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ELAC Uni-fi UB5 Bookshelf Speaker (Black/pair) $252 + free s/h w/Prime
$252.59
It's back on sale and now $17 lower than the previous front page SlickDeal.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CRYWVG2
Product Details:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CRYWVG2
Product Details:
- True 3-way bookshelf speaker design
- Custom-designed concentric driver with 4" aluminum cone midrange and 1" soft dome tweeter for clear, accurate mids and highs
- Custom-designed 5-1/4" aluminum cone woofer
- Frequency response: 46-25,000 hz
- Sensitivity: 85 db
- Impedance: 4 ohms
- Maximum power input: 140 watts
- Sophisticated multi-element crossover with high-grade components to ensure smooth transition between drivers
- Bass-reflex (ported) cabinet design
- Thick mdf enclosures with internal bracing reduces cabinet vibration that causes unwanted sonic coloration
- Binding post speaker terminals
- Magnetically attached cloth grilles
- Black brushed vinyl finish
- 7-7/8"W x 12-3/4"H x 10-3/4"D
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| Product Name: | ELAC Uni-fi UB5 Bookshelf Speaker (Black, Pair) |
| Manufacturer: | ELAC |
| Model Number: | UB51-BK |
| Product SKU: | B01CRYWVG2 |
| UPC: | 853720006100 |
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U mean the thin elacs?
Been keeping an eye on these - https://www.amazon.com/ELAC-4-Pas...B08W9B2DB
Think they were about $68, which is criminal. Can't believe I missed out. I wouldn't hold my breath for that price, but for me if they go under $80-85 I'd probably bite.
Impedance: 4 ohms
Better have a stout amp if you want to listen to these at loud levels in a medium to large room.
If we look at the driver, the bs22 actually has a slightly more expensive woofer, textured surface.
but in the end, it's andrew jones, and it has the andrew jones signature sound. they're clearly made by the same oem, so no quality issues there. in interviews andrew jones says he always uses that oem because he knows them well for consistency/quality.
definitely waiting for them to come back on sale. I just don't see the point of debuts or uni-fi for small rooms at $250.
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Impedance: 4 ohms
Better have a stout amp if you want to listen to these at loud levels in a medium to large room.
most amps are designed to handle them because it's so common. the ratings are seldom accurate, with "andrew jones" at the helm they're accurate.
most amps are designed to handle them because it's so common. the ratings are seldom accurate, with "andrew jones" at the helm they're accurate.
Yes. I'm aware that most 8 ohm rated speakers dip lower at certain frequencies. They also often peak way, way higher than 8 ohms at certain frequencies. An impedance rating is typically "nominal". Most every review I've ever read on the uni-fi bookshelf speakers have always mentioned that a typical AV receiver can be stressed powering them at loud volumes in medium to large rooms because of the low sensitivity AND low impedance.
I don't know I'd say "most amps are designed to handle them". What are "most amps"? Amps can range from the tiny desktop D-class amps to huge class A monoblocks.