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Infinity C336
$700.00
Released April, 2005
The Pros:Elegant lines and finishes, compliments your decor without attracting attention to itself. Able to open up a large room easily, lots of power. Deep mid-range, really covers the frequencies well without "soft spots".
The Cons:Sound crossover is front biased. Some receivers have a hard time tuning them properly for soft music. Not quite the punch in the bass range that some might want, could use the support of a separate subwoofer.
The Infinity C336 is a 3-way bookshelf/floor-standing loudspeaker with three subs, one midrange, and one tweeter based on a Panted Infinity Ceramic Metal Matrix Diaphragm (CMMD) technology designed to deliver improved accuracy with reduced distortion for what is described as “incredibly lifelike sound.
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” An upgrade from the C205 and C255ES, the C336 (part of the Infinity Classia series) offers improved amplifier power-handling (250w versus 125/150w), not to mention triple (versus two/one) 6-1/5” (versus 5-1/4”) low-frequency CMMD woofers, one (versus none) 4” midrange dome, and one 1” high-frequency CMMD improved tweeter that delivers ultra-high frequencies up to 40Hz, making it a perfect choice for high-definition music and video games. In addition, the C336’s high-frequency tweeter is mounted in a Constant Acoustic Impedance waveguide that more accurately and effectively spreads sound waves throughout the entire room for improved sound reception. The Infinity C336 retails for $699.99 (versus $299.99/$399.99) in either high-gloss black or cherry veneer and comes with a 5 year parts and labor warranty.
Features
- Frequency Response: 35Hz – 40kHz
- Recommended Power Amplifier Range: 10 Watts – 250 watts
- Sensitivity (2.83V @ 1m): 91dB
- Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms
- Crossover Frequency: 500Hz, 2,800Hz; 24dB/octave
- Low-Frequency Driver: Triple 6-1/2" (165mm) CMMD®
- Midrange Driver: 4" (100mm) CMMD
- High-Frequency Driver: 1” (25mm) CMMD
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 48-1/2" x 8-1/2" x 10-1/2"
- Weight: 56.1 lb (25.4kg)
- Available in 2 Colors
- 5 Year Parts and Labor Warranty
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elegant lines and finishes, compliments your decor without attracting attention to itself
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able to open up a large room easily, lots of power
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deep mid-range, really covers the frequencies well without "soft spots"
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clarity, definition and liveliness will satisfy most audiophiles
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sound crossover is front biased
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some receivers have a hard time tuning them properly for soft music
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not quite the punch in the bass range that some might want, could use the support of a separate subwoofer
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