ELAC 4Pi Plus V Omnidirectional Super Tweeter Pair

🧾 Overview

The ELAC 4Pi Plus V is a premium omnidirectional super tweeter designed to extend the upper frequency range of compatible loudspeakers and enhance spatial presentation. With 360° ribbon dispersion, adjustable sensitivity, and selectable cutoff settings, it adds air, ambience, and refinement to systems that are already serious about sound.

✅ Key Features

• ✅ Omnidirectional 360° ribbon super tweeter for a more spacious and immersive presentation
• ✅ Extended frequency response up to 50 kHz for ultra-high-frequency detail and ambience
• ✅ Adjustable lower cutoff frequency with three selectable settings for better speaker matching
• ✅ Adjustable sensitivity to fine-tune integration with the main loudspeakers and room
• ✅ Rotating angled base allows placement on flat or sloped speaker tops
• ✅ Premium high-gloss black metal housing with black chrome-plated terminals
• ✅ Designed for use with amplifiers rated from 20 to 400 W per channel
• ✅ Easy parallel connection to compatible loudspeakers without adding a separate amplifier

📦 What’s in the Box

• 📦 Pair of ELAC 4Pi Plus V super tweeters
• 📖 Product documentation / factsheet

🔄 Compatibility

Compatible with passive loudspeakers that can benefit from extended high-frequency dispersion and fine-tuned super-tweeter integration. Suitable for stereo and surround systems, and can be matched to many speakers from ELAC and other brands thanks to adjustable sensitivity and selectable crossover settings. Designed to work with amplifiers capable of driving 6 Ohm loads and rated from 20 to 400 W per channel.

📦✈️ Shipping & Returns

• 📦 Insured worldwide delivery
• 🔄 14-day return policy
• 🛡️ 2-year EU warranty

📝 Reviews

• 💬 “More air, more space.” — Jaap Veenstra, Alpha Audio
• 💬 “A fine addition for my loudspeakers and the whole audio set.” — Marco Brouwer, Audio-creative.nl
• 💬 “In a league of its own.” — Srajan Ebaen, 6moons.com

⚠️ Warning

⚠️ Warning: Installing the ELAC 4Pi Plus V may cause sudden late-night re-listening sessions, obsessive toe-in experiments, and the dangerous belief that your room just got bigger than it actually is.