Infinity Minuette(1997)

The Infinity Minuette (1995–1998) is a compact, affordable 5.1 home-theater satellite/subwoofer system from Infinity (Harman). Designed for small rooms or budget setups, it delivers surprisingly full-range sound from tiny cabinets that disappear into any décor.

Key Features

• Ultra-small satellites (MPS = Multi-Purpose Satellite) – Dimensions: 7″ H × 4.75″ W × 3.5″ D – 2-way design: 3.5″ woofer + 0.5″ polycarbonate tweeter – Frequency response: 200 Hz – 20 kHz (satellites alone) – Power handling: 10–80 W RMS – 8 Ω nominal impedance – Sealed ABS cabinets with removable black cloth grilles – Spring-clip terminals; wall-mount keyholes + rubber feet for shelf/stand use
• L-MPS center channel (horizontal layout) – Same drivers, but dual-woofer D’Appolito array – Frequency response: 150 Hz – 20 kHz – magnetically shielded for TV placement
• Matching powered subwoofer (BU-1 or similar) – 8″ long-throw driver in bandpass enclosure – 50 W amp, variable 50–200 Hz crossover – Takes everything below 150–200 Hz so satellites stay clean

Official Tagline (1997 brochure)

“Discrete satellite speakers and a subwoofer that produce full-bodied sound despite their compact size.”

Typical Packages Sold

• Theater Pac: 4 × MPS + 1 × L-MPS center
• Black Surround Pac: 2 × MPS + 1 × L-MPS
• CMS-1 complete 5.1: Theater Pac + BU-1 sub

Sound Signature

Bright, detailed highs; tight midrange; surprisingly punchy when paired with the sub. Users in 1997–2000 loved the “big sound from tiny boxes” for DVD movies on 25″ CRTs. Modern listeners often re-foam the woofers (rubber upgrades are common) and pair with a 100 W receiver for apartment 5.1.