What Other Home Audio Products Does SVS Offer Besides Subwoofers?

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SVS sells more than subwoofers: the site organizes its catalog into subwoofers, speakers, wireless accessories, and cables/accessories, so you can build a full home theater or HiFi system around one brand. The catch is that the product pages shown here only detail subwoofer models (SB-1000 Pro, PB-1000 Pro, PB-2000 Pro), so speaker and accessory specifics need to be checked on their own category pages before you commit.

The four product categories on svsound.com

The homepage presents four shop entry points, which map directly to how you'd assemble a system:

Category Role in a system What the page confirms
Subwoofers Low-frequency effects and musical bass Multiple series, including 1000 Pro and 2000 Pro
Speakers Main channels for music and surround Sold as a category; individual models not listed in the excerpt
Wireless accessories Cable-free connection between components Sold as a category
Cables and accessories Wiring and setup support Sold as a category

SVS describes itself as building "speakers, subwoofers and audio accessories for music and home theater surround sound systems," engineered in Youngstown, Ohio. That framing matters: the brand positions itself as a full-system option, not a subwoofer-only shop.

Subwoofers: the part with published specs

The homepage lists three models with enough detail to plan around. All three carry a 4.9 rating from several hundred reviews.

  • SB-1000 Pro — sealed, 12" driver, 325 W RMS (820+ W peak), 20–270 Hz ±3 dB, 13.5" × 13" × 14.76" cabinet. Listed at $599.99. The compact choice; SVS says it reaches down to 20 Hz.
  • PB-1000 Pro — ported, 12" driver, 325 W RMS (820+ W peak), 17–260 Hz ±3 dB, 18.9" × 15" × 20". Listed at $849.99. Deeper extension than the SB in a larger box.
  • PB-2000 Pro — ported, 12" driver, 550 W RMS (1500+ W peak), 16–290 Hz ±3 dB in standard mode and 17–290 Hz ±3 dB sealed, 20.9" × 17.3" × 23.6". Listed at $999.99 (shown against a $1,199.99 regular price). The highest output of the three.

Finishes vary by model: the SB-1000 Pro offers Premium Black Ash, Piano Gloss Black, and Piano Gloss White; the two PB models list Premium Black Ash only.

Speakers, wireless, and cables: what to verify

The page confirms these categories exist and are shoppable, but it does not name speaker models, wireless formats, or cable types. Before buying, open each category page and check:

  1. Speaker lineup and channel options — whether the range covers the channels you need (e.g., left/right, center, surround) for a surround setup versus a two-channel HiFi system.
  2. Wireless accessory compatibility — which components the wireless gear connects, since a wireless kit is only useful if it matches your subwoofer or speaker inputs.
  3. Cable and accessory fit — connector types and lengths for your planned layout.

How to combine them into one system

A practical build order, using only what the page supports:

  • Start with the room and the bass target. If space is tight, the SB-1000 Pro's 13" cabinet is the smallest of the three; if you want the deepest published extension and highest power, the PB-2000 Pro is the top of this set.
  • Match speakers to the same brand family so tonal character stays consistent across channels — this is the main reason to buy speakers from SVS rather than mixing brands.
  • Add wireless only where cabling is impractical, and confirm compatibility first.
  • Budget cables and accessories last, as setup support rather than a performance upgrade.

Prices shown are the listed sale prices on the page and may change; the page does not state shipping, return, or financing terms, so confirm those at checkout. For the subwoofer decision itself, the companion questions on choosing between the 1000 Pro and 2000 Pro series cover room size and output trade-offs in more depth.