Product Description
bass-reflex design * 150-watt RMS amp * 8" front-firing driver * frequency response 35-150 Hz (?3dB) * auto on/off *
Product Description
12" subwoofer with selectable 2- or 8-ohm impedance * woven glass fiber woofer cone with rubber surround * stamped steel basket and lightweight neodymium magnet * single set of speaker terminals * power range: 50-350 watts RMS (1400 watts peak power) *
Product Description
10" subwoofer with selectable 2- or 8-ohm impedance * woven glass fiber woofer cone with rubber surround * stamped steel basket and lightweight neodymium magnet * single set of speaker terminals * power range: 50-350 watts RMS (1400 watts peak power) *
Product Description
The PS-8 powered subwoofer adds impact and realism to today's music and movie soundtracks with its thunderous, tight, clean bass. 8" MMD woofer; 100-watt RMS amplifier; bass-reflex enclosure; LFE Input.
Customer Reviews:
Great Sound, Little Package.......2007-05-29
I purchased this to replace a passive sub woofer. I am very impressed with the power of this subwoofer considering its small size. My room is 15' by 20' and the subwoofer fills it with clean bass which can rattle the windows without making music or dvds sound muddy.
8" sub with punch.......2007-01-09
This sub is a nice buy for the money. It outperforms any 8" sub in its class for the money, and some 10" subs I have heard. The punch from the bass is tight and accurate, and can adequately compliment a surround system in any small to medium sized room. Its small size lets it blend into the decor, but without sacrificing sound.
Best value on the planet.......2006-12-25
I just purchsed this sub as part of the PRIMUSHCSCH Home Theater Pack of speakers. Look at (professional) reviews of the Infinity Primus speakers and you'll see these speakers were created for musicality first, although home theater sounds great, too. I first and foremost want a system that sounds tight and clear playing at all registers. I love the timbre of an upright bass more than the shaking of the floor in a movie explosion, and this sub is phenomenal at both. This system delivers in all respects. It includes 4 Primus 140 bookshelf/sattelites and one center speaker as well as the sub. This package without the sub sells around $300, but look for the one with sub included and you will be blown away by the sound and the price.
very very good for the size.......2006-12-17
I first purchased a polk 10" 50 watt powerd sub. It sounded muddy. Returned it for the infinity 8" and i kept it. Got it on sale at circuit city for $160.00 .Very pleased, has a cleaner, defined sound even at lower volumes. Bass is very good.
Big punch in a small package - Extraordinary Value.......2006-10-06
I replaced a JBL subwoofer that was twice the size of the Infinity PS-8. I am a fan of JBL equipment, especially their bookshelf speakers. The JBL sub had dual 6.5" drivers that fired down. I put carpet coasters under the legs of the sub so the drivers would remain far enough above the carpet to move without bottoming-out on the carpet. I even put a board under the sub, but took it out soon after becasue it made no difference. The sound was always kind of muddy with the JBL. I never got that tight bass I like so much when listening to The Police and other bass-heavy music. The sub was great for movies that had a lot of wall-shaking bass. This sub could rattle the walls, but it lacked definition, which I refer to as "tight" bass sound.
I would have thought the JBL's 6.5" drivers would be better at the upper bass range than a larger driver, but it was not so. The amp went bad recently, and kept blowing fuses even with no input signal, and with the power swith in the off position and the volume dial turned all the way down. When I plugged it in, the sub just hummed loudly until the fuse blew. After looking for crossed wires in the electronics (I had to remove the amp plate), and blowing three fuses during tests, I finally gave up. The JBL gave me 8 years of service, but its time had come. Rare failure for JBL gear. I didn't know what I was missing, though.
This sub is used in my family room for music and home theater. It's a modest setup. 30" Zenith HDTV, JBL G200 2-way bookshelf speakers with 6.5" woofers. JBL center and surround satellites (with dual 3" drivers). I have a JVC 65-watt receiver (about 12 years old) that has Dolby Pro Logic I (5.1), but not Dolby digital, a dedicated subwoofer-out channel (RCA jack) but no LFE out. The JVC is next on my list to replace.
My family room is 14 x 23, in a single-family home with standard 8' ceilings. The sub sits in the front right corner of the room beside a wall and an oak cabinet built into a brick wall next to a fireplace.
The difference in quality after switching to the Infinity is remarkable. And the latest pricing makes it the best deal I have seen for under $300. The MTX and Sony subs in this price range can't compare. Polk is good, but at a much higher price for comparable quality. Velodyne starts at more than twice the price. The MSRP of $299 for the Infinity is now half of that on Amazon. I don't know if they are coming out with a new model, but when it comes to subwoofers, there are not a lot of breakthroughs from one year to the next. The new Infinity model, if there is one on the way, will not likely be better quality, but it will have the new model price tag, much closer to its MSRP.
Infinity is a very well respected brand, and if that name doesn't impress you, remember that Infinity is a Harman Kardon company. I have an HK AVR65 receiver with Carver HT speakers in my basement rec room. Awesome. But back to my family room.
