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Elipson Prestige Facet II 34F
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An evolution of the iconic range, the Prestige Facet II 34F enhances the listening experience with a new satin finish, optimized bracing, high-end filtering and OFC copper cabling.
This 300 W RMS 3-way column incorporates high-precision drivers to deliver an extended frequency response from 25 Hz to 25 kHz and a sensitivity of 94 dB.
With its new decoupling feet and bi-wirable terminals, the 34F combines elegance and performance for exceptional sound reproduction.
With the Prestige Facet II 34F, Elipson continues the legacy of excellence established by the Prestige Facet range, introducing a series of significant enhancements both in terms of design and acoustic performance.
This 3-way bass-reflex floorstanding speaker, rated at 300 W RMS, now features an elegant satin-finish front panel, replacing the previous glossy finish for a more understated and contemporary appearance. Its internal architecture has been redesigned with new optimized bracing, ensuring increased cabinet rigidity and minimizing resonance for even purer sound reproduction.
To elevate its performance further, the Prestige Facet II 34F incorporates a completely re-engineered crossover network using high-grade audiophile components. This new crossover delivers smoother transitions between frequency ranges and a more cohesive soundstage.
The internal wiring has also been upgraded with 2.25 mm² pure OFC copper, providing optimal conductivity and improved signal transmission accuracy.
Equipped with two 250 mm woofers, two 170 mm midrange drivers, and a 25 mm tweeter, the Prestige Facet II 34F offers a wide frequency response from 25 Hz to 25 kHz and a high sensitivity of 94 dB. The bass-reflex system, tuned to 26 Hz, delivers deep and controlled low frequencies, making it equally suited for high-fidelity stereo systems and home cinema setups.
Thanks to its new dedicated decoupling feet, the Prestige Facet II 34F benefits from improved isolation from the floor, resulting in cleaner and more precise sound. High-quality silver-plated binding posts allow for bi-wiring or bi-amping configurations, meeting the needs of the most demanding systems.
Available in Matte Black, Matte White, or Matte Black/Walnut finishes, the Prestige Facet II 34F combines refined aesthetics, meticulous craftsmanship, and top-tier sonic performance to enhance every listening experience.
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Big, musical floorstander with thunderous, tuneful bass
The Elipson Prestige Facet II 34F is a three-way, five-driver floorstander built to deliver sheer low-end authority and room-filling dynamics while retaining musical refinement. Reviewers at Hi‑Fi Choice single out its ability to pair chest‑impacting bass with controlled, tuneful presentation.
Sonically the speaker combines a deep, authoritative low end (dual 250mm woofers, 26Hz tuning) with a detailed midband that gives vocals and piano convincing weight and immediacy. Treble is described as sweet and insightful, adding clarity without brightness. The Facet II 34F creates a large, well-defined soundstage with precise instrument placement, and its high sensitivity (94dB) and dynamic headroom make it effortless with modest amplification.
Build quality is robust: multi-thickness baffles, internal damping, stiffening braces and quality crossover components underpin the sound. The speaker suits large rooms and listeners who want visceral impact — from electronic and reggae to live‑style recordings — while remaining musical for voice and acoustic material. For buyers seeking a dramatic, entertaining floorstander, the Facet II 34F is a compelling, high‑performance choice.
Pros
- Exceptionally deep, powerful and tuneful bass that can rattle a room yet remain controlled when positioned correctly.
- Detailed, authoritative midrange that delivers lifelike vocals and convincing instrument weight.
- High dynamic capability and sensitivity (94 dB) — able to whisper and deliver strong macrodynamics with modest amplification.
- Robust construction and thoughtful crossover/components (internal damping, stiffening braces, quality caps/inductors) support accurate, stable performance.
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Cons
- Placement sensitive — can produce mid-to-low bass boom if not positioned carefully or given enough room to breathe.
- Imaging is very precise but not the absolute widest compared with some rivals.
- Treble is sweet and detailed but falls a little short of the ultimate purity of some high-end competitors.
Sound Quality
93/100
Bass
94/100
Dual 250 mm woofers and 26 Hz tuning deliver very deep, authoritative low end. Reviewers repeatedly describe 'loads of it', chest-impacting kick drums and room-rattling authority; placement sensitivity and risk of mid-low boom were noted, so top-tier ceiling was avoided.
Mid
93/100
Midband is detailed and authoritative: vocals and piano are described as lifelike and forward, with strong presence and coherent crossover integration. Review comments highlight natural timbre and convincing instrument weight.
Treble
91/100
Treble is described as 'deliciously sweet and insightful' with no hardness; good detail on strings and percussion. Reviewers note it falls just short of the ultimate purity of certain rivals but remains complete and well-balanced.
Soundstage Imaging
92/100
Large, well-defined soundstage with precise instrument placement and strong depth/height; images are focused though not the absolute widest among competitors. Reviewers praised separation and projection into the room.
Dynamics
93/100
Highly dynamic performance — able to whisper and deliver impactful macrodynamics; tested material produced visceral results at modest amplifier settings. Reviewers reported strong slam and headroom for its class.
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Build Quality
92/100
Robust enclosure with internal damping, multi-thickness baffle and stiffening braces; knuckle-rap tests show excellent rigidity. Crossover uses quality components (metal film resistors, low-resistance inductors, metallised film caps).
Features Connectivity
80/100
Passive tower baseline applied and capped at 80 per passive rules. Silver-plated binding posts support bi-wiring/bi-amping (noted in reviews), but no DSP/app features to consider.
Value for Money
88/100
Review price cited at £2,500 (product listing shows ~€3,299); reviewers praised entertaining performance and bass impact relative to peers. Not described as bargain-basement, but strong performance for the stated price.
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