This forum is not just for vintage Infinities. New ones are welcome too!
Why am I so excited about including new ones, despite the sacrilegious aspect of talking about new gear on AK?
I have a 7.1 system of Prelude MTS, and a 5.1 system of CAS-3.1.
For my office, I'm very interested in Cascade 3Vs and a 15 sub.
I've heard many, many people say that Infinity is not what it was, but the facts remain that the Preludes managed an A ranking in Stereophile, and the company's other products consistently receive good reviews. Infinity invented the aluminum enclosure, and was then copied by Krell, and now a bunch of others. CMMD drivers have wonderful clean sound and specs, and the Cascades won an Innovations 2006 Design and Engineering Award from the Consumer Electronics Association.
More importantly to me, the Preludes are one of the very few speakers to pass the "goosebumps" test (along with the Betas). Smooth, dynamic, and very, very real-sounding. Great for music and HT.
Yeah, I'm a fan! All you other new Infinity fans, come on in and post!
Why am I so excited about including new ones, despite the sacrilegious aspect of talking about new gear on AK?
I have a 7.1 system of Prelude MTS, and a 5.1 system of CAS-3.1.
For my office, I'm very interested in Cascade 3Vs and a 15 sub.
I've heard many, many people say that Infinity is not what it was, but the facts remain that the Preludes managed an A ranking in Stereophile, and the company's other products consistently receive good reviews. Infinity invented the aluminum enclosure, and was then copied by Krell, and now a bunch of others. CMMD drivers have wonderful clean sound and specs, and the Cascades won an Innovations 2006 Design and Engineering Award from the Consumer Electronics Association.
More importantly to me, the Preludes are one of the very few speakers to pass the "goosebumps" test (along with the Betas). Smooth, dynamic, and very, very real-sounding. Great for music and HT.
Yeah, I'm a fan! All you other new Infinity fans, come on in and post!
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