WOODBURY, NY — Expanding its product line into the wireless subwoofer category, Infinity Systems today announced the introduction of its PS212W, a high-performance subwoofer that combines superlative ...

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. The subwoofers include a compact transmitter and can ...

WOODBURY, NY — Infinity Systems is featuring an expanded lineup of wireless subwoofers at CEDIA Expo 2008. The company now offers three models — the PSW310W, PS212W and PS210W — to accommodate a wide ...

Although the humble subwoofer is probably the least likely to require placement inside a space that's beyond cable reach — or concealment — thanks to its non-directional sound frequencies, JBL and ...

Both Infinity and JBL have just dropped two wireless subwoofers. The subs function utilizing a 2.4GHz transmitter/receiver setup and there are four selectable channels to allow you to pick the best ...

Infinity is looking to clip that lonely cable that snakes from your audio rack to the subwoofer with its new lineup of PSW310W, PS212W and PS210W subs. The top model PSW310W (pictured) gets treated to ...

Speaker wires can be cumbersome if you have 8 set of 11 gauges, 3/4-inch-thick cables laying on the floor like I do. Adjusting the subwoofer's phase and placement is another challenge if you don't ...

The downside, other than the price of each, is that they run on the 2.4GHz frequency which means wireless devices galore have a chance of causing interference. There are however four channels to ...