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The new Infinity Cascade home theatre kit dispels the belief that speakers have to be big to sound good, the company claims.
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The series comprises of Model Nine floor-standing loudspeakers with dual MRS flat panel mid-bass drivers and 1-inch CMMD tweeter, Model Seven floor-standing loudspeaker with MRS flat panel mid-bass driver and 1-inch CMMD tweeter, and Model Five on-wall/bookshelf loudspeaker with MRS flat panel mid-bass driver and 1-inch CMMD tweeter.
Model Three C is the centre channel loudspeaker with dual MRS flat panel mid-bass drivers and 1-inch CMMD tweeter, Model Three V dual on-wall/bookshelf loudspeaker with MRS flat panel mid-bass drivers and 1-inch CMMD tweeter a Model Fifteen a self powered subwoofer comprising of four MRS drivers with built-in 800 watt amplifier and a Model Twelve, a 300 watt self-powered subwoofer.
Infinity says though the kit is designed for a home cinema set up, it can work well with 2-channel also as it has been designed to partner AV receivers and amps from 10 through to150 watts.
The loudspeakers are available in a range of finishes and are topped off with magnetically shielded and bi-wireable gold-plated binding posts as well as “acoustically inert” aluminium enclosures.
The Infinity Cascade speakers are covered by a nationwide five-year warranty.
RRPs:
Model Nine: $3,200
Model Seven: $2,500
Model Five: $2,200
Model Three C: $1,500
Model Three V: $3,000
Model Twelve subwoofer: $1,700
Model Fifteen subwoofer: $3,200
See: www.ct.com.au
