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Front Shown with grille on View larger Infinity Primus P163 Bookshelf speaker Item #: 108P163BK In Stock 79 Reviews Was:$139.99 Price Break:-$54.00 Your price: $85.99 each Earn up to 86 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 86 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Kristen Schaub With Infinity's Primus P163, you get the real deal rich, detailed sound and a price tag that won't leave your wallet empty. It's all thanks to a combination of Metal Matrix Diaphragm® driver technology and a low-resonance enclosure. You'll hear sparkling high frequencies and detailed midrange from any type of music, at any volume level. And for a compact bookshelf speaker, the bass might just surprise you. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the lifelike vocals and robust instrumentals that this speaker has to offer. Exclusive Infinity Metal Matrix Diaphragm drivers The Primus P163 features Infinity's exclusive Metal Matrix Diaphragm ("MMD" for short) driver technology in both the 3/4" tweeter and 6-1/2" woofer. These MMD drivers consist of a stiff aluminum core, anodized on both sides for increased strength and rigidity. The result is extremely fast, extremely accurate response, so you'll hear distinctly cleaner, more realistic sound, even at higher volume levels. Build a complete Primus® system The Infinity Primus P163 will fill just about any room with dramatic and well-defined sound. Use a pair to create a high-quality stereo system, or add it to Infinity's P363 floor-standing speaker and PC351 center channel speaker to create a stunning Primus home theater system. And don't forget to add the perfectly matched PS38 powered subwoofer to get deep, accurate bass in the mix. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. Product Highlights:frequency response 49-20,000 Hz (±3dB)handles up to 150 wattssensitivity 90 dB8-ohm impedanceMetal Matrix Diaphragm® drivers minimize distortion3/4" MMD dome tweeter6-1/2" MMD woofermagnetically shielded for safe placement next to older tube TVsbass-reflex (ported) designblack woodgrain vinyl finish5-way binding posts8-3/16"W x 14-15/16"H x 11-1/8"Dweight: 16.1 lbs.warranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why choose bookshelf speakers? Bookshelf speakers may be small in size, but they can deliver surprisingly big sound. Some ultra-compact models even fit on a desktop. Most are right at home in tight spaces like shelves, so they're usually good choices for your home theater's rear channels. For the best performance, try placing bookshelf speakers on solid speaker stands to help the sound really "open up." If you want full bass impact, add a powered subwoofer and enjoy punchy sound that's as deeply satisfying as that of floor-standing speakers.
Stereo Speakers Written By Patrick, Tampa, Florida on Thursday, April 09, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We bought a pair of these for our stereo, on which the wife especially likes to play records on the phonograph. The home theater is in another room. The speakers are amazing. I am blown away with their clarity and sound definition. At any volume. They sound excellent from the just audible to the maximum output of our receiver (135 watts). The vocals and the bass both come through with equal verve. I highly recommend these. Pros: Sound clarity. Power handling. Bass. Treble. Midrange. Cons: None.
Bookshelf speakers Written By Chas, Lynnwood, WA on Monday, April 06, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) clear speakers a great sound that round out my Infinity home theater system Pros: great sound from small speakers Cons: none so far
Great For Surround System Written By Gene, Mississippi on Sunday, March 29, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased these to replace some old Yamaha bookshelf speakers that didn't match my Infinity Primus tower and center channel speakers. These speakers sound great and are a better choice for back left and right surround. Now I just have to replace my Sony subwoofer with an Infinity Primus subwoofer and crank my system up. Pros: Great price, good sound and just the right size for surround sound. Cons: Not enough sound for front left and right speakers in a surround system.
Excellent bang for the buck Written By Amiller, New York on Thursday, March 19, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have decided after a long time of using "computer" speaker systems to try and build my system from scratch. After an extensive amount of research, I finally decided on these speakers to use as fronts in my system. So far they have been excellent. Coming from a set of speakers with 2 inch full range speakers these are lightyears ahead, though that isn't really saying much. I currently have them paired with a yamaha v477 receiver and a pinnacle 12 inch sub. These speakers nicely fill in the mids and highs, while sounding very clear. They are very well constructed for the price range. And the best part is they don't break the bank. In future I plan on filling the rest of my 5.1 system with other Infinity Primus offerings. Pros: Sturdy Excellent sound for the price 5 way binding posts Cons: Heavy Need to pop out caps from binding posts to fit banana plugs Not full length binding post
Primus P163 for livingroom Written By Julian, Wash, DC on Monday, March 02, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound and easy install. Price is good too! Paired with a polk sub and (old) onkyo receiver.
Great speaker. Written By John, Monroe North Carolina on Saturday, February 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound and built solid! Pros: Good bass! Cons: Larger than expected!
Primus P163 for bedroom Written By Larry, Washington on Thursday, February 26, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are well constructed and look good as well. I like that they have stick on rubber feet to prevent vibration. I'm not greatly impressed with the sound. The highs are not clear and the base is not what I expected from a 6.5" woofer. Since these are not going to be used for our main stereo, I will keep them although I can't frankly recommend them. By the way, these speakers are on an older 2 channel system. Pros: Well constructed; good looking Cons: Not great sound. Would not recommend
Always happy with Infinity speakers Written By GregB, California on Monday, February 23, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I decided to get rid of my (front Left and Right) Infinity Primus P363Floor-standing speakers and go for these bookshelf speakers...I did this for looks because I was sick of looking at bulky tower speakers and honestly was concerned it wouldn't sound nearly as good. I have had the speakers for couple of weeks and they sound great now. These bookshelf speakers (front Left and Right) are in my living room with Infinity Primus PS312 Powered subwoofer, Infinity Primus PC351 Center channel speaker, and Infinity Primus P363Floor-standing speakers (back Left and Right), Yamaha receiver Pros: Small Speaker with Clean sound after breaking them in. Quality construction. Great Price. Cons: Took a couple weeks to break in before enjoying good sound.
Awesome! Written By Audra, Lincoln, NE on Sunday, February 22, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers sound great and you can't beat the price! So glad I bought them! All the great reviews are true. Pros: Great sound for the money. Good construction. Cons: None
excellent Written By TomP, Michigan on Monday, February 09, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have Never owned an Infinity speaker before, its amazing, probably one of the best speakers you can get for the price range! Pros: Good construction, good binding posts, amazing sound from such a small speaker. Has really good highs and can hit the lows good as well. Cons: None!
