Setting up the rest was straightforward, I connected them up to a Yamaha RX-A3010 which was biamping the fronts, and sources were a Sony S790 Blu Ray player, Virgin Tivo box and Rega 1 turntable. My room is 6m x 4m with just the usual sofa, coffee table etc in there. The mains sat either side of a Sony KDL-65W855 TV sitting on a Soundstyle Z3 stand with the centre on a glass shelf underneath.

risk free for 45 days. I believe the SVS Ultras are among the best value in high performance bookshelf speakers and I think you may agree if you give them a try.

Meet Stuart, Yvonne, Nathan, and Vaughan. But more importantly, meet the solution to your audio dilemmas. is there something wrong with your BP10s? Why do you feel the need to replace them? That would be my first question, next, if you already have a sub in the SB-13 Ultra (bitchin' by the way), why invest more into towers? Why not the Ultra Bookshelf speakers or the like? With a sub as good as the SB-13 Ultra mated to towers, you're either going to have to lose the tower's low end (money wasted) or some of the sub's performance (also money wasted). Just my opinion of course. I have already tried the bookshelf option with the SB-13Ultra, it just doesn't work. What works best is the BP10's flying solo with no sub, more often than not the SB-13Ultra just sits there looking heavy. Which is why the Triton Seven and SVS Ultra Tower caught my attention, full-range speakers without powered built-in subs. Supports pass-through of all HDR (High Dynamic Range) formats for clearer, deeper, more vivid colors: HDR10, 10+, Dolby Vision, HLG, and any prospective HDR formats i know exactly what you mean, everybody have different taste when comes about sound quality, but i'm asking you as an audiophile that you are, which one you think it's better in overall performance and high end soundstage!! and please don't be sorry i just want to know your personal opinion btw the speakers

Supports advanced gaming features such as ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) Every design element of the SVS Ultra Bookshelf speakers was scrutinized to achieve cost-no-object audio performance and build quality to create a groundbreaking bookshelf loudspeaker. Countless design innovations and world-class build materials result in reference sound quality and stunning dynamics normally reserved for the world’s most expensive speakers. Conservatively rated at 1,500 watts continuous, 5,000+ watts peak power, the SB16-Ultra Sledge STA-1500D amplifier’s 64 Amp 200-Volt MOSFETs are the sonic muscle behind arguably the most powerful and highest fidelity subwoofer amplifier ever developed. Discrete MOSFET output results in superior handling and tighter control of the immense amplifier power and represents a major upgrade over the integrated circuits found in nearly all other Class D subwoofers. Audiophiles, home theatre enthusiasts and reviewers all revere SVS products for delivering exhilarating audio performances on par with the most exceptional speakers and subwoofers in the world.So I think you make a good point, there is no need to replace the BP10's. The only reason really is simply to try something new. To be with you at every step. From envisioning a serene evening with your favourite album to setting up the I didn't see any owners threads for the SVS Ultra speakers so I thought I would start one! I've written a short review below and will try and add some pics later Internally, each cabinet employs two separate sealed midrange enclosures to optimize performance and minimize interaction between drivers. Positioning of the tweeter between the two mid-range drivers in separate enclosures, and the unique 3.5-way crossover design make high frequency output highly resistant to ceiling and floor boundary reflections so the Ultra Tower can project a pinpoint accurate portrayal of the near field response, even when a listener is sitting far away. Meticulous, Innovative Design Process

A center channel speaker is often considered the most underrated speaker in a home theater surround sound system because it handles the majority of dialogue, vocals, music and sound that’s coming from right in front of you ina movie, but rarely does a home theater center speaker get the same love as tower or bookshelf speakers. Many speaker manufacturers compromise with a two-way design or thin center channel speaker with flimsy drivers as an afterthought, not SVS. The SVS Ultra Center channel speaker flexes serious sonic muscle and is optimized for horizontal placement and elevating the most challenging movie and music content to reference quality. Ultra Driver & Tweeter Design

However, the scale these speakers offer is undeniable, and they ensure a spacious, open sound with good stereo imaging – each instrument is placed well in the mix. Designed as a compact monitor speaker, the SVS Ultra Bookshelf speakers offer an expansive soundstage, with pitch-perfect precision. The speakers will not embellish the sound, but neither do they leave anything out. What you hear is just what was recorded.