Sony SA-VE445H Home Theater Speaker Systems

Sony SA-VE445H Home Theater Speaker Systems 

DESCRIPTION

  • 5.1 Channel Micro Satellite Speaker System
  • Gloss Finish on Satellite Speakers
  • 135 Watt Amplified Subwoofer (6 ohms 20 -200 Hz, 0.8% THD)
  • Subwoofer Includes RCA Input and High Level Inputs (Speaker Inputs)
  • Nano-Fine Balanced Dome tweeter rated to 50 kHz
  • Dual 21/4" Drivers with 1-inch voice coils
  • 120 Watts maximum power handling (front, center, surround)
  • Five matching Front, Surround, and Center Speakers
  • Magnetically shielded
  • 8 Ohm Speaker Impedance
  • Advanced SAW Bass Reflex subwoofer design
  • Level Control (Subwoofer)
  • Movie/Music Switch (Subwoofer)
  • Auto Power On/Off (Subwoofer)
  • Supplied audio (RCA) and speaker cables
  • Includes Pedestal Stand for Center Channel Speaker
  • Can add additional satellite speakers for 6.1/7.1 Model #SS-V441H

USER REVIEWS

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[Dec 12, 2020]
raspeaker


Strength:

Crisp, clear highs. Deep low-frequency response. The satellite speakers cross over to the subwoofer at 120 Hz, which is not unusual (as the other reviewer seems to think). Sony rates the low-frequency response of the system as a whole (including the subwoofer) down to 26 Hz (another fact the other reviewer misses). This is not a high-end speaker system for serious audiophiles, but it is a very good system for the average person looking to get the most for their money.

Weakness:

Not as pleasing to the ear as some much more expensive systems but unbeatable at its price point.

Purchased:
New  
OVERALL
RATING
4
[Oct 04, 2003]
lukester
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

stylish, small size, inexpensive, ok for movies--but, not great, comes with cables

Weakness:

thin sound, muddy bass, cheap, horrible for music

I got this for a steal from BestBuy.com--200.00. I purchased them because Best Buy lists these speakers as "extended response" ideal for dvd-audio and sacd. Don't be fooled, the actual satellite speakers frequency response rate is 120Hz--not even close to the 26Hz advertised. In order to experience high definition audio--the speakers need to reproduce the bass frequencies--ideally down to 20Hz--close to which these satellite speakers cannot even approach. Also, BestBuy.com lists thes speakers as producing high frequencies up to 50kHz--again, don't be fooled, as we can only hear up to 20kHz anyway. While this set is ok for movies, probably just because of the sub, it is not a good choice for music. Even for movies, the center channel is thin and lossy. Needless to say, I returned this cheap set of falsely advertised speakers after a horrible experience purchasing them through BestBuy.com. If you are on a tight budget and want small, stylish speakers, with cables (but no cetner speaker stand) for a moderately acceptable movie watching, then this set is for you--otherwise, keep shopping.

OVERALL
RATING
1
VALUE
RATING
4
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