Unlike the titanium or silk dome tweeters found in modern components, the Polycell tweeter is polite. It does not scream. For listeners sensitive to sibilance (harsh "S" sounds), the 41i is a relief. Cymbals are rolled off gently rather than sliced. However, this also means the 41i lacks the "air" and sparkle of a modern metal dome tweeter.
To understand the Reference 41i, one must first appreciate the pedigree of its creator. Founded in 1968 by Arnie Nudell and John Ulrick, Infinity Systems began with a singular obsession: the pursuit of the highest possible fidelity. Their early designs were often massive, exotic, and incredibly expensive, utilizing technologies like Electrostatic tweeters and ribbon drivers that were decades ahead of the curve. infinity reference 41i
: Many models in this specific "i" sub-series were designed and manufactured in Europe (often Denmark) to meet European audio standards. user manual for this specific model? Infinity-Reference 41i - www.hifi-guide.com Unlike the titanium or silk dome tweeters found
: Generally available in black or oak vinyl finishes, reflecting the standard high-fi style of its era. Production Context Cymbals are rolled off gently rather than sliced