Infinitely outstanding! Written By Eric, San Antonio, TX on Tuesday, February 03, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound for a Great price! Not fully broken in yet, but they already sound great and keep improving each day. I'm happy with the purchase! Pros: Great sound, perfectly sized for my bookshelves... Cons: None
Great Written By Biggyboi, Ca on Tuesday, February 03, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great highs and mids! Not much bass though. Pros: Highs Mids Construction
Infinity speakers Written By J, Ny ny on Tuesday, December 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speakers good crisp sound got them on sale made them very reasonable paired with Sony suraund sound system . Just ordered center Chanel speaker yesterday can't wait to add it Pros: Great sound for the money . Sale prices are great decided to buy my center speakers now Cons: None
Superb sound & great value Written By Anonymous, Brooklyn, NY on Friday, December 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got s pair to replace ancient Cerwin-Vega speakers. Purchased for the size and high ratings. Very happy! Pros: Size, sound, value
Great Deal Written By cms, Southern Illinois on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced my 30 year old Mission Bookshelf speakers I've had since college. These were more powerful, better The sound, both treble and bass, were far better than I could have imagined. I use them for music and home theater sound. Great value for the money if you don't want to invest in a huge home theater system. Pros: compact size, great sound for the money Cons: none that I can think of. exactly fit my needs
Great Book Shelf Speakers Written By Gus, Cascade, ID on Wednesday, August 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I hadn't bought small speakers except for surround. I ordered these with a Marantz M-CR610 receiver. I am very impressed. The sound is crisp and clear with clean highs and lows even at high volumes. Their sound easily fills my 24x32 garage. Pros: Quality, size and sound. Plus they were on sale. Cons: None yet.
P163 ........ NICE Written By MikeF, Fulton, NY on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very nice speaker. I wanted something small, but would put out some nice sound. I use in my garage and sometimes back yard events.. Very fast delivery. Pros: Areas without much room for floor speakers. Very portable!
Perfect replacement Written By Thomas, Gilbert, az on Sunday, August 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased the Infinity Primus P163 speakers as replacement left/right front speakers since the original ceiling speakers were not giving us the sound we wanted. The sound is great from these inexpensive speakers and we are pleased with them.
Primus P163 Speakers... Written By Wayne C., Hawaii on Thursday, July 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Recently purchased the P363,PS 410 sub and was considering the P163 for back fill for two channel stereo set-up.Was surprised by overall midrange balance and power load with P363 and sub.The truth is how they sound... Strong performer simple as that!! I let them scream with Blue Ray movie Non-Stop...SOLID SLAM..... Pros: The break-in really makes the difference,the midrange performance is the key! Cons: N/A
Infinity shelf speakers Written By Flatlander, NW Burb Chicago,IL on Thursday, July 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I had to reluctantly get rid of my floor speakers so I was not about to give up on all around sound quality. These speakers were purchased because, mainly they had a fairly decent review. The price was right. Pros: For my old ears, these speakers have a great all around highs and lows sound and volume without distortion. Cons: Can not think of anything bad about these.
High value Written By AndyR, Albuquerque, NM on Monday, June 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) As many of the others said, the P163s are well-made and sound great. For the money, they can't be nitpicked. I am completely happy with the purchase. I got a garage setup with only 35w/channel RMS and I believe these speakers could sound even better with a good high-powered amp. Pros: Bargain
Love 'em Written By Christopher M., Connecticut on Sunday, May 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I run these speakers as my front sound stage. I feel they have great sound, the highs and mids are clean and crisp. I'd definitely buy them again. Pros: Price Looks Sound Cons: None at the moment
Primus P163 Written By Scott, Winston Salem, NC on Saturday, May 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I finally had to replace my Cerwin-Vega speakers that I have had for over 25 years. It appears that speaker technology has improved considerably. The Primus P163 delivers a full range of crystal clear music at a fraction of the wattage that I pumped into my old speakers. I never had a single complaint about my Cerwin-Vegas and it appears that I'll be able to say the same about the Infinity.
Great sounding speakers Written By PaulM, Henderson, NV on Friday, May 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For our room & setup, these get 5 stars, especially at the price point. I also put them on a set of stands, Sanus SF-26 which really made them sound great. Pros: Price Appearance Performance
Infinity Primus P163 Written By motive, Colorado on Sunday, April 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was pleasantly surprised at the quality sound these speakers are capable of given the great price. Even at higher volume levels they have a clean natural sound.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By rod, Charlotte, NC on Sunday, April 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice complimentary speakers for your surround system. Great sound. And not too big or too small.
Very good speaker Written By Jimmy, San Angelo,Tx on Sunday, April 13, 2014 Very good speakers for the money. I don't think you can beat them for the money you spend. They work perfect in my small bedroom with a subwoofer. Just ordered the PC251 to match for 3.1 system. That is all I need since the room is small. Came in a timely manner also. No regrets buying them.
These speakers rock!! Written By Teri B, Fort Lee, NJ on Thursday, February 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am extremely please with these speakers having owned Infinity speakers for the past 20 years. Sound is clear, cabinet fits anywhere and the price cannot be beat. These speakers offer the same quality of sound as more expensive and popular brands. I'm very happy and would recommend them to anyone on the market for speakers. Pros: fantastic sound; not boomy or tinnish. close to real sound as possible. Cons: don't know of any
Bass is a bit muddy Written By Peter, New Hampton, NH on Sunday, January 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Decent speakers considering the cost but the bass, while strong enough, lacks the tight definition that I have loved in my previous Infinitys Pros: Overall performance, size, and bang for the buck Cons: Bass is a bit boomy
More than I bargained for! Written By DaveO, Denver CO on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm using these as recording studio monitors in a fairly small space. These are being used for final mixdown rather than track recording. As such, I need them to be accurate, yet supply a certain polish to the sound. These Infinity speakers have been ideal. Especially surprising is the bass response. For such a small bookshelf speaker, they really provide depth and punch in the low end. I imagine they would make fantastic home audio speakers, probably really great in a home theatre application. They were a really good value, too!
