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Speaker wires can be cumbersome if you have 8 set of 11 gauges, 3/4-inch-thick cables laying on the floor like I do. Adjusting the subwoofer’s phase and placement is another challenge if you don’t have the cable long enough to move around. Fear not, Infinity has a trio of active Wireless subwoofer to help with the placement issue.

The company uses a compact transmitter of 2.4GHz frequency range to send a clear and reliable transmission from the source to the wireless-transceiver unit that is built into the subwoofers. The PSW310W is powered by a 400-watt amplifier, a 10-inch woofer, and dual 10-inch CMMD passive radiators. The PS212W uses a similar amp with a bare 12-inch MMDR woofer while the smallest PS210W has a 300-watt amp and a 10-inch MMD woofer. All models are currently shipping with suggested retail prices as follows: PSW310W, $1,199; PS212W, $679; PS210W, $549