INGENIOUS Audio

Dimensions; 26 ”w x 14.5 ”d x 3 5/8 ”h
Weight: 20 pounds. With box and packing: 23 pounds.
Amplifier: The ZVOX Incredibase uses a 60 watt amplifier.
Inputs: Two rear “mixing” inputs (if two devices are connected and playing, you will hear both devices): dual RCA jack inputs. One front-panel mini-jack input (3.5mm) for use with portable audio devices (portable CD player, iPod, etc.). When any device is plugged into the front panel input, both rear inputs are automatically muted.
Frequency range: 45 Hz – 20 kHz.
Virtual surround sound: The Incredibase uses Ingenious Audio’s proprietary PhaseCue virtual surround sound system. PhaseCue, as its name implies, manipulates the phase of the separate channels to “fool the ear” into believing that sound is coming from a variety of sources throughout the room. The benefits of PhaseCue vary greatly based on program material. Live music and well-recorded modern movie soundtracks will deliver rich, three-dimensional sound – pulling the sound out from the speakers and into the room, literally surrounding the listener. Unlike many digital virtual surround systems, PhaseCue does not create any “digital weirdness” – rain the sounds like white noise, female singers that sound like they’re standing in a giant tin can. Note: All virtual surround systems – including the PhaseCue system – are limited in their effects when compared to a good 5.1 system. And sitcoms, news broadcasts and soundtracks from older movies often have very little in the way of three-dimensional sound. That being said, PhaseCue is capable of generating a wonderful and engaging virtual surround experience.
The ZVOX Incredibase is bi-amplified, using a specially designed amplifier that includes electronic contouring for superb frequency response.
The ZVOX Incredibase’s 5.25" subwoofer uses a high-mass long-throw design in a ported enclosure.
The ZVOX Incredibase’s five 2 " main speaker drivers use ferrofluid and neodymium magnets to create remarkably loud, remarkably clear sound.
The system is magnetically shielded so it can be used near a TV or monitor.
Unlike most systems in its category, the ZVOX Incredibase uses an MDF (medium density fiberboard) wood cabinet - instead of plastic. MDF is the preferred construction material for high-performance speaker systems.
The Incredibase uses the Ingenious Audio Infinite Compliance system - which connects the outer two main speakers with an acoustic tube. This system helps create big sound from a small cabinet.
A subwoofer output jack on the rear allows owners to connect a separate powered subwoofer (optional).
Auto-on/auto-off circuit senses sound from source (TV, iPod, PC) and turns on the ZVOX Incredibase two seconds later. Approximately three minutes after it has received no signal, it automatically shuts the unit off.
Simple, single-cord connecting system uses a dual RCA jacks on rear panel.
A 2-meter RCA-RCA connecting cord is included.


Dimensions; 26 ”w x 14.5 ”d x 3 5/8 ”h Weight: 20 pounds. With box and packing: 23 pounds. Amplifier: The ZVOX Incredibase uses a 60 watt amplifier. Inputs: Two rear “mixing” inputs (if two devices are connected and playing, you will hear both devices): dual RCA jack inputs. One front-panel mini-jack input (3.5mm) for use with portable audio devices (portable CD player, iPod, etc.). When any device is plugged into the front panel input, both rear inputs are automatically muted. Frequency range: 45 Hz – 20 kHz. Virtual surround sound: The Incredibase uses Ingenious Audio’s proprietary PhaseCue virtual surround sound system. PhaseCue, as its name implies, manipulates the phase of the separate channels to “fool the ear” into believing that sound is coming from a variety of sources throughout the room. The benefits of PhaseCue vary greatly based on program material. Live music and well-recorded modern movie soundtracks will deliver rich, three-dimensional sound – pulling the sound out from the speakers and into the room, literally surrounding the listener. Unlike many digital virtual surround systems, PhaseCue does not create any “digital weirdness” – rain the sounds like white noise, female singers that sound like they’re standing in a giant tin can. Note: All virtual surround systems – including the PhaseCue system – are limited in their effects when compared to a good 5.1 system. And sitcoms, news broadcasts and soundtracks from older movies often have very little in the way of three-dimensional sound. That being said, PhaseCue is capable of generating a wonderful and engaging virtual surround experience. The ZVOX Incredibase is bi-amplified, using a specially designed amplifier that includes electronic contouring for superb frequency response. The ZVOX Incredibase’s 5.25" subwoofer uses a high-mass long-throw design in a ported enclosure. The ZVOX Incredibase’s five 2 " main speaker drivers use ferrofluid and neodymium magnets to create remarkably loud, remarkably clear sound. The system is magnetically shielded so it can be used near a TV or monitor. Unlike most systems in its category, the ZVOX Incredibase uses an MDF (medium density fiberboard) wood cabinet - instead of plastic. MDF is the preferred construction material for high-performance speaker systems. The Incredibase uses the Ingenious Audio Infinite Compliance system - which connects the outer two main speakers with an acoustic tube. This system helps create big sound from a small cabinet. A subwoofer output jack on the rear allows owners to connect a separate powered subwoofer (optional). Auto-on/auto-off circuit senses sound from source (TV, iPod, PC) and turns on the ZVOX Incredibase two seconds later. Approximately three minutes after it has received no signal, it automatically shuts the unit off. Simple, single-cord connecting system uses a dual RCA jacks on rear panel. A 2-meter RCA-RCA connecting cord is included.