@grislybutter One of my best friends bought a pair of their subs to fill in where his single driver high efficiency speakers were incapable of and seems to be happy with them, but I can’t say he’s experienced with sub integration. He also lives thousands of miles away, so I haven’t had the opportunity to listen to his system since he bought them.
I would never classify Elac as endgame, but the UBR62 I owned were a lot of fun for bookshelves. I especially liked the larger woofer and how the midrange and tweeter were a dual concentric design. I appreciated the tonal balance of the speaker more than anything. It was easy to feel engaged by them, and they dug quite low in the bass considering their small footprint. I replaced them with Scansonic MB-1B as I became a Scansonic dealer. The Scansonic’s tweeter enables the speaker to deliver much more clarity than the Elac ever did, but they don’t have the density or lower tonal center the Elac did. I’d say the UBR62 are good for their money, but they’re not giant killers, and I have a feeling the same could be said for most of the Elac line.