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Element Model LFX Subwoofers - $60 (oakland east)
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Each unit consists of a 16 inch cube enclosure with a 200mm (8”) downward firing driver on a pedestal containing an amplifier.
These things are solid and heavy.
They power on and pass audio but are not fully tested because the remote control that adjusts the crossover and input level settings is not present.
once sold for $1900 each 🤯
These being a bit of a project are available for $40 each woofer or BOTH FOR $60
cash only please
Element Technologies Group is a new venture spearheaded by Demian Martin, formerly of Entec but long since embedded in Noel Lee's Monster Cable conglomerate. Using Bohlender-Graebner ribbons and line arrays of dynamic woofers crossed over to outboard subwoofers with twin-servo amps and digital display level and setup functions, my immediate reaction to their visual stature? I flashed on Bo Bengtsson, the Swedish ribbon expert who had designed the original Red Rose Music ribbon speakers until Mark Levinson messed one too many times with his designs. Bo then left to establish his own company Transmission Audio. He approached Monster Cable a while back with a licensing proposition for his newest, patent-pending ribbon drivers. Seeing these Element speakers now bearing more than a superficial resemblance to Bo's latest efforts caused a strange sense of synchronicity. Or is it really Genesis/Infinity reborn?
Pricing for the E-50 [upper left] is set at $50,000/pr, at double that for the E-100 [lower left]. The Model LFX and LFZ subs are $1,995 and $2,995 respectively. The main difference is the size of their cascaded drivers - 200mm for the smaller, and 250mm for the larger sub.