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Since their introduction in 2006, the Cinema Ribbon line has forever changed the notion that small boxes can’t deliver the luxury of premium, audiophile sound. Now, this already legendary XT Series line gets an important addition that also makes it more versatile than ever before.

The Cinema Ribbon Bi-Pole is THE ONLY ON-WALL RIBBON BI- POLE AVAILABLE today and features a long list of true, XT Series performance features. First, it’s a purpose-built, on-wall surround speaker that’s a perfect timbre match to any model in the existing Cinema Ribbon line. It’s also the ONLY BI-POLE SPEAKER ON THE

MARKET TO FEATURE THE BENEFITS OF DUAL, SIDE-FIRING

RIBBONS. At 400 watts per cabinet, the deliberate location of each pair of these high output ribbons create a wide “diffused” rear sound stage so important for today’s soundtracks and multi-channel music. This fact is made more remarkable when you consider the CRM-

2BIP’s ultra-slim 3-5/8” deep profile. It’s one of the lowest profile on-wall surround speakers of any type; as much as 50% SLIMMER THAN ANY COMPARABLE SPEAKER. Add to all of this a beautiful, piano-like finish; legendary High Back-emf woofers with a professional installation from an authorized Sunfire Dealer and you have all the rationale you need to add the Cinema Ribbon Bi-Pole to your home theater.

Intelligent Tweeter Shaping™ allows you to tailor the ribbons’ output level to your liking, while keeping the critical vocal regions in-tact. The result is a speaker that sounds like it was made just for you.

At 3-5/8” deep this model is a great solution where a small cabinet is preferred but high performance is required.

The CRM-2BIP’s high output 4.5” woofer boasts a one-of-a-kind “Trifilar” voice coil. This ultra lightweight, six-layer design delivers up to an 80% increase in output when compared to conventionally wound designs. The result: a woofer that will play very loud; much louder, in fact, than of those other so called ‘best-in-class’ competitors.