Great little speakers Written By RayFromAway, Marlboro, MA on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are really excellent small speakers. I bought them on sale, and think they are the best speaker for the price I could have found. Pros: Natural sound, good detail, even bass response. Cons: None
Great speakers Written By bj, Tulsa, OK on Monday, January 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speakers love them and got them at a great price
Good Speakers Written By JimS, Marion, MA on Saturday, January 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They sound great! A good value. They replaced a pair of Infinity CS3007 speakers, and I am more than satisfied. The Crutchfield shipping and customer support was, as always, excellent. Pros: Good sound. Good value. Cons: None
Disappointed Written By Anonymous, New York, NY on Tuesday, December 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) it's a small little cabinet speaker doesn't seem to have a power that I would have wanted. Also clarity did not seem to be at a tight spot
Awesome!! Written By Valerie, Citrus Heights, Ca. on Wednesday, December 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers for the price.. Worth every bit of it. Cons: None
Big Bang for a few bucks Written By Jason, Trophy Club on Thursday, November 07, 2013 I bought 4 of these puppies for my rear and side surround sound speakers. I couldn't be happier. They provide a great range and have the power available to really pump out the music. In addition, I'm lucky enough to have a 2 zone receiver and I installed a switch capable of singling out the side speakers. Now during sports games (specifically college football), I can play my school's fight song on the sides while the game continues on the mains. Even with the mains at a good volume, the sides come out crisp and clear. Infinity did a great job with the entire Primus line. Wait for sales if you can - I got mine for $99.99/ea rather than the $139.99 listed. My System: Yamaha A720 receiver (7.2) P363 mains (2) PC351 center P163 side/rear (4) Polk PSW111 subs (2) Pros: Clarity, design, quality construction. Decent base from a midrange speaker. Cons: Banana plugs in the back would be nice. (I'm reaching here - there is really nothing wrong with these babies!)
Wow! Written By Tim, Mpls.,Mn. on Sunday, September 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers. I installed 6in a 1000 sq ft room and 4 in 600 sq ft. Sound is very good. Running all on mono. Good buy.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By BobJ, Kauai, Hawaii on Sunday, August 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I usually listen to music out on our covered deck just off the living room. I have a pair of PSB CS1000's mounted on the outer beam of the deck facing the living room. I bought a pair of Infinity Primus P163's to place in the living room near open windows that face the deck in order to provide better surround to the listening experience. They seem to be built very solid and are quite efficient at producing a lot of sound for the wattage going to them. They are strong in the midrange and highs. The bass is lacking but I guess that is to be expected for a speaker in this price range. There is a big difference in sound quality between the P163's and the PSB CS1000's (which cost 3 times more), especially in the bass. The P163 would be a good speaker for a standard setup that includes a powered subwoofer. Pros: Solidly built, crisp midrange and highs. Cons: Lacking in bass.
awesome speaker Written By bob, altoona,pa on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) this speaker sounds awesome after it breaks in,tones are clear and smooth.i use this speaker for my summer time fun outside during holidays,pool time and grilling time.with the sound this speaker puts out I think the whole neighborhood appreciate. Pros: what can I say it is a infinity. Cons: none
infinite sound Written By edoubleg, ChicagoLAND on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound as they sould, like speakers. I have not "let'um loose" to see what they can handle, but work very well as my front surrounds. Hoped for a richer bass, but as others say they will soften up and pitch down a bit. Pros: great size, great sound Cons: none
Infinity Primus P163 "Best bang for the buck!" Written By majog, Northern NY on Thursday, May 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are amazing. Crisp clear tones from both lesser receivers and higher end amps. I had an older blown speaker that was pretty middle of the road. What a difference they made when I replaced them. Even when the amp is cranked up there is only minimal distortion and when I am out in the yard can enjoy music from my living room with the windows open. On my upstairs surround receiver they rock a movie. Liked them so well I bought 2 more. Pros: small, crisp clear sound, easy to connect, excellent value Cons: a bit heavy for their size (could be a plus), need to be off the floor for maximum effect and sound quality.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By vma, seattle,wa on Thursday, May 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent bookshelf speakers, using them with my Onkyo TX 8050 receiver and C-7030 CD player. Pros: sound, looks, build quality. Cons: none
Excellent speaker Written By Gary D., Michigan on Tuesday, May 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Exceptional sound using with my old Denon AVR. Pros: None
Primus P163's Written By Beastn, St Louis, MO on Saturday, May 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a 7.2 setup consisting of all Primus speakers. I recently replaced the P163's with the P363's towers as mains. If your game is listening to 2 channel stereo go with the 363's. They're a full range tower and deliver the lower frequencies the P163's cannot. However, if you have a quality sub go with the P163's! You can purchase 4 of these badboys cheaper than a pair of 363's. Pair 4 of these with the PC351 center and a sub and you will have a quality 5.1 setup. I'm currently using the P163's as surrounds and they are great fit in that position as well. *Note My P363's are not broken in yet so I may hear a distinct improvement in the future over the P163's. However, since I have the 80hz and below frequencies being handled by my subs I doubt that will be the case. Other info (equipment): Yamaha RX-A810 receiver, Velodyne SPL-1000. Klipsch RW-12, Primus P143's as surround backs. Pros: Excellent sound for the money Cons: Not wall mountable.
nice little speaker Written By AdamG, Pittsburgh, PA on Friday, April 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A nice little speaker to go with my little 2.1 set up (Denon AVR-1913 and Infinity PS38 powered sub. The speakers play the sounds clearly and don't get distorted if I crank up the volume. Picked them up on sale for something like $85 each. Well worth it IMHO. Pros: Prices and clairity Cons: None
Tower sound, bookshelf size Written By Miked, New Jersey on Monday, April 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) When paired with my Polk subwoofer I am experiencing great sound and clarity. I upgraded from some old Kenwood 3-ways and can't be happier. For the money, these were a great buy. Very satisfied! Pros: Great bang for the buck. Clean, powerful sound. Great for my small room. Cons: None yet
Great Speakers Written By The Classicist, Denver, CO on Sunday, April 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers at a great price. As a classical music fan, I was looking for speakers with clarity and detail, and these really exceeded my expectations. A real upgrade in sound at a very reasonable price. Pros: Great sound at a great price. You can spend far more but for a modest sound system these are can't miss speakers. Cons: Bigger than I expected for a bookshelf speaker.
