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Primare Allt-i-Ett
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The Allt-i-Ett is an all-in-one music system from Primare of Sweden, the company behind the Prisma streaming platform. Its name is Swedish and Norwegian for all-in-one. Launched in October 2025 at EUR 2,990, GBP 2,700 or USD 3,500, it puts a streamer, amplification, DSP and a speaker array into one cabinet and can take the place of a sound bar through its HDMI input. It is aimed at homes with no room for separates and at owners of a full system who want quality sound in a second room.
Key specs that matter
There are six 4 in woofers, two firing forward, two backward and two downward, plus two 4 in midrange drivers and two 0.75 in tweeters in waveguides. Four DSP-controlled amplifiers based on Primare UFPD 2 technology deliver 300 W peak in total. Inputs are HDMI eARC, two optical inputs, one coaxial input, USB-A, USB-B, an RCA input that switches to MM phono and two Ethernet ports. HDMI carries up to 24-bit/48 kHz, the S/PDIF inputs up to 32-bit/192 kHz, and USB-A reads drives of up to 2 TB. Outputs comprise a bass-managed subwoofer feed, a 3.5 mm headphone socket and a Bluetooth headphone transmitter. Streaming services are AirPlay 2, Qobuz Connect, Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect, and Bluetooth 5.0 supports aptX HD. FM and DAB+ tuners are built in. The cabinet is 690 x 303 x 150 mm, 230 mm tall with the display raised, and weighs 16 kg.
Engineering and use context
Of the four amplifiers, two feed the left and right midrange drivers and tweeters through a passive crossover, and two feed the left and right woofers through a digital crossover. Mounting woofers on the front, back and underside spreads the bass output around the cabinet and balances the reaction forces. The system is operated by a fixed touchscreen, a motorised information display that rises out of the cabinet, the Prisma app and the Prisma remote. HDMI eARC with CEC brings in the television sound and lets the television remote control the volume. The DSP adds an 11-band graphic equaliser, settings for free-standing, near-wall and corner positions, and BACCH 3D spatial audio, a crosstalk cancellation method applied inside a single cabinet.
Pairing
Only sources are needed, such as a turntable on the MM phono input or a television on HDMI, while wireless headphones can be paired for private listening. A separate subwoofer can extend the bass in larger rooms or with films.
Key specs that matter
There are six 4 in woofers, two firing forward, two backward and two downward, plus two 4 in midrange drivers and two 0.75 in tweeters in waveguides. Four DSP-controlled amplifiers based on Primare UFPD 2 technology deliver 300 W peak in total. Inputs are HDMI eARC, two optical inputs, one coaxial input, USB-A, USB-B, an RCA input that switches to MM phono and two Ethernet ports. HDMI carries up to 24-bit/48 kHz, the S/PDIF inputs up to 32-bit/192 kHz, and USB-A reads drives of up to 2 TB. Outputs comprise a bass-managed subwoofer feed, a 3.5 mm headphone socket and a Bluetooth headphone transmitter. Streaming services are AirPlay 2, Qobuz Connect, Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect, and Bluetooth 5.0 supports aptX HD. FM and DAB+ tuners are built in. The cabinet is 690 x 303 x 150 mm, 230 mm tall with the display raised, and weighs 16 kg.
Engineering and use context
Of the four amplifiers, two feed the left and right midrange drivers and tweeters through a passive crossover, and two feed the left and right woofers through a digital crossover. Mounting woofers on the front, back and underside spreads the bass output around the cabinet and balances the reaction forces. The system is operated by a fixed touchscreen, a motorised information display that rises out of the cabinet, the Prisma app and the Prisma remote. HDMI eARC with CEC brings in the television sound and lets the television remote control the volume. The DSP adds an 11-band graphic equaliser, settings for free-standing, near-wall and corner positions, and BACCH 3D spatial audio, a crosstalk cancellation method applied inside a single cabinet.
Pairing
Only sources are needed, such as a turntable on the MM phono input or a television on HDMI, while wireless headphones can be paired for private listening. A separate subwoofer can extend the bass in larger rooms or with films.
Specifications
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