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SVS Prime Satellite

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Speaker Typebookshelf standmountManufacturer

Intended Rolesfront LR, surround sideManufacturer

Way Config2-wayManufacturer

Midrange Size Inches4.5Manufacturer

Tweeter Typealuminum domeEstimated

Tweeter Size Inches1Manufacturer

Impedance Nominal Ohms8Manufacturer

Sensitivity DB 1w1m85Manufacturer

Sensitivity Measurement Contextanechoic full spaceManufacturer

Freq Response Low HZ69Manufacturer

Freq Response High HZ25000Manufacturer

Freq Response Toleranceplus minus 3dBManufacturer

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Crossover Frequency HZ2300Manufacturer

Enclosure Typebass reflex portedEstimated

Port LocationrearEstimated

Binding Postssingle wireManufacturer

Grille IncludedYesManufacturer

Height Inches8.9Manufacturer

Width Inches4.9Manufacturer

Depth Inches6.3Manufacturer

Weight Lbs6.5Manufacturer

Sold AseachManufacturer

Finish OptionsPiano Gloss Black, Piano Gloss White, Premium Black AshManufacturer

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What receiver do you need to drive the SVS Prime Satellite?

The SVS Prime Satellite is rated at 85 dB sensitivity (on the hungrier side, so amplifier headroom matters) and is 8Ω nominal with no stated minimum — an easy electrical load most receivers handle. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

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