11 March 2009 11:26 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Infinity Systems has announced the UK launch of its two new "retro-designed" loudspeakers, the PHI 21 series and the PHI 51 series.Said to be compact and easy to set up, the speakers offer a variety of options in terms of where to stick 'em - on a shelf, mounted on the wall or stood on the floor - with stands and brackets included with the systems.
Claiming to deliver a "high quality" sound, the system offers mid-range and high frequency drivers that are magnetically shielded to reduce noise distortion and both speaker systems are said to feature "a powerful, compact bass-reflex powered subwoofer that produces deep, rich bass".
The PHI 21 and PHI 52 are available now at a recommended retail price of £600 and £1000 respectively. Audio, Speakers, Home Cinema, Infinity Systems, Harman Kardon, Harmon Kardon





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