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The miniature yet mighty SVS 3000 Micro subwoofer seamlessly blends into any room and speaker system, energizing the space with rich, effortless bass that’s all the more impressive given its micro-sized enclosure. Featuring innovations from the reference SVS 16-Ultra subwoofers married to fully active dual opposing 8-inch drivers, and an 800W RMS, 2,500W Peak Sledge STA-800D2 amplifier with discrete MOSFET output, the 3000 Micro delivers performance that eclipses every micro subwoofer that has come before.

Meet the shape of future speaker design in the System Audio Legend 5 Silverbacks: wireless – PLUS – custom EQ downloads – PLUS – easy room EQ app. And great audio of course! “The upshot is a re-writing of the rules” says David Vivian in April’s Hi Fi Choice mag. “This is a new paradigm that shatters the notion you need a strapping floorstander trailing big-bore speaker cables for deep, powerful bass while, at the

We’re delighted to introduce the SVS sealed cabinet SB-1000 Pro and ported cabinet PB-1000 Pro models to the UK. Promising to set dramatically raised benchmarks for quality, performance and value, their features include all-new 12-inch high-excursion drivers, potent Sledge STA-325D amplifiers, Analog Devices DSP, redesigned cabinets and the innovative SVS smartphone app for advanced tuning and control. View the new additions HERE 

Featuring versatile ‘Elevation’ height speakers and the brutal PB-2000 Pro sub, SVS’ Prime Tower 5.1.2 system has wowed Home Cinema Choice mag editor Mark Craven with a Best Buy mix of clarity, precision and cohesion. He says: “SVS’s Elevation speakers are a neat and effective 3D audio solution – add them to their well-priced Prime siblings and you have a cracking immersive 5.1.2 system, mixing compact cabinets with a sizeable sub for a best-of-both worlds

Famous petrol head and renowned audio fanatic David Vivian has tested the remarkable qualities of MoFi’s Ultra Low Noise Feet system upgrade and found them to his liking. In the Feb 21 edition of Hi Fi Choice just out he says: “There are easily heard improvements and, more encouragingly, these are cumulative – an initial sense of smoothing and refinement progressing towards a lower noise floor uncovering more detail and finally, with the feet under