Great bookshelf speakers Written By Preston, Woodland, Washington on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These make a great completion to my system. I have Primus floor standing and the Primus center channel. The addition of these makes going to the movies not needed. Pros: Easy to setup and easy to use high quality. Cons: None
infinity p163 Written By pat c, st petersburg, fl on Monday, March 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great sounding speakers, excellent value, attractive appearance. Pros: great sounding speakers, would highly recommend
Infinity Primus P163 Written By Dan, Oregon on Saturday, March 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm using these along w/ Infinity Primus PC251 to listen to music/watch movies in my computer room. They have a very nice accurate sound. Pros: build quality reasonable price sound
Primus P163 Bookshelf speakers Written By Kathy S, Milwaukee, Wi on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just received my speakers yesterday - I am blown away by the sound these bookshelf size speakers put out. I'm a bass lover so I tested them out with some 70's Santana. I was ECSTATIC to find out they performed almost as well as my tower speakers and I actually had some bass to spare. Sound is clean and full. I would recommend these speakers to anyone wanting big speaker quality in a smaller, lighter package. Pros: Full sound with more than adequate bass. Not "tinny" sounding like a lot of bookshelf speakers I've heard. Cons: Pretty tall for a "bookshelf". I have them on matching wooden plant stands that I was going to give away - glad I didn't
163 Infinity bookshelve speaker Written By Denise K, Lake Worth, Fl on Thursday, January 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I currently use them for my back surround system. I use a 1912 Denon and all Infinity speakers purchased from Crutchfield. The best customers service in biz........ Pros: Sound is awesome once they are broken in around 40 hours Cons: none
Infinity Primus P163 Written By STEVEP, ROCHESTER HILLS,MI on Friday, January 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers far superior to the polk audio that they replaced. Sound has perfect clarity and a natural tone that the polk audio speaker could never reproduce. Pros: Excellant build quality, sound is muiltdimensional. Cons: None
Sounds great! Written By Dave/the painter., Lafayette, CO. on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Initially these were very bright and, for me, can dominate a bit instead of fitting in. However, over time I found they mellow out and soon take their place providing beautiful music or wonderful dialogue, sound or effects when watching movies. I look forward to many years of enjoyment with these cabinets. Pros: Nice price for the quality of speaker system involved. Cons: None so far.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By Wayne, Sauquoit, NY on Thursday, December 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice speakers with great sound. These are used mostly for music connected off an older Kenwood receiver in a sun room 12x14. They really crank and the music is nice and clear. I would highly reccomend them and the price is very afforadable. Of course great customer service from Crutchfield as always!!! Pros: Great speaker Cons: None
Great bang for the buck Written By Mike, Dallas, TX on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got these on sale for $172 for the pair delivered. I had bought the matching center channel speaker several months ago and it was time to replace the aging bookshelf speakers with 12" woofers. I was concerned about loosing those big woofers, but with a sub woofer it's not a problem. Tighter, brighter sound than the old speakers. Some people complain that these are overly bright, especially at high volumes. I'm older and have experienced some high end hearing loss, so the extra hi end is welcome. For others, it's a simple matter to attenuate the hi's, but you can't manufacture them if they are not there to begin with. Pros: Good clear sound and plenty of it (93dB sensitivity). Are they an audiofiles dream? No, But they sound WAY better than you would expect at this price. Infiniti makes a great bang for the buck speaker. Cons: None
Infinity P163 from JAG Written By James A G, Wilmington, De on Monday, December 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speaker especially at this or any price I have purchased 8 Infinity speakers over the past 3 years
Solid Product Written By Frank S, New York on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They came quickly, carefully packed, and very easy to set up. They were a bit larger than I imagined, although they were the size advertized. They have a good clear sound and they are plenty loud enough. They're built well and look sharp. I'm very happy with them. Pros: great sound Cons: a bit larger and bulkier than I might have liked.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By Anonymous, Dallas, TX on Friday, November 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have multiple speakers in a retail environment. These speakers more than fit the bill. The bass isn't booming, but adequate. The sound reproduction is excellent for our needs in an upper end shop where the customer experience is paramount.
Sounds great Written By Russell, Mechanicsville, Va on Sunday, October 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have these speakers paired with 2 Polk subs driven by a Yamana integrated amp. They sound fantastic! Big, clear, accurate sound from such a small speaker. Definitely a best buy. Pros: Bang for the buck. They sound better than many speakers costing much more. Cons: Absolutely none.
still breaking in Written By Jon, Zephyrhills,FL. on Thursday, October 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First, this is for those that seem to have no clue as to the RED and BLACK cap plugs in the binding posts are removable. All you need is a small jewelers screwdriver or a small pocket knife to pry between the cap and binding post edge. Then you can insert your banana plugs. DUH!!. Anyway, my wife and I are impressed thus far on the tonal quality and play back response. A tad brighter than Polks but these will mellow in about 40 to 50 hours. We really like these Infinitys. Pros: Midrange and lows are excellent Cons: a tad bright but will soften with time.
Great speaker, poor binding post plate option! Written By Ernie Mink, Thornton, Colorado on Tuesday, October 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I love the Infinity Primus speajer lineup, but the worst decision they EVER made was to go to this horrific binding post plate with color plastic caps, preventing the consumer from using a banana plug in the standard, preferred conventional way by pushing it snugly into the center hole on the all metal post. Plastic is NOT a good idea in any connection, and is cheap to begin with. So I took my Primus speakers and had the connection binding post plates switched out by an authorized speaker Infinity dealer, since they also appear to use machine rivet inserts to attach the plates instead of the standard preferred screws, which is also a unwelcomed proprietary decision I hate. I read the Inifnity forums and other technical home theater forums all the time, and there are literally hundreds of people who HATE these new binding posts on the Infinity Primus speakers. Other than that, they are fiver star speakers with incredible crisp clear sound. So five stars for sound, but I had to reduce the overall raing to 4 stars because the plates on the back are horrible! Pros: Excellent sound and design Cons: Infinity binding post plates are a horrible design! They need to go!
