Elac Debut F5.2FloorstandingSpeaker

Elac Debut F5.2 Floorstanding Speaker - Pair

The ELAC Debut F5.2 floorstanding speakers deliver exceptional audio performance with custom drivers and an improved cabinet design. Ideal for two-channel stereo or multi-channel home theatre setups, these speakers provide high-end sound quality at an affordable price.

Key Features

• All-new custom drivers for greater accuracy and clarity
• 3-way bass reflex enclosure for deep, powerful bass
• New silk-dome tweeter with wide-dispersion waveguide extends frequency response up to 35,000 Hz
• Woven aramid-fibre woofers provide superior stiffness and damping for smooth, extended low-frequency response
• Thick MDF cabinets with black ash vinyl finish and internal bracing to reduce vibrations and unwanted sound colouration
• Compatible with app-enabled ELAC subwoofers for a full-range audio system

Specifications

• Enclosure Type: 3-way bass reflex
• Frequency Response: 42 Hz – 35,000 Hz
• Nominal Impedance: 6 Ohms
• Sensitivity: 86 dB @ 2.83V/1m
• Crossover Frequency: 90 Hz / 2200 Hz
• Max Power Input: 140 Watts
• Tweeter: 1" cloth dome
• Woofer: Triple 5-1/4" woven aramid fibre
• Cabinet: CARB2 rated MDF
• Cabinet Finish: Black ash vinyl
• Port: 3 x dual flared
• Binding Posts: 5-way metal
• Dimensions (WxHxD): 7.09" x 40" x 9.21"

About the Debut 2.0 Series

The original ELAC Debut Series received critical acclaim for exceptional build quality and performance at an affordable price, redefining value in the audio market. The Debut 2.0 Series builds on this legacy with a complete redesign, offering even more remarkable sound quality and reliability.

Improvements include redesigned custom drivers for enhanced accuracy, a new silk-dome tweeter with a wide-dispersion waveguide for lifelike high frequencies, and woven aramid-fibre woofers that provide superior stiffness and damping compared to polypropylene or paper cones.

The larger, thick MDF cabinets feature a luxurious black ash vinyl finish and specially designed internal bracing to add stiffness and reduce cabinet vibrations, ensuring only the speaker drivers move to produce sound without unwanted colouration.