Not only is the Infinity PS-8 crisper, it is also louder and richer than my JBL. The JBL sub did not have a crossover dial, but the Infinity has one. I can set the sub to handle all the bass below the 55kHz low end on the bookshelf speakers. Actually, I set the sub to handle everything 100kHz and below, because I don't think the 6.5" drivers of the bookshelves can handle low bass as well as the 8" Infinity driver. Even at 150kHz and below, the sub easily handles all the frequencies. It's nice to have that flexibility. For movies, I set the sub lower than for music, so the sub is dedicated more to the wall-shaking frequencies than the high bass.
Bottom line. Buy it. Love it. Live it. No regrets.
Product Description
The Dayton Component Video Cables were designed to perform to the standards you would expect from a high-end cable, yet allow you not to get caught up with the idea that you must spend a fortune on interconnect cables for your equipment. Dayton Audio Cables are designed for customers who want the best possible audio and video that they can get from today's high-end A/V components. A cheap interconnect cable on expensive equipment does not allow you to fully enjoy the technology that the component possesses. The design and construction of Dayton Audio Cables unleashes the signal allowing you to experience clear detailed audio and video. No need to spend a fortune on high-end cables to get the performance you demand from your components. Dayton Audio Cables have exactly what you need at a reasonable price. All cables feature a black chrome shell with a rubber grip for ease of installation and gold-plated connections for superior signal transfer. These cables are designed for equipment that demand extreme clarity and definition and their attractive appearance reflect the quality of any hi-end component. The flexible black jacket makes it easy to route the wires and the cables are shielded for protection against RF/EMI interference. Component video carries signal over three discreet paths for better picture clarity than composite and s-video signals. 12 ft.
Product Description
The Dayton Component Video Cables were designed to perform to the standards you would expect from a high-end cable, yet allow you not to get caught up with the idea that you must spend a fortune on interconnect cables for your equipment. Dayton Audio Cables are designed for customers who want the best possible audio and video that they can get from today's high-end A/V components. A cheap interconnect cable on expensive equipment does not allow you to fully enjoy the technology that the component possesses. The design and construction of Dayton Audio Cables unleashes the signal allowing you to experience clear detailed audio and video. No need to spend a fortune on high-end cables to get the performance you demand from your components. Dayton Audio Cables have exactly what you need at a reasonable price. All cables feature a black chrome shell with a rubber grip for ease of installation and gold-plated connections for superior signal transfer. These cables are designed for equipment that demand extreme clarity and definition and their attractive appearance reflect the quality of any hi-end component. The flexible black jacket makes it easy to route the wires and the cables are shielded for protection against RF/EMI interference. Component video carries signal over three discreet paths for better picture clarity than composite and s-video signals. 12 ft. Pack of 5.
Product Description
The Visioneer 6200 USB desktop color scanner delivers high performance, quality, and unmatched ease of use. It is quick and easy to set up and includes the award-winning PaperPort Deluxe software. High-quality imaging technology and flexible document management software makes the Visioneer 6200 USB the ideal scanning solution for business and desktop publishing applications.Install the software, plug the Visioneer 6200 USB into your computer's Universal Serial Bus and you are ready to scan! No need to open the computer to install an interface card, or worry about IRQs, DMAs, SCSI IDs, or other settings. With USB, you don't have to worry about compatibility with your other peripherals. The Visioneer 6200 USB scans at an optical resolution of 600 x 1200 dpi, 42-bit color. Through software interpolation this can be further enhanced to 2400 dpi. Whatever your requirements, from Web to OCR to high-resolution graphics, the 6200 USB can handle it. Easily scan any kind of document - everything from business cards, memos, books and magazines. The top of the scanner can even be elevated or removed to accommodate books and bound documents.
Amazon.com Review
The Visioneer 6200 is small, easy, and practical for most basic scanning uses. With an optical resolution of 600 x 1,200 dpi, 1,200 dpi hardware supersampling, and 2,400 dpi interpolation, this single-pass scanner with plug-and-play installation effortlessly becomes an essential tool. Wide rather than deep, hinged in the back, and with a small 17-by-11-inch footprint, the 6200 sits lightly on your desk, leaving plenty of elbow room.
To set up the 6200, we plugged in two cables, loaded the speedy and clearly explained software, and started scanning right away. (The user's guide covers all the bases simply, and we recommend reading the guide for trouble-free installation. For example, it explains the need for installing the PaperPort software before connecting the scanner to the computer, without which the installation will not be complete).
We liked that the top of the scanner can be lifted or removed to accommodate books, bound documents, and more substantial items. One-button operation and fairly intuitive on screen instructions, combined with the legible user's guide, made us feel proficient with the scanner quickly. We could drag and drop documents and images instantly onto linked applications, edit photos quickly, and use OCR (optical character recognition) to automatically convert scanned documents into editable text. The PaperPort Deluxe software provided crisp onscreen images and helped us manage a variety of scanned documents and images. MGI PhotoSuite II SE provided easy-to-understand templates to create calendars, brochures, and business stationery.