Great Value Written By Joshua J, Minneapolis, MN on Friday, September 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Growing up listening to movies and music through my JBL Soundgear 3030, I have always held Harmon International products in high regard. When it came time for me to finally assemble my own home theater system, I was expecting no less from these Infinity speakers. I've created a system of 4 P363's towers, 2 P163's bookshelfs, a C351 center, and a PS312 sub, all powered by a Harmon/Kardon AVR3650. Being a bargain hunter, I waited for these to go on "sale" to obtain the best price (well this side Black Friday sales prices). I have had the speakers hooked up for about two months now, and all I can say is WOW! The sound reproduction and tonal quality is incredible. Everyone has their own opinions on what sounds good, but ultimately the quality of the sound comes down to the quality of the receiver and the quality of the speaker components. I've utilized various mediums ranging from music, movies and video games, and in each medium, even with works I know quite well, comes alive- whether connected via HDMI, fiber optic or composite. There are qualities to the sound that I did not know existed- that is how incredibly clear the sound is. I would definitely recommend these speakers to someone looking to obtain the best sound for the price, while still having a high quality product.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By mak1313, Ohio on Wednesday, August 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Combined with a PC351 and set of P363's along with a Klipsch sub 12 I have superb quality sound that rivals any system!
GREAT SOUND Written By Alan, Springfield, IL on Saturday, August 25, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The P163 speakers are everything I thought they would be and more. They absolutley sound fantastic. The highs are clear and the mid's are clear and not muddled. I'm sorry I waited so long to purchased these. I'm not worried about the base since I already have a Boston powered subwoofer. Pros: great highs and mid's range. Cons: none
Perfect Sound Written By Wes, Knoxville, TN on Monday, July 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I recently bought this P163 to replace a broken P162. (it fell off the shelf from 7 feet up and broke) Other than an new black face instead of the silver face it has the same great sound of Infinity! Clear vocals from anywhere in the room unlike some high end speaker. I use them as rear speaker to my Primus front PC351 and front left and right P363 towers with a primus 10inch sub. I have had this setup for a year and a half now and no fad in sound with crisp vocals,mids and house shaking lows for a great price! If i set my Yamaha to Large in the rear, no doubt the speakers can handle power too! They can get loud and would act geat as a smaller room front if you let them. This speaker will not let you down. Pros: Great sound,value and style. Cons: I wish it wasn't so deep and front heavy for an average shelf depth. FYI a door slam is what knocked mine off the shelf. A couple of small L braces and screws solved that.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By Mike, Longmont, CO on Tuesday, July 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought a pair when they were on sale and I was very happy with the sound and feel of these speakers. Perfect size for my setup. I would definitely recommend them! Pros: Size & sound.
Great Speakers Written By TG, Lynchburg, VA on Thursday, June 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent speakers for the money. I have them in my kitchen as my "B" speakers and just bought another pair to replace my main front speakers. They have great sound and you can't beat the sale price of $85/ea. I previously had Bose 301 bookshelf speakers and I think these are just as nice.
Great bookshelfs Written By Eddie, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, June 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They accompany the P363 very well and sound great. I like these speakers.
Good Speaker Written By Richard, Oklahoma on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers sound great. I ordered four of them along with the center channel PC350. They are lacking in the bottom end but with my sub they sound great. One of them had a bad voice coil but I called Crutchfield and they immediately shipped a new one out and sent the UPS label to return the old one. I have them crossed over at 80 hertz and that seems about perfect. My subs are homemade 18 inch in 12 cubic foot boxes pushed with an old Hafler amp and they sound great together. For the price you can't go wrong. Pros: Great mids and highs. Cons: No bottom end but not a prob with a sub. Bad voice coil on one but every now and then a speaker squeaks by on QC.
Fabulous Value Written By JohnK, Portland, OR on Monday, May 14, 2012 I have the P162's which I believe are very similar to the current P163. After buying a pair, I quickly purchased 2 more for another room in my house. As I understand their process, Infinity's products benefit from several things: they are the product of computerized modeling, extensive testing, and in general, a scientific approach to giving accurate sound - rather than trial and error and tuning by ear. In addition, Infinity seems to be very good at taking technology that was developed for their high end speakers, and deploying it to their more affordable lines fairly quickly. I am very happy - using the P162's with a nice subwoofer and Audyssey equalization, I have been thrilled with the results, even though I replaced a pair of very nice towers with these bookshelf models, saving a great deal of space when doing so. Pros: Tremendous value. Crisp, accurate sound. Cons: It would be nice if these were also offered in finishes other than black, although I have no complaints about how the black ones look. But, much the same way Henry Ford brought transportation to the masses with a product that came in only one color, Infinity makes excellent sound available at a truly bargain price.
five star product, i`am completely satisfied , with this set of speake Written By John, phoenix az. on Sunday, April 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) very good set of speakers, i`am really impressed with the sound, from such small speakers.
Infinity p162 Bookshelf Speaker Written By Mark, Teaneck, NJ on Thursday, March 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have been an advid hometheater enthusiast for many years. I own a set of B&W 602 speakers,i paid $600, and was used to better than average sound. The infinity speakers blew these speakers away with more clarity and wider sound field. The B&W was an oversized speaker and had a lot of bass. These speakers come close to the bass of a much larger speaker. I am very happy with this purchase and may get the floor stander p362. The only other speaker that may be even a greater bargain in the HSU HB1 MK2 speaker that costs $150 each and got rave reviews. Pros: Clarity and loudness of sound. You can hear details that my other speakers could not pick up. Can drive these speakers with little watts. You will have to pay three times as much to get better sound. Cons: None.
Infinity Primus P163 Written By gajohnb, Mt Airy, GA on Monday, February 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the price these speakers are a steal. They are nearly full range and pretty powerful for such a small package. How is Infinity not losing money on these? They compare sonically to speakers costing ten times as much, such as those by PSB, Revel, Paradigm, Thiel, and others.
