How large is your room and how loudly do you plan to listen?
I have both. The LXs are wonderful bookshelf speakers - they're very neutral/balanced and offer truly impressive bass output and power handling for their size.
To me, the ELX ribbon towers are on another level. Even above subwoofer frequencies, (upper bass) the ELXs are noticeably "punchier". They're smoother and less constrained sounding across the midrange. The directivity widening around the crossover region of the LXs (very typical of 2-ways) I think is a large reason why I prefer the ELX here. For treble reproduction, it's also an easy nod to the ELX to my ears. If you start really cranking up the volume (upper 80s to 90+dB from the LP), the scale of the ELX becomes progressively larger and more impressive than it does with the LX. I use both in essentially the same 20' x 11' room (one above the other, the floorplans are virtually identical). In a small/untreated space I can believe that the ELX might overwhelm the listener with reflected sound before the LXs would. You're then also much less likely to need to push either speaker to their limits (where the ELX has a headroom advantage). If your listening distance is rather short, as might be the case in a small room, the vertical window of the LX is larger and better suited to nearfield use.
Right now they'd go into a room that is 15'x10' with me being probably 7-7.5' away. I plan to move to a place with a room that is a bit larger down the road. I listen about at 78-80db measured where my head is. Would the ELX with a Titan tweeter be comparable to the vertical window of the LX in the same room? Thanks.