Infinity CASCADE User Manual

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Designed, edited and digitally produced by Harman Consumer Group Marketing & Design Center,Woodbury, NY. Infinity, Harman International, CMMD (patent nos.6,327,372 and 6,404,897) and Prelude MTS are registered trademarks,

and Infinity Cascade, Maximum Radiating Surface, MRS, Room Adaptive Bass Optimization System and R.A.B.O.S. are trademarks,of Harman International Industries, Incorporated.

Infinity continually strives to update and improve existing products, as well as create new ones. The specifications and construction details herein are therefore subject to change without notice.

Changing the Shape of Sound... Again.

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INFINITY CASCADE

LEGENDARY INFINITY PERFORMANCE. E

NTIRELY NEW FORM FACTOR.

The popularity of flat-panel plasma and LCD video displays ought to suggest at least one certainty about the future of home audio – tomorrow’s loudspeakers won’t be the boxy, intrusive instruments they often are today.They’ll deliver all the power and realism we’ve come to expect. But they’ll be thinner and more elegant than ever before.And the first of this brave new generation? Infinity Cascade

Infinity has been advancing the science of sound for almost 40 years with breakthrough audio technologies and landmark loudspeaker systems. Cascade continues the tradition. With patent-pending Maximum Radiating Surface Cascade delivers uncompromised Infinity sonic performance from strikingly beautiful speakers.

High-definition flat-panel video, meet high-performance flat-panel audio.

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(MRS™) flat-panel transducers,

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WITH INNOVATIVE FLAT-PANEL TRANSDUCERS,CASCADE IS MINIMALIST IN LOOK ONLY.

Imagine you’re an audio engineer in search of a something new – a dramatically less-intrusive loudspeaker design.The problem is that conventional transducer cones, when coupled with their motor assemblies, are nearly as deep as they are wide.And placing a circular cone in a rectangular enclosure results in rather a lot of wasted space in all directions.

Now imagine you’re an audio engineer at Infinity, a company with 30 years of experience in electromagnetic induction (EMI) transducers to guide your work. If you could combine the flat, rectangular diaphragm of an EMI device with the motor technology of a conventional loudspeaker cone, you just might have something.

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