Highly portable at under 6 pounds, the unit readily slips out of the way to make more space. The Visioneer 6200 USB scanner is packaged with application software on CD-ROM, a USB cable, an installation guide, and a power jack. --Barbara Price
Pros:
- Light and compact with an unusual back hinge
- Removable cover for scanning thickly bound works
- Easy plug-and-play setup and operation
Cons:
- Basic utilities
- No film scanner
Amazon.com Product Description
The Visioneer 6200 USB scans at an optical resolution of 600 x 1,200 dpi, 42-bit color. Through software interpolation this can be further enhanced to 2,400 dpi. The 6200 handles everything from Web to OCR to high-resolution graphics. The top of the scanner can even be elevated or removed to accommodate books and bound documents.
The software bundle includes PaperPort Deluxe, MGI PhotoSuite II SE, PaperPort Links, and PictureWorks PhotoEnhancer. The Paperport Deluxe software gives you crisp onscreen images and helps you manage all your documents and images. MGI PhotoSuite II SE provides high-quality templates to create calendars, business stationery, and more. PaperPort Links let you drag and drop documents and images instantly onto linked applications. PictureWorks PhotoEnhancer fully edits photos quickly and easily. TextBridge Pro 8 OCR automatically converts scanned documents into editable text. It converts tabular data into word processing documents, cell tables, or Microsoft Excel and Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheets. The Visioner 6200 USB scanner includes application software on CD-ROM, a USB cable, an installation guide, and a power supply.
Customer Reviews:
Don't buy it because it is a junk.......2004-11-28
I used the product for less than 20 times during 8 months period. Then it displayed locking errors and stop working. The customer service is very bad and it didn't worth to return the product for fixing because the labor charge will be more than the purchase price. Don't buy it or you will be very regret later.
Amendment (Many frustrating Hours Later).......2002-10-30
Having all but given up on the idea of scanning with my Visioneer 6200 under Windows XP, since the PaperPort software that comes with it no longer works and cannot be updated, I decided to try to use some of my other programs to try to access the scanner. While I was able to do so using third party software, I can no longer access my many scans done prior to the XP upgrade, as the PaperPort Program that manages the scanner and stores the scans will not run at all. If you are planning on going to XP and using this scanner, be sure you back up all of your PaperPort scans, or they will be lost. Like the people at Visioneer tech support, they will be inaccessible, unavailable, and/or no longer there when you need them.
BEWARE IF YOU RUN XP!.......2002-10-27
Well, having recently upgraded to Windows XP, and having been otherwise quite happy with my Visioneer 6200 USB, I find that Visioneer's almost non-existent customer support gives me the following answer when trying to load the new driver required if you run XP on your system:
"Windows XP
Visioneer will not be applying for Windows XP logo for the scanners listed below, however these scanners will most likely still function properly.
Visioneer 6200"
CORRECTION: NO THEY WON'T! Apparently, they want me to fork over more money for another scanner rather than update the driver that many of their customers, like myself, will need in order to use it with XP. What a company! If they think I will ever buy another one of their products again, they are badly mistaken.
Shame on you, Visioneer! Stay away from these people, as they don't even have an email address for customer support.
Buyer Beware!.......2001-08-29
I bought a Visioneer 6200 USB 11 months ago. This month it failed. I called the tech support number...and held for 1/2 hour before giving up. The next day I held for 1 1/2 hours before giving up. Today, after an hour hold time, I finally got through to a tech. Although I had the answers to her questions, she would not talk with me because I was not at home in front of the scanner (I don't have enough time to wait on hold for them while at home). I had already verified through e-mail correspondence the probable problem, however, they would not send parts or a new unit. Carefully consider how you may be left out in the cold when you purchase this item!
My 3rd scanner - and this is the best one yet !!.......2000-10-30
My very first scanner was a Visioneer "One Touch" - way back when - before they started adding model numbers to their products. It work just fine once I figured out how to get the pass through connector on the parallel port working properly. I used that scanner for probably 2.5 years and it worked flawless the entire time. In May I saw a sale on a Silitek flatbed scanner with a USB connection and bought it - trading my old Visioneer for some vintage fountain pens. The Silitek worked great except the software that came with it left a lot to be desired.
My newest scanner is a Visioneer 6200 scanner... this is awesome.. I had looked at the Visioneer 8100 at the same time and compared the two side by side. The only difference between the 2 is the 8100 has 3 panel buttons to complete the entire scanning process at the touch of a button - the 6200 has one button. The previous One Touch I owned also had the 3 buttons and I can honestly say in the time I had that scanner I maybe used the buttons a dozen times out of the 2000+ scans I made with that scanner. The 8100 also has USB and a parallel port vs the 6200 has just a USB connection. Other than those 2 items the scanners are identical in components and operation ( the 8100 has a black case and the 6200 is beige ) and they both come with the same software packages! I saved quite a bit of money opting for the 6200 vs the 8100.
The Paperport software that comes with the scanner is a nice package with a lot of features not found in other scanner packages - "descreen" is an option and if you are going to scan newspaper or magazine pictures this feature is a necessity! The OCR software leaves a lot to be desired - it does the basics but it won't retain proper formating in a scan of say a multi column document.
In summary the 6200 is one great scanner for the money - a lot of features and software in one package that could cost twice as much with some other name brand scanners.
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