SNACK in 3 lines
- Japan launch: October 25, 2026, at ¥605,000 including tax
- One cabinet combines a network streamer, DAC, amplifier and ten-driver speaker array
- HDMI eARC, MM phono input and room EQ support television, turntable and flexible placement
Primare Allt-i-Ett folds a network streamer, DAC, DSP-controlled amplifier and ten-driver speaker array into one 690 mm-wide cabinet. It can also take sound from a television over HDMI eARC and play a turntable through a stereo RCA input switchable to MM phono, replacing the usual run of separate components and speaker cables. Local distributor Naspec has announced a Japanese launch on October 25, 2026, at ¥605,000 including tax. No South Korean price or release date has been announced.
Ten drivers without a stack of components
The speaker array contains six 4-inch woofers, two 4-inch midrange drivers and two 0.75-inch waveguide tweeters. Primare rates the amplifier at 300 W peak; that figure is neither an RMS rating nor an independent measure of loudness.
Allt-i-Ett is an all-in-one hi-fi system and an alternative to a conventional soundbar, not a set of discrete surround speakers. Its BACCH 3D Spatial Audio processing uses crosstalk cancellation between the left and right channels.
Television, turntable and streaming are all on the input list
- Direct inputs: HDMI eARC/CEC, two optical, one coaxial, USB-A and stereo RCA switchable to MM phono.
- Outputs: a subwoofer connection with bass management, a 3.5 mm headphone jack and Bluetooth headphone transmission.
- Network playback: Wi-Fi 6, wired Ethernet, AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Qobuz Connect and TIDAL Connect.
- Bluetooth reception: SBC, AAC, aptX and aptX HD; headphone transmission supports SBC and aptX.
Control is available through a fixed touchscreen, motorised information display, large volume control, remote and the Prisma app.
Room EQ depends on the phone you use
Placement modes cover free-standing, near-wall and corner positions. Auto Room EQ runs directly from an iOS device, while Android users need the separate Primare Zen microphone. The same microphone can provide more precise correction on iOS, and an 11-band graphic EQ is available across input sources.
The cabinet measures 690 mm wide, 303 mm deep and 150 mm high with its display lowered. Raising the display takes the height to 230 mm, while the 16 kg weight, required surface area and ventilation still need to be considered.
For a beginner, this is an expensive place to start. The practical comparison is the total cost and space required by a separate streamer, amplifier, DAC or phono stage and speakers. Allt-i-Ett removes several boxes and the speaker cabling between them, so comparing it with a basic Bluetooth speaker alone misses what the cabinet is designed to replace.
Snackgirls react
AIKO Streaming, HDMI, phono input and room correction in one cabinet make for a satisfyingly compact signal path. The cable map becomes much shorter.
Nea The price makes me pause, but so does the space taken by a full separate system. I would price the whole stack and measure the furniture before deciding whether the convenience earns its premium.
Sources and checked date: September 9, 2026 (KST)
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