Can I use Infinity Primus PS312 subwoofer with Polk RTiA7 towers,CSiA6 central and FXiA6 surrounds?

ticu

Ticu

Thorton

Yes.

Nightfall

Using an Infinity sub with Polk speakers might rip a hole into the time space continuum. Be warned.

richard-dutch

Well i think it's strange that polk makes bi-amping with passive filters, while i normal buy 'studiomonitors' with active crossovers which are real active amplified. Or to be honoust , since a lot of monitorspeakers are too crappy build, i buy a passive speaker and remove the filter and make a beter sounding amp. But i thought , let's buy those polks... passive bi-amped. Those are inexpensive speakers and why bi-amping, i just bought a roksan, which doesn't like biwiring and i'd like to see how they've fixed the delaytime between the two amps. They sounded nice on youtube in hd version, well the standing versions Rti5a etc, with a receiver 7.2 thing i doubt
like said somewhere else if it will sound oke; But a lot of soundprocessors you can turn the dsp unit of and you have like hifi was supposed to be .... stereo.

But the it wil be a Klips or tannoy, an older one, too bad.but de klipsch , 8, doesn't even need a sub I really hate speakerbuilding, but subs are fun and easy.(master degree micro-electronics).And just active , since evey speaker is different and after a month you have to retune the unit, that's the main reason why you seldom see not to expensive closed subs.