Very impressive Written By CharlesN, Kentucky on Monday, February 13, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It has been quite some time since I bought new speakers. I have had these speakers a little over a week and have been very impressed with them. They have sounded great with movies and music. The highs and mids have sounded especially clear. Base is adequate but a sub is still needed. I managed to pick them up on sale and think they were a steal at the price i paid. Pros: Wonderful mids and highs. Heavy. Looks. Cons: Low tones could be better. Price if not on sale.
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Infinity Primus P163 Written By Eric W, Palm Beach County on Tuesday, July 26, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice speakers for the money. Nice crisp highs and mids. I was not happy with the bass responce so I had to order the PS38 amplified subwoofer. Much happier with this combination, but not having to purchase the subwoofer to get the sound responce I was expecting.
a great speaker with impresive pedegree Written By Dave, Boston on Sunday, July 10, 2011 I am a sound professional, and I have used these speakers in many applications with great success. They are sonically transparent - you can't really believe you are listening to a loudspeaker. I was fortunate to know some of the people who designed them, and the people under Floyd Toole that develped the test procedures that led to these designs. Blind A/B tests of these speakers (the primus line) against a great many of the competition showed them to be sonically neutral - and invariably preferred over much more expensive speakers in a toatally blind test. I do not work for Harman - but I admire many of their products.
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In recent years USFS has usually selected their Junior national champion men for Junior Worlds more often than the Junior national champion ladies -- I think one reason may be because ladies tend to move up to Senior in the US faster/earlier than the men do.
USFS used to held a Junior Worlds selection competition in September to which certain age-eligible skaters would be invited. Russia and Japan currently hold separate Junior Worlds selection competitions (Junior Nationals in early February and late November, respectively) -- should the US do the same again? What are the pros and cons of this?
Last edited by Sylvia; 02-09-2011 at 09:19 AM.
*Never mind*
Last edited by Mathman; 02-09-2011 at 11:29 AM.
I'm not all familiar with the background of how the system was worked out. The flaw I see is that some age-elligible juniors are permitted to skate in the senior division. Those skaters have an incredible experience skating with the elite. The only reason they can switch back to juniors is because of their age, and they can do the same thing next year if still within the age limitation, and maybe a third year. (thinking of Chen, but then he may win seniors.)
To me, and only to me, there is no real junior level at present. It is part of a non-placing senior comp who is still eligible for juniors. To me, if a junior skater is eligible to compete at the senior level and does so, he is no longer a junior. It's his option. Why not?
1. Right now, the reason the ISU uses age restrictions is to limit the amount of stress/expectations placed on children. This, in my mind, is absolutely, 100% correct. I, personally, have an issue with the amount of hype/pressure surrounding the junior performers in general and think internationally, this makes sense.
2. Further to that, I think that national federations should implement age restrictions as well. But they wont, so this is the next best thing - using testing, etc to see if you qualify as a senior.
3. Because there are two different systems in place: internationally with age, and nationally with testing (in most nations), I dont think using two different systems is inherently illogical or unfair. In fact, Id argue the opposite.
4. Lets take an extreme example. Adelina Sotnikova has won two Russian (senior) championships and was 4th the other time. She is not age eligible for seniors and will not be until the 2012/2013 season. So should she be allowed to go to junior worlds?
I agree with this, and I really support the idea of keeping the youngsters out of Srs at the international level to help them develop emotionally, as well as physically, before they face the rigors of Sr competition.
I have no problem with Adelina competing at Russian Srs and JW. If she wins JW though will she then be eligible for Senior Grand Prix? and Senior Worlds? I would have a little hesitation if she moves up to Senior Grand Prix, but then back down to Juniors for Worlds, but I'd probably get over it...
Next season Adelina (and Liza) will be eligible for senior Grand Prix, but not for Euros and senior Worlds. I guess she will move to senior Grand Prix but then will have to go back to JW simply because she will not have another choice. The same was with Mao Asada in 2005-2006 season. She competed at the Grand Prix and won the final, but was too young to go to the Olympics and senior Worlds, so she went to JW
Good grief! There is yet another method of eligibility for Grand Prix. Who stays up all night thinking these eligibilities are jusified? Just wondering is Sotnikova ever skated in Junior Nationals. If she did, she then returns to Junior Worlds after her jaunt with Seniors as an experienced Senior. Is tha the way it works?
I reiterate, the Junior Worlds is an adjunct of the Senior Worlds, and also the Senior GPs. A certified junior skater doesn't have a chance.
Adelina usually does skate in Junior Nationals as well (as does Elizaveta, Polina S [this year, at least], Polina A, Roza, Julia Lipnitskaya [who withdrew from JN] and multiple others.). She withdrew ahead of time this year - some people said it was that she was sick but I don't know exactly if that was correct.
Japan also has it similarly sort of, with the top Junior skaters invited to compete in Senior Nationals as well. The Russian system is just a little bit opposite, with the Junior Nationals held a bit after the Senior competition, mainly as a Junior Worlds selection competition.
The US can't do this because they have the entire Novice-Junior-Senior competition in a bit more than a week. If they split it up like Russia or Japan, then maybe skaters like Jason and Keegan would be able to compete in both competitions.
I salute the Russian system for having Junior skaters compete in their Junior Nationals.
And I predict that the highest placement of a US skater at Junior Worlds will be one who also competed at US Senior Nats.
Sorry. Just can't imagine an athlete switching from one level to another. Have no problem, if eligibilty exists to opt for one and only one.
Quite a few Russian and Japanese singles skaters compete in BOTH their Junior and Senior Nationals. They can do that because they're held a month or more apart, unlike US Nationals which combines Novice/Junior/Senior, as Chemistry66 pointed out above.
Last edited by Sylvia; 02-10-2011 at 09:05 AM.
The Russian and Japanese system allow them to compete at both the Junior and Senior level at Nationals due to the proximity of Russian Nationals. The highest ranking Russian lady at JWs will also have competed at Senior Nationals as well, since everyone here is picking Sotnikova to win, and she's won Senior Nationals at Russia 2 out of the last 3 years. The highest ranking Japanese man will also have competed at Senior Nationals as everyone expects Hanyu to win JWs and he was 4th at Senior Nationals in Japan.
