Elipson Facet 14f Floorstanding Loudspeakers
- Location
- AU
- Source
- StereoNET
- Posted
- 26 Aug 2026
- Last seen
- 17h ago
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Excellent condition Elipson Facet 14f. Gloss white front baffle.Much preferred these to the Q Acoustics 5040's they replaced in both sound and fit and finish.Will include 2 meter Canare 4s11 cables and jumpers.Have all original packaging.Shipping option is available but all arrangements are to be...
This is an older-generation floorstander, so timing matters mainly because condition and driver health will decide the real value. At A$500, it sits below the A$695 median and comfortably above the A$350 25th percentile, so it reads as a fair-to-good buy rather than a steal.
Elipson’s Facet series is generally liked for a clean, lively presentation with good scale, and the 14F is the kind of speaker that can anchor a serious stereo setup without needing huge power. If the cabinets are tidy, drivers are original, and the foam/surrounds and binding posts are healthy, this is a sensible enthusiast purchase at the asking price.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Elipson is a French loudspeaker brand founded in 1938, originally under the name Multi-Engine. The brand’s identity is closely tied to engineer and designer Joseph Léon, who shaped its early acoustic direction and helped establish Elipson as a reference point in French audio history.
Elipson is best known for speakers—especially bookshelf and floorstanding models—and also produces turntables and compact music systems. Its catalog is built around design-led hi-fi rather than a broad electronics range, with the company itself emphasizing high-quality loudspeakers and French manufacturing on selected products.
In the market, Elipson sits in the upper-mid to high-end segment: respected, design-conscious, and somewhat specialist rather than mass-market. It has strong heritage appeal and a vintage cachet among enthusiasts, but it is not typically positioned as ultra-exotic boutique or summit-fi; instead, it competes as a serious European hi-fi brand with a long pedigree in speakers and turntables.
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