Infinity Primus 363 - 5.0 Home Theater Speaker Package (Black)

This Infinity Primus 5.0 home theater speaker bundle includes two of the P363 Floorstanding Speakers, 2 of the P153 Bookshelf/Satellite Speakers, and a PC351 Center Channel Speaker.

This Infinity Primus 5.0 home theater speaker bundle includes two of the P363 Floorstanding Speakers, 2 of the P153 Bookshelf/Satellite Speakers, and a PC351 Center Channel Speaker. 


The Infinity Primus Series – Where Infinity sound begins. 

Prepare to raise your expectations. Experience home entertainment at a new level of clarity and realism. From unobtrusive bookshelf systems to dazzlingly powerful home theaters, there’s an Infinity Primussystem that’s right for every purpose and room in your home. Most other speaker systems in the Primus price range sound as if they are spraying their sound at you – tinny, hollow and reproduced – a copy of a copy. With its MMD transducer technology and seamless component architecture working in unison to eliminate unwanted resonance modes, the Primus P363BK doesn’t spray – it immerses, rolling over the listener with warm, rich sound the way live music does. Pair it with any one of the powerful MMD-equipped floorstanding loudspeakers, subwoofers, and center-channel speakers, and the Infinity Primus P363BK will fill any room with dramatic and well-defined sound. This is where Infinity sound begins, and its well within your reach.

Derived from the Infinity patented CMMD technology, the Metal Matrix Diaphragm (MMD) approach continues the Infinity tradition of using advanced materials to improve sonic accuracy. These diaphragms are much stiffer than standard metal diaphragms - by anodizing both sides of an aluminum core, Infinity was able to significantly improve cone performance and outperform cones made of paper, polypropylene or Kevlar® device. By virtue of its extreme rigidity and resistance to resonance, MMD material is far more than just another diaphragm substance. It is an ideal diaphragm material for the ultimate listening experience. Sound propagates at a higher velocity in metals than in materials such as polymers and papers. Sound will travel through MMD material nearly twice as fast as it will through any other cone material - thus, moving unwanted resonances outside the audible range.