Audioholics in the know are already aware that the Infinity Primus speakers are a fantastic value. We reviewed the Primus P363 floorstanding towers to see just what these speakers bring to the table.

Like all of the new Reference speakers, they incorporate Infinity’s Ceramic Metal Matrix Diaphragm (CMMD) woofers, sculpted in dual 6.5-inch and dual 5.25-inch sizes respectively.

Harman International Industries, Incorporated (NSYE: HAR), recently announced a color refresh for the Infinity Primus Series of home theater loudspeakers. Designed to deliver sound with heightened ...

Infinity has released the Prelude Forty speakers – $6,000 each, natch – and a wireless subwoofer line that starts a $549. The PSW310W costs $1,199.

I just bought a pair of Infinity Reference Four Speakers today. My first venture into even remotely high-end audio/video. I'm not going to say what I paid (ok, ok, I paid $150, I know, I know).

The Infinity Primus 150, dressed in traditional Johnny Cash black, casts a dark shadow over bookshelf loudspeakers costing less than $200 a pair. I keep my eyes wide open all the time for bargain ...

In expanding to six series from five, Infinity resurrected the Kappa name, which hasn’t been used since the early 1990s. The series consists of an $899-suggested three-way center channel and three ...

The Infinity Classia Series will be available in high-gloss black and cherry wood veneer. Prices range from $329 to $899 per speaker. They will be available soon.

The Infinity Beta 50 is a big speaker--41.3 inches tall, 10.4 wide, and 14.6 deep--and when we unboxed it, we didn't doubt its listed 62.5-pound weight.