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Connected to SMSL AD18, I listen to flasks via BT. Literally two words about the amplifier, he took the MicroLab acoustics, as in an advertisement for an inexpensive one, but after listening to serious compositions through the MicroLab, it began to take out the brain, which was the reason for the search for a decent micro acoustics. They, SVS, of course, are a little bit bigger, they already weigh an order of magnitude more, but. they also fit well into a desktop installation. I listen to music

SVS Prime Satellites are worth the high price, the highs are great but you need a subwoofer for the bass, that's why they're called Satellites

I was disappointed with the sound quality of these speakers. They are only marginally better than the other pair of speakers I paid $59 for here at Revain. These SVS speakers sound OK, but not for $260. They're not even close to worth their money.

Excellent front satellite speakers. I upgraded an old pair of Bose Acoustimass speakers that I bought a long time ago. The Bose sound was similar to a pair of entry-level Polk Audio towers I also own, but the SVS speakers outperformed both. I also use an SVS powered subwoofer (also recommended) but the highs, mids and stage presentation are way, way better than anything I've tried before. Off topic, but using the self-calibration feature on my Onkyo receiver made another notable difference (and

I have 5 of these amazing little speakers. them in every way. Also, I always wanted my 5.1 set of 5 identical speakers to produce the perfect sound. Now, of course, they can't go deep into the bass. So I send everything below 120Hz to my Jamo Sub360, which mixes well. (although I'd love to have an SB-1000 subwoofer in the future) They sounded ok on the first run, but once I had the three front speakers positioned/tuned correctly (I like it when it sounds absolutely flat like a studio monitor)…

I don't know how these speakers got such a high rating. Either they're deaf, haven't heard anything better, or it's bigotry. SVS builds good subwoofers, maybe there are also good speakers in the Ultra series. But this Prime Satellite doesn't fall into that category. These speakers really do sound like tin can speakers, at higher volumes they chug and chug due to too much port noise. The sound is like voices coming through a pipe. I bought these to replace the Definitive Procinema 800 for…

SVS Prime satellite speakers when used as an upgrade to something like Logitech computer speakers or cheap All-In-One 5.1 systems from box store brands like Polk, Klipsch, Sony, Samsung, Vizio or Yamaha speakers would definitely be an upgrade. However, compared to more "audiophile" brands, I would rate them "meh". They don't sound bad at all, and they're actually quite neutral as advertised (I don't need to EQ the overtly boastful frequencies). However, as others have said, they sound "thin"…

I was looking for small form factor desktop speakers and they suited me in terms of size, build quality and features. They are designed for use with a subwoofer. I think a lot of the bad reviews come from people trying to use them themselves. I used the Def Tech 800 before I got the Primes. I liked them for what they are. Only not suitable for close range. Passive radiators from the 800s sound significantly better at close range. My research led me to svs prime sat, polk s10 (I have s15s in my…