Small, placed high, and easy to drive · review
A compact satellite pair with a single full-range driver — the simplest possible surround speaker, and the smallest cabinet here.
The bottom line The smallest real surround speaker here — coherent in the midrange, dependent on a subwoofer, and honest about being a satellite.
A speaker designed to reproduce everything above a crossover point and nothing below it, on the understanding that a subwoofer handles the rest. These are that, explicitly, and the design only works as part of that arrangement.
One driver, no crossover. The advantage is coherence through the midrange, where a crossover in a two-way design sits. The limit is at both extremes — deep bass and the top octave — and in a rear channel that matters much less than it would at the front.
The surround channels to “small”, and the crossover high enough that the subwoofer takes over where these stop. Left at “large”, the receiver asks them for bass they cannot produce and the result is thin and distorted.
This is the smallest cabinet in the catalogue. For a rear speaker on a wall in a living room, size is frequently the deciding factor — and a speaker that gets installed beats a better one that does not.
Sensitivity, impedance, frequency response. As with almost every speaker here except the Canton.
On sale from 45 € to 55 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Listed but with no offer on the British Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.
Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Type | Passive satellite pair — stated |
|---|---|
| Driver | Full-range, covering the whole band — stated |
| Cabinet | Ultra compact — stated |
| Mounting | Wall mounting — stated |
| Use | Surround in a 5.1 system, or office — stated |
| Amazon reference | B0012AWF14 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4250019104077 |
One driver covering the whole audible band rather than splitting it between a woofer and a tweeter. Its advantage is no crossover in the midrange, which is where the ear is most sensitive. Its limit is the extremes: a small full-range driver produces neither deep bass nor the top octave.
Yes, and not as a refinement. A cabinet this small produces almost nothing below a few hundred hertz, so the receiver has to be set to "small" for these channels and everything below the crossover handed to a subwoofer. Without one, the rear channels will simply be thin.
Compact surround pair · designed to pair with Bose soundbars · adapters supplied
Compact rear speakers designed to pair wirelessly with Bose soundbars — a system component rather than a general-purpose speaker.
Best for: An existing Bose soundbar that needs real rear channels without a cable run to the front of the room.
≈ 319 €
Passive pair · 28.8° angled baffle stated · wall or ceiling mount · Dolby Atmos compatible
A passive surround pair with an angled baffle — 28.8 degrees, stated — which is the specification that decides where the sound goes once the speaker is on a wall.
Best for: A receiver-based system where the rear speakers have to go on a wall and be driven properly.
≈ £219 / 225 €
Passive pair · 4-inch driver · 21 cm high · weatherproof · brackets included · indoor and outdoor
A weatherproof passive wall speaker — which is a real surround option in a room that opens onto a terrace, and worth naming as such.
Best for: A living room that opens onto a terrace, where one pair of speakers has to serve both.
≈ 45 €
