Is 4K60 enough?
The processor supports modern HDR formats and eARC, but not the 4K120/8K60 bandwidth of newer HDMI platforms.
A Scandinavian audiophile-oriented processor that combines eleven-channel immersive decoding with Prisma streaming, Dirac Live and a carefully engineered analog output stage.

SP25 Prisma is deliberately different from the channel-count race. Primare concentrates on eleven-channel processing, a substantial analog preamplifier stage and a network player architecture that makes the processor equally comfortable with music.
Its dual ESS DAC implementation is used in an unusual way: multiple conversion channels are allocated to the front left and right outputs, reinforcing the product’s audiophile priorities.
The SP25 Prisma can form the centre of a 7.1.4-class cinema while also serving as a serious stereo preamplifier and network player. The platform includes RCA multichannel outputs and extensive analog/digital source connectivity.
Unlike many current high-end processors, its video architecture intentionally remains HDMI 2.0b-class: 4K60 HDR with eARC rather than 4K120 or 8K60.
Primare includes Dirac Live Limited Bandwidth correction below 500 Hz as standard, with a Full Bandwidth licence available as a paid upgrade directly from Dirac. That makes the licence level a concrete specification item rather than something to assume from the Dirac logo alone.
The dual subwoofer outputs are parallel in the underlying hardware architecture, so a project requiring independently optimised multi-subwoofer channels should be examined carefully.
SP25 Prisma suits elegant media rooms and dedicated cinemas where 11-channel processing is enough and where the processor will also be used as a high-quality stereo/network source.
It is less compelling for gaming-led 4K120 systems, six-height layouts or advanced independent multi-subwoofer control. Those are architecture questions, not criticisms of its audio design.
The processor supports modern HDR formats and eARC, but not the 4K120/8K60 bandwidth of newer HDMI platforms.
Two physical sub outputs do not automatically mean two independently optimised bass channels.
Prisma, USB audio and the dedicated DAC/output architecture are meaningful differentiators for mixed cinema/music systems.
Limited Bandwidth correction below 500 Hz is included; Full Bandwidth is an optional upgrade. Confirm the licence state of the supplied unit.
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