Infinity Wireless Outdoor Speakers

[2 RU] This product controls my two outdoor Sonos speakers

[4.2 lb] The sound is excellent it works well with outdoor speakers

[82 lb] I use this for the wireless microphone system. For outdoor event.

I use this for the wireless microphone system. For outdoor event.

[FM] I use this to power my outdoor speakers off my computer, and it works great!!!!!

[8 Ohms] Love these speakers - great sound for our outdoor back patio

[Bass-Reflex] So happy with this upgrade with Klipsch from my old Infinity tower speakers. Truly a night and day difference in performance!!

[Sealed] I purchased 2 of the 250's and 2 of the 150's, to replace aging Infinity Reference Series wired speakers (while they are being refurbished, and maybe not going back to the old speakers) in several rooms of my house. These speakers produce incredibly full sound that is difficult to distinguish from the speakers they replaced. Both my wife and I are in absolute awe that they sound as good as they do. The 250's have an ability to fill the room with fantastic sound reproduction that an audiofile would less than begrudgingly admit is far more than acceptable for a whole house system.

[5.5 lb] I am using two of these for two Infinity R253 speakers. Prior to purchasing the SubDudes, these speakers sounded just ok. I had them on the carpet, and had installed some outriggers in an attempt to fix audio issues with the floor spikes... but I still had more muddled bass. After putting them on here with the outriggers (more for support in all honesty), these speakers came alive. Much more punchy, and I think my downstairs neighbor is happy. Worth it in my opinion.

[25x Sheet Paper] Canson Infinity Rag Photographique is my one go to paper for fine art prints, both for selling as loose prints and for framing in my gallery exhibitions. I love it for its deep blacks, bright whites and excellent color rendering, making it ideal for both black & white and color photography. The perfect matte finish ensures there is no sheen interfering behind a frame's glass, and it doesn't bubble over time like photo paper does. At first I used it only for B&W, using another high quality paper for color prints, but darker color images did not achieve the contrast I was looking for, so I now I use exclusively Canson Infinity Rag Photographique. This also keeps me from having to inventory two different paper stocks. Just make sure you use the correct ICC profile for your printer (downloadable from the Canson website), and watch out for a macOS bug that messes up the color profile when using Apple's default wireless networking with Canon printers (use the Canon wireless driver, or better yet, plug in using USB).