SVS Ultra Evolution Nano Speaker

Description

Compact 2-way Bookshelf Speaker

Features:

Time Aligned Cabinet Geometry
I” Diamond Coated Aluminium Dome Tweeter
5.25” Glass Fibre Woofer
1.6” wide-ﬂared rear-ﬁring port
Frequency Response: 44Hz to 40kHz (+/-3 dB)
Nominal Impedance: 6 ohms
Sensitivity: 87dB (2.83V @ 1 metre full-space, 300Hz – 3kHz)
Recommended amplifier power: 20 – 150 watts
Piano gloss black, piano gloss white, real black oak veneer finish options
Overall Dimensions: 314mm (H) x 190mm (W) x 243mm (D) (includes grille and SVS Multi-Angle Wall Bracket)
Weight Unboxed: 6.1 kgs

Review Links:

SVS UE Bookshelf 5.1 system, AVForums Highly Recommended, December 2024, READ THE FULL REVIEW HERE

SVS Ultra Evolution Nano, Hi Fi Choice Jan 2025, Editor’s Choice, SEE REVIEWS AND DOWNLOADS

SVS Ultra Evolution, EISA HOME THEATRE LOUDSPEAKER SERIES 2024-2025, SEE REVIEWS AND DOWNLOADS FOR OFFICIAL CITATION

EISA 24-25 AWARD OFFICIAL CITATION

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“Buyers can expect a multichannel performance with excellent resolution, midrange musicality and show-stopping low-end impact. If this series showcases SVS’s evolution, we can’t wait to see where it goes next…”

PRODUCT REVIEW: HI FI CHOICE JAN 2025, EDITOR'S CHOICE

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Staring out from the cover of Hi Fi Choice’s January 2025 issue is the remarkable SVS Ultra Evolution Nano: “a small speaker with a big heart.” From the latest SVS speaker range, the Nano arrives to wow reviewer David Vivian with its power to entertain. He says: “immediately likeable is the way it melds an invitingly smooth, full and warm presentation with properly incisive detail, crisp timing and top-end air while not making any element dominant. We often talk about ‘balance’ in terms of the prominence given to treble, mids and bass or gradations of tonal temperature and texture. But the ability to combine clarity with cuddly, and not cloud the former with the latter, is arguably more fundamental still and this is one sweet union the SVS absolutely nails…one of the best excuses we’ve encountered for spending £1,000 on a standmount speaker.”