Are Infinity subs any good?

Are Infinity subs any good?

Overall, very happy with this sub and highly recommend. I have always been very happy with Harman products (parent company of Infinity and JBL) for both home audio and car audio. Pros: Awesome sound. It is a great sub.

Is Infinity a good speaker brand?

Infinity speakers are very good, but not great. I put them in the middle of the road type. There are quite a bit that are much better and more accurate. But in the end, let your ears decide.

Do Infinity speakers have good bass?

These speakers are very crisp and clear with a punchy bass. I am not saying you will get good bass from any 6.5″ speaker, but they are good for what thy are. Verdict: I don’t believe you will be disappointed in these speakers. If you install them and they don’t sound great, it is probably your head unit.

Are Dayton subs any good?

The Dayton Audio SUB-1200 delivers a combination of output, sound quality, and style that no other budget subwoofer we’ve tried can match. It has enough bass output for a mid-size stereo or home-theater system, and it has a clean, natural sound—something especially important for music listening.

What happened to Infinity speakers?

Infinity Systems is an American manufacturer of loudspeakers founded in Los Angeles in 1968 and headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut. Since 1983, Infinity has been part of Harman International Industries, which became a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics in 2017.

Are Pioneer speakers any good?

As expected these Pioneer speakers have a very high quality sound and build. The highs are clean and crisp but not harsh like some other brands. The mids are also very clean with a good amount of bass. In my opinion, they have an overall pleasant sound, no harsh highs and a clean consistent mid bass.

Is Infinity and JBL same?

They both belong to the same company. Since 1983, Infinity has been part of Harman International Industries, which became a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics in 2017. JBL is also owned by Harman International Industries, a subsidiary of South Korean company Samsung Electronics. Infinity is no longer the same.

Who designed Infinity speakers?

With Cary Christie, and John Ulrick, Arnie co-founded Infinity in his garage in 1968 and recently joined forces with Paul McGowan, the co-founder of PS Audio, to create Genesis Technologies, the Colorado-based company formed to build ultra–high-end loudspeaker systems (see my review of their $22,000 Genesis II.