These phenomenally versatile speakers can stand on their own or be incorporated into an immersive audio system for your home theater. Sometimes you come across a product and you’re compelled to say, ...

SVS has added two new models to its subwoofer lineup, the SB-5000 R|Evolution (sealed) and PB-5000 R|Evolution (ported). These models share core technologies first seen in SVS’s flagship 17-Ultra ...

SVS touts their new 16-Ultra series subwoofers the most advanced in the world. We reviewed the PB16-Ultra which sports a 16" driver with 8" voice coil powered by 1500 watts to verify their claim. The ...

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Spiffy sounding and sleeky styled, SVS’s second-generation powered streaming speaker system delivers a big bang for your bucks. Sonically rewarding, well featured and handsome, the SVS Audio Prime ...

The SVS SB12-NSD is an affordable 400watt sealed powered subwoofer with a 12” aluminum cone driver in a tiny sealed cabinet to produce satisfying and exceptionally well rounded bass. Small but potent.

When it comes to subwoofers, SVS is one of the most recognizable names. The company offers models at nearly every price point, from the more affordable 1000 Series to its high-performance Ultra line.

The ultimate guide to choosing a SVS subwoofer for home theater or high fidelity music listening? All 16 models compared! SVS offers 16 different subwoofers priced from $599 to $2,999. Deciding which ...

“With effortless performance, elegant design, and striking value, SVS’ Prime Series hits the ultimate sweet spot in the audiophile segment.” “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year ...

The smallest subwoofer from SVS combines dual 8-inch drivers with 800-watts of power in a micro sized enclosure for $799. SVS have announced an exciting new addition to their lineup of affordable home ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.