As I said, if you can get all the federations to agree on a standard test for Junior and Senior, then you can preclude those who have passed the International Senior test from skating at Junior Worlds, but you can't get two feds to agree that blue is blue a lot of time, so that's not going to happen.
Hanyu will not be defending his 2010 Junior World title -- his season will end at Four Continents.
ETA: The 3 JPN men's entries for 2011 Junior Worlds are Kento NAKAMURA, Keiji TANAKA and Ryuichi KIHARA and they finished 8th, 11th and 12th, respectively, at JPN's Senior Nationals in December.
Right. ALL countries (not just the USA) and athletes are just following the ISU age rules as they are currently written. The ISU doesn't care whether or not fans think their rules are wrong or unfair. If fans truly care enough to try and lobby for age rules to be changed (or not changed), they should try and DO something about it rather than just complain on a message board.As I said, if you can get all the federations to agree on a standard test for Junior and Senior, then you can preclude those who have passed the International Senior test from skating at Junior Worlds, but you can't get two feds to agree that blue is blue a lot of time, so that's not going to happen.
Last edited by Sylvia; 02-10-2011 at 10:55 AM.
Thanks for the correction, Sylvia, I made a bad assumption there!
The skaters are also following the rules of their federation in whether they skate at their country's Senior Nationals or as a Junior or whichever. The federations in turn decide who will skate at Senior and Junior Worlds based on the rule structure they have to work within from the ISU.
There is also the strategy of trying to maximize an athlete's ISU rankings. Teams that may compete senior at nationals would be well served by competing at an event like junior worlds and hopefully doing well to set themselves up for a future season competing internationally at the senior level.


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Wow, theres error bars on some of the data points!
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- Area Code Selection
- Extra Number (Virtual Numbers)
- Toll Free Numbers
- BYOD (Bring Your Own Device, SIP)
- Call Messaging
- Enhanced Voice Mail
- Voice Mails Emailed to You
Complete unlimited: users, extensions, in-network calling, and tech support.
Key PBX Features:
- Unlimited extensions and users
- Unlimited network calling
- Highly customizable
SIP Trunking - OnSIP
Join the 20,000+ businesses that use OnSIP for their telecom services. Easy setup, high quality service.
NOTE: International rates displayed are based on calls made from US.
Junction Networks
Founded in: 2005
"Highly recommended for a company with 10 or so people like us.Thanks Onsip. Roblawence"
by Roblawence
OnSIP (previously known as Junction Networks) offers top business VoIP services with some of the best IP telephony technology. These investments in technology and commitments to quality mean that OnSIP technology can be counted on to provide your company with the very best in VoIP service.
OnSIP's two basic VoIP services are onsip Hosted PBX and PSTN gateway. PSTN gateway is OnSIP's SIP trunking solution. With affordable pay-as-you-go pricing and complete compatibility with all SIP and IAX-based platforms, as well as many major service and hardware providers, PSTN gateway is a perfect SIP trunking solution.
onsip provides your business with a Hosted PBX and variety of scalable models, specific to the type of business you run. Since there are no long-term contracts, you can easily change your service to accommodate changing business needs. The Small Office/Home Office Service (SOHO) allows for unlimited users, extensions, and on-network calling, with four distinct voicemail inboxes. Small Business and Medium Biz plans allow for 15 to 50 mailboxes, a variety of auto attendant menus, and various queuing and conference calling features. The number of users and extensions you use are up to you. Each service can be customized by a variety of pay-as-you-go calling features, like inbound phone numbers, and additional voicemail inboxes.
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OnSIP is the best
Posted on: Feb 26, 2013Great customer service. I even received a response during a weekend when they were closed!
At this time, the G.729 isn't supported. There isn't no-cost outbound Toll-Free calling.
I've evaluated other providers and OnSIP is always consistent in customer service and call quality. My calls to Europe are very clear and crisp. The prices are fair and the features offered are better than the competition.
Would recommend to a friend.
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Posted on: Nov 14, 2012seems to be priced ok i like that you can make your extension any number you want i like the polycom phones this application works with
no call recording feature seems like if you are porting from a Skype number (which you cannot cancel) you will most likely have issue - onsip didn't seem to help me delay in calls
so far it's ok. i don't understand the whole porting issue we are having and neither do they . recently i am experiencing delays in the call, it happens sometimes not all the time. still it's very annoying.
Would recommend to a friend.
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OnSIP- The best phone service for my business
Posted on: Nov 05, 2012Price, Features, Flexibility, Quality
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I switched to OnSIP from 8x8, Inc. and have been thankful that I did. The pricing is great and in addition the service and reliability have been exceptional, much better than the call quality I was experiencing with 8x8. OnSIP is much more flexible and adapt to your business needs rather than making you fit into their box of provided features. Their admin portal allows you to route calls exactly how you want them handled and their ability to work with standard industry equipment was a huge benefit to our business. In particular being able to manually program my phone to allow multiple lines for multiple business/marketing fronts was a must have. Many VOIP providers can't or wouldn't allow me to use a VOIP phone with multiple lines just as bsuinesses have used analop multi-line phones for years.
For a business that doesn't have a high call volume per extension OnSIPs pay for what you use pricing structure is the best bet for my business and many other businesses I am familiar with. Why pay on a per extension basis when what you really need is one number with multiple extensions that can talk to each other completely free! If you want to add DID numbers for each extension you can also do that for a very reasonable fee but if you have someone answering your phones or use an auto attendant why pay for numbers that are not needed.
OnSIP has a business model that works great for a lot of small business owners out there. If you are a high volume user and need unlimited calling for every extension then it may not be the best for you, but for most businesses OnSIP may be the best fit for them.
Would recommend to a friend.
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Onsip- Great service with the features you want
Posted on: Nov 04, 2012Pricing, customer service
I have multiple numbers which my business advertises under for tracking purposes but have a relatively small call volume in comparison to the number of lines. OnSips pay for what you use pricing structure is the best program around for my calling needs. In addition the quality is better than my previous VOIP servcie providers.
Would recommend to a friend.
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Very pleased customer.
