ELAC Uni-Fi 2.0 UB52 Bookshelf Speakers
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Space constraints should never compromise great sound. The Uni-Fi 2.0 UB52 is the perfect solution when space is at a premium yet demand for audiophile sound is not negotiable. Using the same outstanding drivers and technology as the other models in the series ensures this compact, 3-way, bass-reflex monitor delivers a matched sonic signature.
3-Way Speaker Design
With separate tweeter, mid-range and bass drivers the Uni-Fi UB52 delivers clean bass without distorting vocals.
Newly Developed Concentric Driver
A new wide-surround tweeter enhances it’s low and high frequency extension allowing for improved blending with the midrange driver. An entirely new mid-range design features a larger diameter voice coil, new aluminum cone profile, new low-profile surround, and an all-new neodymium magnet assembly.
New Single Piece Woofer
A newly developed single piece aluminum dished cone results in improved stiffness. Combined with an oversized magnet, large diameter voice coil, and extended pole piece, these changes result in improved accuracy and bass dynamics.
Sophisticated 3-Way Crossover
An enhanced design improves response linearity, improves driver integration and delivers a true 6-ohm nominal impedance for compatibility with virtually all AV receivers.
Enhanced Bracing
Every Uni-Fi 2.0 enclosure is engineered with thick MDF outer walls and a luxurious black ash vinyl finish. Specially located internal bracing adds stiffness and strength to the cabinet’s outer walls, reducing the cabinet vibration that causes unwanted coloration.
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J. –
I know it’s old hat by now to say that these Andrew Jones-designed speakers from ELAC are great affordable speakers, but it is truly remarkable the level of sound you get for the price of these ELAC UB5.2 bookshelf speakers. I have a pair of ProAc Response D2 monitor speakers, and no, the ELACs don’t quite match their level of high-end output, but they still make me wonder if I need the ProAcs anymore (which are about six times the cost of the ELACs). I’m particularly enjoying the concentric driver—the midrange and treble combine to make voices and brass instruments sound incredibly present. Overall, the speakers have a nicely balanced sound, with just the right amount of base to complement the rest of the spectrum. I say all this without having properly broken them in yet, so I’m guessing they’ll open up even more after a little bit more time. Very happy so far…
Lincoln –
These speakers are awesome and I love them. I have them hooked up in my office and power them with an SMSL DA-9 amp and SU-9 dac. Hi res audio never sounded so good. Sometimes I’m inclined to stop everything I’m doing and just sit and listen. Well done ELAC!!
James –
Very nice so far. Still in the break-in process, but I like what I’m hearing!
Jon –
These speakers have met my high expectations based on all the hype. In my mixed use home theater/music set up, I am really enjoying the transparency, depth and resolution these speakers bring to the table.
Mark –
Bought these strictly off of reviews and YouTube reviews I had seen online. Never heard them before in person. Very satisfied even using an older Yamaha amp to drive them. I would definitely recommend them.
Douglas Van Doren –
My #1 speaker requirement is imaging. I purchased the 52’s based on YouTube recommendations for imaging and I’ve never regretted it. Now I’ve upgraded every element of my system, amp, pre-amp, dac to a level 3 and 4 times the cost of the 52’s. In the process I’ve been searching for an upgrade for the speakers to match the balance of my upgraded system. I’m still searching. The performance I get from the 52’s is so strong I just can’t justify the jump to a speaker that is 2 to 3 times more expensive for less, or even similar imaging performance. It’s going to take quite a speaker to knock the 52’s off the top of the imaging mountain.