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I wish I could let you listen to these speakers as I am listening to them as I write this review. Speaking of reviews, I rarely ever write them - I should - but I don't. I have been raving to my family about these speakers since I first started listening to them a few days a go. The sound of these speakers are quite simply awesome. I know what you are probably thinking - "awesome" what does that convey? The simple fact is that I can not convey in words how good these speakers sound. If I could I would. To provide you some background experience, I've had $800 cerwin vegas that I thought were the best speakers in the world. I purchased my vegas back about 15 years ago and they served me well - but after 15 years, they met their end of life. Now about my current configuration - Now I've got my 2 new infinity floor standing speakers, hooked up to my Yamaha receiver and some "cheap" klh center speaker, 2 klh rears and a 10" sub. These infinity speakers are phenomenal! Specifically I hear instruments and lyrics so clear that the music is like something I have never hear before. I can go on and on but the reality is - check it out for your self. Everyone's ear is different - but to me - and those that I have let listen to all agree - they are fantastic!

Right out of the box I absolutely amazed with the sound can't wait till they are actually broken in! I played it in stereo no sub, and I had to check if my sub was playing they deliver plenty of bass by themselves a sub really is not necessary for music. How did I go so long with out these!Update : 2 years later they still delivering

When I wanted to build my first stereo in the mid 70s the first thing I learned was buy your speakers first and build around them. Obviously with everything being home theater that no longer seems to be the case. Secondly, and probably most importantly, always remember that your stereo is only going to sound as good as your worse piece of equipment. Although I do watch movies (mostly Ne***x dvds) I wanted music first. I am currently using a Sony 90 wpc stereo receiver. Hoping to upgrade to a final destination I started with these speakers. Being an old guy on SS, I always look for bargains and found one thru Amazon at BestPriceAudioVideo. Ordered on a 22nd and had them on the 24th, with no special shipping. Those guys rock. I used these to replace my Sony SSF6000s, which by no means are bad sounding speakers. Started with some Keaggy and Chet and a little Tommy Emmanuel. Some I have been listening for 35 or 40 years and although I didn't hear much I hadn't heard before, right out of the box my jaw hit the floor. Now that they're well broken in and the treble and bass are adjusted my hours of just listening are a thrilling experience and when I'm not listening I kinda feel like I'm missing something. Classic rock 'n' roll is rockin', the country instrumentals are new again. Even Vivaldi is thrilling! Bucks well spent.Update: April 21, 2014:Have been using HarmanKardon 120 wpc stereo receiver for a couple of months with Sony CD changer and my two Sony SSF6000s in the real and it really rocks the Casbah.

Needed a replacement for my 27 year old Infinity RSII Speakers - feeling their age and exposure to the elements in Italy and Colorado High Country. Developed a buzz in one speaker, and passive woofers in both are having rubber membrane flaking and dissolving around the speakers. Needed replacement, and I really enjoyed their performance over many years.Researched Infinity's web site, found p363 and pc351 and specs looked good for my future home surround plans - but excellent for my classical cd collection. Over the years, I've found that Infinity speakers have no equal in the clarity of mid-and-high range reproduction of good classical music. I am going to replace my subwoofer with a medium size sub - since I'm not particularly interested in earthshaking low range. Detracts from the music.All that said, then I went shopping online and was very pleasantly surprised to see the prices for what I wanted on Amazon. And with free shipping! Good timing, guys..

At this price, no brainer of the decade. Even at the 329.00 msrp a great deal. Why? For starters the mids are phenominal. Very airy, very natural with nothing added or taken away. The highs are very subtle and sweet, yet able to belt out the volume when called to do so. The combination of these is very accurate non-fatiguing sound. The low end was at first a little thin, but after some loud listening for about a week this too has become a strong suit. For music listening the bass is about perfect, taunt and not tubby sounding, yet able to reproduce all bass notes from musical instruments with ease. For all you bass-heads out there, and you know who you are, a sub is in order to get the full effect of those on screen explosions or pipe organ below 30hz notes. Overall, a great little speaker with a very fast, articulate sound that has awesome off-axis response.(you don't have to be sitting in the sweet spot between the speakers to get very good stereo imaging.) I highly recommend these.

I'm an audio snob but to keep this review simple lets just say that for the price these are pretty hard to beat. Bought them for a video game system in one of our rooms. They need a little midrange help but I got them dialed in pretty good. I was impressed which is kind of hard to do when it comes to speakers. Let's face it they don't sound like my 800's but then again they didn't cost as much as s car and aren't being powered by anything fancy either just an inexpensive Sony receiver. You won't regret the purchase. The day I went to buy them they dropped to 99 a piece but I could have payed a lot more and still been content. My kids games sound great and so do the movies they watch in there.