Posted on: Nov 03, 2012Excellent call quality. Very friendly admin page. Cheap and reliable. Allows multiple SIP ATA registrations per account which is a big plus.
Must provide a human name for each extension. Would prefer a person or location option.
Excellent call quality inbound and outbound. No charge outbound caller ID name support. 10 devices per extension simultaneously. I trust OnSIP more than any other provider based on their level of support, quality and ease of use.
Would recommend to a friend.
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Happy with the move to ONSIP
Posted on: Nov 01, 2012The price is fantastic Customer Support has been easy to access and solved all our issues/questions quickly The quality of the voice is great Lots of powerful features
I like Cisco phones but using Polycom due to the pre-configured options, not thrilled about the polycom phones The admin interface is a little confusing at first, required me to work with support a few times to figure it out (but support was very helpful)
After looking at a lot of options and reading a lot of reviews I decided to give onsip.com a try. Very happy with the decision. The price is great and it was important to me to give a phone to all my virtual office staff. We've had no issues so far with the service, the support, or the bill. Highly recommend giving this a try, you can start small like I did and then grow it once you are happy.
Would recommend to a friend.
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I made a great choice to switch to OnSip hosted phone
Posted on: Nov 01, 2012Excellent support, I have no equipment to worry about and to price model is perfect for our business. I can easily add extensions whenever or wherever I need them and only pay for usage. The management interface is easy to use. Reports are helpful. I can have my office calls follow me anywhere my cell phone works or I can make an Internet connection. The voice mail to email is great. I can change or provision a new extension and voicemail in seconds and add DID number at a very reasonable cost.
I am in a mall hallway next to an electrical outlet and a McDonald's with WiFi today because they have power and hurricane Sandy blacked out my home and office. With OnSip I still have a complete communication system at my fingertips. This is unusual and temporary - I hope - but my staff and I use this kind of service all the time, traveling, while in clients offices, and at home. I don't understand how anyone could consider an on premises phone system.
Would recommend to a friend.
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OnSIP has been good to us
Posted on: Oct 29, 2012Affordable ppm pricing since many of our employees aren't big phone users Easy to self manage
Learning curve
OnSIP made the most sense for us since most of our employees are engineers and don't spend a lot of time on the phone. We couldn't justify $20 + a month per phone on each desk knowing that they would only be used sparingly.
The service is also easy to manage. We attended a webinar and their support team made it very transparent for us.
Would recommend to a friend.
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Highly Recommended
Posted on: Oct 29, 2012Excellent customer service, Crystal Clear sound quality, Totally reliable, and Full features with easy to use and intuitive interface
more competitive pricing
I'm a voip enthusiast and likes to play around with gadgets and technology. I am impressed with OnSip's easy to use website and broad range of available applications. I have tested and used onsip with my Grandstream, XLite, Asterisk, Android phones, and with PBXes.org and have not had any issues.
Pricing is not an really issue especially if you are getting good quality service.
Would recommend to a friend.
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OnSip is great for multilocation businesses!
Posted on: Oct 29, 20121) Perfect for a business that has multiple locations across the country 2) No local PBX - no ongoing maintenance or equipment breakdowns to worry about. 3) Excellent conference call capability 4) Easy to use web based administrative console 5) Very flexible call routing via Automated Attendants, calling groups, business hours rules, and automatic call distribution rules 6) Ability to send voice mail to your email address
1) Can't make calls to Hawaii and Alaska unless I opt in for international calling and I don't want to do that. OnSip needs the ability to select calling areas or at least zones or tiers based on popular destinations. 2) Business Hours rules is lacking holiday option so you must remember to set up and tear down holiday hour rules 3) Certain optional features like additional announcement messages can become expensive compared to their value ($60 per year per announcement). The base package comes with one announcement but you really need more than this. For example: office hours, holiday hours, locations, directions, fax and web site information, after hours emergency contact information… Granted, some of these can be rolled into your automated attendant announcement and you can always re-record your announcements for holidays and special occasions. It would be better to record once and then turn on and off announcements as needed.
I needed a solution for my three office locations (two located in Michigan and one in Colorado) that allowed incoming calls to be answered from any office and allowed those calls to be transferred to any phone at any location including offsite. The OnSip service allows me to do this. My old phone system was a 25 year old PBX with a lot of limitations and even less flexibility. As there is no PBX box at any of my facilities, I do not have to worry about ongoing maintenance contracts or equipment breakdowns. The only phone equipment we now use is the VOIP phone set on each user's desk. OnSip allows my VOIP phones to be located anywhere where there is a quality internet connection available. I use a softphone on my laptop so I can make and receive business calls when I am at home or camped out at a hotel when I am traveling. My office can transfer incoming calls to my cell phone when I am on the road or in the field. Anyone at any office in Michigan or in Colorado can answer the phone when it rings - try that with a land line or phone service from a cable provider. I love the fact that all outgoing calls, no matter where the VOIP phone is at, have the company's main phone number as the caller ID. This is real important as many of our customers use the missed call feature of their phone to return missed calls. Before their return calls would ring in to our outbound calling pool (not good) and now their call always rings our primary number where then the automated attendant routes their call properly. One number representation! I love it. We use the business hours rules to direct the caller to the proper automated attendant which then directs the caller to the proper group or user, and/or to play back the appropriate announcement. Best of all, I like the independence I now have from the local telephone company and their exorbitant predatory pricing. My monthly phone bill is one third of what it used to be, no more line noise (hum, buzz, clicks, and pops), unbelievable sound quality (my clients say I sound like I am sitting next to them!), more calling features, integration with my email, and my customers like that they can now reach me whenever and wherever I am.
Would recommend to a friend.
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The most hood part of Dover NJ. This is where the crime occurs, do not go out at night here in unless you want to get shot. This place is run by thugs when it gets dark as in if you're not from there stay the fuck out
I saw five thugs walking through victory gardens at night as I drove through and locked my car
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Victory gardens were inspired by Eleanor Roosevelt to help the allied effort during World War II, by providing self-sufficiency in nutrition needs.
At their peak, victory gardens supplied 40 percent of the nation's fresh produce.
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source: http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2009/03/16-6
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