Cabasse The Pearl Theater 5.1
Wireless 5.1 home cinema system by Cabasse, combining compact satellites and a dedicated subwoofer for an installation with no visible cabling.
Description
The Pearl Theater 5.1 is a wireless home cinema system designed by Cabasse, bringing together satellites, subwoofer and integrated amplification. It is aimed at those who want a home cinema installation without visible cabling between speakers, while retaining comprehensive connectivity to link up a television, audio sources and network.
Amplification is split between the front and rear channels: the front channels deliver 3 x 100 W into 4 Ohms (0.1% THD+Noise), while the rear channels provide 50 W x 2 into 4 Ohms under the same distortion conditions. The -6 dB frequency response ranges from 28 Hz to 220 Hz for the subwoofer, and from 180 Hz to 24 kHz for the satellites, which places the satellite speakers' output in the midrange-treble register, with bass handled by the subwoofer.
In terms of connectivity, the system offers an HDMI eARC input, an optical input, a USB port, an RCA input, a headphones output and an Ethernet port, allowing connection to a television as well as a wired audio source or a home network.
The subwoofer weighs approximately 20 kg, while each satellite weighs approximately 550 grams, consistent with a compact format designed to blend into a living room without requiring bulky furniture or stands.
This system is suited to a home cinema installation in a living room or lounge where one wishes to limit the visual presence of speakers, while retaining dedicated amplification per channel rather than relying solely on a television's built-in amplifier-tuner.
Technical specifications
| Power | Front: 3 x 100 W into 4 Ohms / 0.1% THD+Noise; Rear: 50 W x 2 into 4 Ohms / 0.1% THD+Noise |
| Frequency response | Sub: 28 Hz - 220 Hz; Sat: 180 Hz - 24 kHz (-6 dB) |
| Weight | Subwoofer: approximately 20 kg; Satellites: approximately 550 g each |
| Connectivity | HDMI eARC, optical, USB, RCA, headphones, Ethernet |
What to check before buying used
With this type of wireless home cinema system, as the amplification is built into the subwoofer, checking that it powers on and shows no hum or mains dropouts is essential before purchase. As the satellites connect to the subwoofer via a proprietary wireless link, it is worth verifying that the pairing holds without dropouts or latency over time. The HDMI eARC connection warrants a practical test with the television, as this protocol has changed considerably across device generations, and the condition of the grilles and finishes on both the satellites and the subwoofer should be examined, as these compact components are prone to knocks.
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