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I got on the "pre-order" list with Elac for the new Andrew Jones speakers. I received an email today that states the speakers will be arriving in the California warehouse by the third week of September! It's been a long time since I have been as excited about a product as I am for these. They won't replace my Maggie 1.7's but I am speaker junkie and can't wait to hear these!
I see them now on Amazon website. (Debut Series)The two smaller bookshelf models will be released on Oct 1.The other models have a different dates next to them.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=elac+debutDave
Sweet! I signed up for the preorder, but never heard back from anyone at Elac. I just got an automated email saying someone from Elac would contact me. Did anyone else who signed up for the preorder through the Elac web site ever hear from anyone at Elac?I have an Amazon Prime account, so if I order a pair through Amazon, I'll get free 2-day shipping. I'm not sure if it matters, but if Elac also offers free shipping, or pick up through a local dealer, I'd prefer to get them from the source. Anyone know if the preorder through Elac includes free shipping?I JUST finished modifying another set of the Pioneer SP-BS22-LRs for a friend and am listening to them now. I look forward to comparing the new Elac Debut 5's to the modified BS22's.
Like most of you, I need another set of speakers like a hole in the head but I'm really excited about it after all the hype. I also plan to purchase the Philharmonic Audio modded Dayton Br-1 sometime in the near future that goes for $195 not including shipping. I think that's it's great for "Hi End" audio that so many people are talking about a speaker that cost less that $250! Can't Wait!!!
Agreed 100%! I have two pair of the modified Pioneer SP-BS22-LR's here (with a 3rd pair I finished last night for a friend). I love them for the value they provide - especially when you pick them up at ridiculous sale prices and do the mods yourself. So, I don't NEED the Elacs or Dennis Murphy's new version of the Philharmonic Audio Affordable Monitors, but I'll probably buy a set of each to see how they compare to each other and the modified Pioneers. I'm hoping they will both have more bass. I generally run the Pioneers with a subwoofer. Most people I have recommended them to, start without a subwoofer, but eventually add one. So, that drives up the total system cost (and footprint). For stereo MUSIC listening, it would be nice of there was something available that sounded at least as good as the Pioneers, but had more bass and still cost less than $250 a pair delivered. It looks like there may be two such somethings available in the very near future. I love great sounding affordable gear as it opens the door for many people, young and old, to experience great sounding music in their own homes without breaking the bank. Growing the hobby/market benefits us all.
What mods do you refer to?