Neat Petite Classic

Small, fun and endlessly musical

View online review whf.cm/Neat_Petite We have been reviewing Neat Acoustic speakers for decades, and we are still impressed by just how infectiously entertaining the brand’s speakers typically are. The Neat Petite Classic speakers we have on test here are the fifth generation of the Petite model, which originally began production in the early 1990s, and have remained not just one of the most well-liked but also the biggest-selling speakers in Neat’s entire catalogue. The Petite Classic sticks with the same dimensions as the original, measuring a very, ahem, petite 30 x 20 x 18cm (hwd). These would be ideal for when you want a premium hi-fi set-up but don’t have a large space – their compact footprint means they should be easy to accommodate in most rooms that aren’t cavern-like…

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What Hi-Fi? (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2024

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