Has anyone purchased the new Elac Adante floorstanders yet?

What are you using for cables and source?

We haven't heard the Adante's but they are using a soft dome tweeter, I doubt they will have better treble, they also won't go as low.

If you are looking at a similar bass response with more detail look at a Legacy Signature, quite remarkable for the money.

You may also want to increase your budget and move into the $10k price range which will  better match the quality of your other components.

My take is warm preamp, warm amp, cables and source no idea and the Triton's do tend to be on the warm side with an over abundance of bass. 

So yeah that system should or could be a bit on the boring and recessed side.

Other speakers to look at the new Magico A3 and the Paradigm Persona 3F which are detail and holography monsters. 

Dave and Troy
Audio Doctor NJ

Thanks for the comments, Audiotroy.
Speaker cables - Acoustic Zen Hologram II
Interconnects - mostly Kimber Silverstreak, also Crystal Cable
front end - Roon on laptop into Ayre Codex dac. Tube-modified Marantz SA-11. Oracle Delphi Mark V with Sumiko arm, Ortofon Cadenza Blue and EAR phono preamp.
Second system has Aurender N100H feeding a Mytek Brooklyn dac. Plays Tidal with MQA. Also has less costly phono and CD.
LPs are the best sounding source on both systems but digital is very close.

I heard the Elac briefly at a dealer demo last year, and was impressed.

The Elacs are going to be good, I would really recommend moving to that next level, as your components warrant it. 

You can get a way better dac, then the Codex, a T plus A DAC 8DSD will make a noticable improvement. 

For an experiment try the Brooklyn in place of the Codex. I am willing one of the reasons you like your less expensive rig is the Brooklyn.

I would also replace your speaker cables and interconnects, one cardinal rule is to have the same cables for the amp to preamp and preamp to dac, also which usb cable are you using?

Dave and Troy
Audio Doctor NJ