Prime Bookshelf

SVS Prime Bookshelf Speakers should be considered. They have a 45 day trial program. https://www.svsound.com/products/prime-bookshelf

Crutchfield has cheap return shipping on bookshelf speakers so you can demo in your home which is ideal. They have lots of quality options under $1k pair. Polk Reserve, SVS prime, Elac Debut Reference, JBL Studio, Kef Q3 meta etc. All have differences, but as stated above Erin’s site and vids can he

Ya i might have to create an fb account for that. Yes i used to have a svs prime. Came across a dude at thrissur who builts custom speakers. Did a listen and it sounds 90% same. Tried with same amp and music. He has a shop called DIRECTIVITY, you can get a demo at his shop. He currently has an integ

Hey man, I only revisited the thread today - sorry... Yeah, that follows - I bought the SVS Prime for around 4000 PLN, which is in the 1000 Euro ballpark (my initial budget was 500, hence the comment about overshooting). I'm a tad salty for buying American instead of European, but the product itself

AU$5,000 is US$3,333 and EU€2,833 If you are in a small apartment, and there is a chance of disturbing your neighbors, you might want to start with Bookshelf Speakers. You won't get thunderous bass from them, and for that, your neighbors will thank you. If there is some chance that you might want a

I dont think that you can compare a $2.2k bookshelf speaker (500SP) with a floorstander that costs $1.4k of the same brand, the Fyne Audio F501S should be the same lvl as the 500SP but a floorstander, it almost have the same price at $2.3k. I've been eyeing the Fyne Audio F501E myself but the local

If you are considering Klipsch, you definitely want the RP-Series or higher - Klipsch RP-6600M (not MII) - $349/pair - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_714RP600ME/Klipsch-Reference-Premiere-RP-600M-Ebony.html?tp=186 In the Photo and at this link are the M (meaning Mark I) which are discontinues, make t