SVS Ultra Evolution Titan

Listening to the Titans initially in a two-channel setup truly surprised me with how effortlessly they handled everything I threw at them. From classical to electronic and house music, it didn’t matter what was playing-everything sounded incredible. Coming from the Prime Pinnacle towers, I wasn’t sure how much of an improvement to expect, especially since both models feature 6.5” drivers. However, the difference was immediately noticeable even my wife commented on how great they look in the piano black finish.

The clarity and warm tonal character, especially when using a DAC via analog input, created a soundstage so immersive it could easily be mistaken for a full 5.1 system. Integrating the Titans into my full home theater setup was seamless, and their performance during low-frequency scenes was noticeably more impactful compared to the Prime Pinnacles (which still sound fantastic for their price).

One standout trait is how effortlessly they play at high volumes. No matter how loud you push them, they seem capable of more without a hint of distortion or listener fatigue, even during extended sessions. That’s how I know the new tweeter design is a significant upgrade.

My current 5.1.2 system includes the Ultra Evolution Center, Ultra Bookshelf speakers as surrounds, Prime Elevation speakers, and the SB16 Ultra subwoofer. Electronics include the Anthem AVM 70 processor, Emotiva XPA-5 and BasX A2 amplifiers, and the iFi Zen One Signature DAC for analog 2.0 music.

I've had these for a couple weeks now and I'm going to keep them. I was looking for a replacement for my Tekton Double Impacts. I considered the KEF r11, GoldenEar 1.r., and the Pinnacle Evo lineup from SVS, the Titans big brother.

Head to head against the Tekton the vocals were not near as forward. This was also true when I compared them to some KEF R7 I borrowed as well as the R11. The goldenear i backed off of due to the integrated amp. Some of their models are being discontinued which was also concerning.

I messed with positioning as well as moving acoustic treatments around to see how that would help. Still no big change. Then it hit me. It was my high sitting couch and the height of the tweeters. Tilting them back a few degrees made a significant difference for the better.

I ordered some IsoAcoustics stands that fit perfectly under the towers. This 3" increase in height fixed almost everything i was comparing about.

They are not as detailed as the KEF but the Titans were so much more fun to listen to. By no means don't think these are not detailed. I enjoyed so much of what I was listening to I stopped being so analytical of the speakers! This is doesn't happen.

I'm still in my return period and keep wondering if the Pinnacle would be a big upgrade or not. I dont want to be that guy. These have to cost SVS a pretty penny to ship. But you have nothing to lose give them a shot.

I'm very eclectic in just about every genre of music out there. But if I was…

Upgraded over the years from various speakers starting with your basic stereo than 5.1 to a 7.1 then a basic Atmos set up before upgrading to an SVS Ultra Evolution system comprising of Ultra Evolution Titans,Centre,2 pairs of Bookshelf’s 3 pairs of Ultra Elevation overheads and 2 PB 3000.s, been running this now for six months and every day it never ceases to amaze me with the clarity and dynamics and bass that the Titans deliver - coupled with the rest of the system the sound stage is phenomenal completely energising the room with deep clean bass and a completely immersive 360° sound stage,whatever you throw at it music TV film it never fails to deliver !!! the best purchase I’ve ever made…

These speakers are exactly what my room/Home Theater needed! I have been a home theater enthusiast for many years in several different homes. Our first home theater was in a great room and we have been lucky enough to have a dedicated space in the past two homes. Now that we have ‘downsized’ to our forever home, we were able to convert a loft into a Home Theater room. Our room is not the typical layout for a Home Theater but it is the dedicated space we have. We have an open stairwell on one side of the room and a vaulted ceiling. My room has been a challenge to dial in. I have had several different brands of speakers run through my room and I haven’t been satisfied until putting in the Titan Speakers.

Since have such a large space, I have been having a difficult time dialing in sound in my room. I originally had a set of full size Energy Veritas 2.4’s and matching Center Channel anchoring my theater set up. The challenge I had with these speakers is that the woofers kept freezing and I had the crossovers in both one of the main speakers and the center channel go out. What do you expect from 20+ year old speakers. So they pushed me into needing to replace my front three speakers. I tried a few different speakers and settled on the Ultra Bookshelf speakers and matching center channel for my theater. I was running 2 SVS 16/46pc+ subs so I thought I would be happy with the performance of my system. I missed not having full range speakers like I enjoyed with the Energy’s.…