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Review Elac Solano BS 283 bookshelf speaker

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Pros

  • Easy placement
  • Coherent playback
  • Soundstage and imaging
  • Detail-rich and holographic
  • Beautiful finishing

Cons

  • Requires solid control
  • Exposes lesser elements in the set
  • The bookshelf is close in price to the Vela

Price: € 1599 per paar

Build quality
Controllability
Sound
Price

Set-up and installation

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We put the speakers on Q Acoustics stands and decoupled them by a set of IsoAcoustics Aperta. The speakers are 2 meters and a half apart and slightly turned in (tweeter along the ears). With the Solano, this produces the best results in our room. Read a wide and stable soundstage.

Paying attention to the placement of your speaker is always a good idea and with the Solano there is quite a bit of profit to be made by taking some time. The listening chair is just under 3 meters away and we replace the standard iron jumpers with our Qed XT40 ones The Elac Solano replaces a set of Vienna Acoustics Haydn Jubilee in the reference system below:

All power cords go into an Audioquest Powerquest 3. Music comes from Tidal and Qobuz and is streamed via Roon and BluOS. We also use hi-res files via usb but mainly put on CDs. In addition to the Vienna Acoustics, we also used the Elac Carina BS 243.4 and Bowers 606 for comparison

Winkels met Elac

Grotestraat 23
5931 CS Tegelen, NL
St. Ceciliastraat 28
5038 HA Tilburg, NL
Beethovenstraat 9-b
1077 HL Amsterdam, Noord Holland, NL
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