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It makes perfect sense - if you're designing and building a high end home cinema, why not use speakers that 50% of Australian Cinemas use - KRIX.
It was an exciting week for Grant & me, the first time that Krix had exhibited at CEDIA in Australia. Krix had exhibited in the USA 4 years running a while back and after attending the show on the Gold Coast in 2008, we felt that there was a huge opportunity to release some new products this year under the Xtreme Cinema banner.
The main draw card was of course our high gloss Cherry Red Xtreme Cinema system which incorporated the THX approved KX-5920 3 way LCR screen system + 2 x KX-4010 subwoofers (active version). These speakers would normally be located in behind a perforated screen, so they would normally be finished in our standard black finish. But the opportunity to make a statement and show off the type of custom finishing that Krix can offer was too good an opportunity to pass up.
High end home cinema is not something new, I'm sure that we've all seen weird and wacky systems and themed rooms that the rich and famous showcase. But for Krix, it's the point of difference we can bring to the table - use the speakers cinemas use and you don't need to have a 10 screen complex and parking for 3000 and more importantly we're Australian Made!
It's not just this system that will form part of the Krix Xtreme Cinema range. There are a number of screen & surround combinations, but we are also completing a diverse range of in-wall and on-wall products that will mean there is something for everyone.
There are in-wall versions of the Neuphonix and Epicentrix, plus the new Acoustix and Graphix which will replace the KDX-M and KDX-C as well a the high powered on-wall called the KX-QueOne. All Krix in-wall / in-ceiling speakers come complete with rear enclosures to ensure that they will always offer the same high level of performance.
Neuphonix In-wall and Acoustix In-Wall complete with back box.
