramid fiber Woofer. In case one is interested, one can read a detailed review right here (graphs and measurements included). DBR62 is a 2-way Passive Bass reflex Bookshelf speaker by ELAC. They’re standing in a small room, which is a factor. These speakers are on the warmer side, they’re balanced (even too balanced for some), laid back. Yesterday a pair of ELAC Debut Reference DBR62 arrived at my lair and now I’m in need of an amplifier.

Elac debut reference