Review on SVS Prime Pinnacle Floorstanding Speaker in Black Ash - Individually Priced by Donald Waller

These speakers are very similar, if not identical, to the SVS Prime Tower speakers that were available many years prior to this model. The main difference is that the driver is positioned above the tweeter, hoping to add low frequency extension and base to the already powerful three-way speaker that was literally last built and deliver some of the best sound qualities at this price point. . Tactical Audio Video has conducted multiple tests of these speakers, as well as the top-of-the-line SVS Prime bookshelf and vertical speakers, for use in home theater and two-channel stereo configurations. While there are some other competitors in this price range, the redesigned SVS Prime Pinnacle Towers are really just a redesigned Prime Tower with an additional driver on top of the high frequency driver, slightly larger and heavier. If you're looking for extra bass and want to use the speakers in a more in-channel music setup than a home theater setup then I would go with the Pinnacle Towers, however if you're looking for a budget set of towers for Looking at home For theater use the Prime Towers just don't offer the best value for money and I have yet to find another tower speaker in this price range or even similar that can match the 3-way tower speaker in terms of quality performance and overall sound can keep up. Aesthetics are also top-notch for all SVS speakers. If you're looking for something to use with a 2-channel stereo system and don't use a subwoofer, SVS Ultra Tower speakers with an additional bass speaker will probably suit you better. All in all these speakers are another great addition to the SVS range and just an addition to the choice you can make when using home theater and channel music speakers without breaking the bank but with extremely high quality, high fidelity Sound at an affordable price., in a speaker that looks like it costs twice as much.