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Cinematix / Theatrix / Flix / Pix

Krix Freestanding Cinema Speaker Family

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Four-model freestanding family from compact Pix to flagship CinematixHorn-loaded design for high sensitivity and controlled cinema dynamicsNo wall or screen mounting required — flexible room placementAustralian-designed and manufactured since 1974Passive design for integration with cinema processors and amplifiersComplete LCR and surround solution within a consistent tonal family

Krix freestanding cinema speaker family including the Cinematix, Theatrix, Flix, and Pix. High-sensitivity horn-loaded designs for in-room LCR and surround placement in flexible cinema configurations.

Released 2024-015 years (manufacturer)

Overview

The Krix freestanding cinema speaker family encompasses four models — Cinematix, Theatrix, Flix, and Pix — that provide dedicated cinema performance in floor-standing or compact in-room enclosures that do not require wall or screen mounting. Each model in the range is built around Krix's core horn-loaded driver philosophy, delivering the high-sensitivity, high-dynamics, and controlled dispersion characteristics that have defined Krix cinema speakers for over five decades. The Cinematix is the largest model in the range, designed for the LCR screen channel positions in larger rooms. The Theatrix steps below the Cinematix in scale while retaining three-way performance. The Flix and Pix are progressively more compact and provide excellent options for surround and rear channel positions or for smaller dedicated cinema builds where a full modular behind-screen system is not required. All four models are finished in Cinema Black, are passive designs, and are manufactured in South Australia. The freestanding format provides deployment flexibility — they can be placed directly in the room on appropriate stands or within custom joinery without the need for behind-screen cavities or dedicated wall mounting.

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Pros & Cons

Strengths

  • Freestanding format provides maximum flexibility for room layout
  • Full family range allows LCR and surround roles to be filled with matched speakers
  • Horn-loaded design delivers high efficiency and cinema-level output
  • No construction modifications needed for a standard room installation
  • Consistent tonal family facilitates seamless multichannel integration

Limitations

  • Freestanding speakers have an in-room visual presence that some clients prefer to avoid
  • Larger models (Cinematix, Theatrix) require significant floor space
  • Passive design requires external amplifier channels per speaker
  • Freestanding placement is more susceptible to room reflection effects than wall-mounted designs
Technical Details

Full Specifications

Model Range

CinematixLargest freestanding model — primary LCR in larger rooms
TheatrixMid-large freestanding three-way — LCR in medium to large rooms
FlixCompact freestanding — LCR in smaller rooms or surround in larger builds
PixSmallest freestanding model — surround, height, or compact LCR

Design

TypeFreestanding horn-loaded cinema speaker
DeploymentIn-room floor-standing or stand-mounted — no wall mounting required
FinishCinema Black
AmplificationPassive — requires external amplification
OriginAustralian-designed and manufactured
Kolosseum Design Perspective

Integrating the Krix Freestanding Family in a Home Cinema

At Kolosseum, the Krix freestanding range is recommended for clients who want Krix's dedicated cinema performance in a room that has not been purpose-built for behind-screen or on-wall speaker systems. The freestanding format allows a high-performance cinema system to be installed in a media room, lounge, or flexible entertainment space without major construction modifications.

Room Requirements

Freestanding speaker placement requires careful positioning within the room to optimise LCR geometry and minimise floor-bounce and wall-reflection effects. Kolosseum provides speaker placement recommendations as part of the system design, often paired with targeted acoustic treatment at first-reflection points.

Recommended Screen Pairing

Freestanding Krix speakers work alongside both projection and large-format display systems. LCR speakers are positioned at screen width and appropriate height for the display format. Surround positions use the Flix and Pix models on stands or custom mounts.

Acoustic Considerations

Freestanding horn-loaded speakers have high directivity that reduces rear-radiation into the room. Kolosseum specifies absorptive treatment at first-reflection points and uses the horn pattern data to optimise speaker toe-in and height for the primary listening zone.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About the Krix Freestanding Cinema Speaker Family.

Model selection is primarily driven by room size and the intended channel role. Cinematix and Theatrix are sized for LCR screen channel duties in medium to large rooms. Flix suits smaller room LCR or surround positions in larger builds. Pix is the most compact model, ideal for surround, height, or smaller room LCR. Kolosseum provides specific model recommendations based on room dimensions and SPL targets.

Yes. The Krix freestanding range can form the main LCR and surround layer of a Dolby Atmos system. Atmos height channels in a freestanding configuration are typically handled by smaller Krix speakers (Pix, OWX) on custom ceiling or high-wall brackets, or by in-ceiling speakers where the ceiling construction allows.

The Cinematix and Theatrix are floor-standing designs intended to be positioned directly on the floor. The Flix and Pix are more compact and can be placed on appropriate speaker stands for correct height alignment, or positioned within custom joinery built to the correct listening axis height.

Yes. In a projection room, freestanding LCR speakers are positioned at the sides and below the screen plane rather than behind a perforated screen. The screen format (fixed-frame, masking) and the room geometry determine the specific placement. Kolosseum designs the speaker positions and screen geometry together to ensure the LCR speakers are correctly aligned with the image.

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Ready to Design Your Cinema Around the Cinematix / Theatrix / Flix / Pix?

Kolosseum is an independent design consultancy, not a retailer. We design the complete cinema experience and connect you with authorized dealers for purchase and professional installation.

Tell us about your room, your budget, and your vision. We will create a complete cinema design that integrates the Krix Freestanding Cinema Speaker Family with the right screen, speakers, acoustics, and seating.