Paradigm Cinema Trio All-in-One On-Wall LCR Speaker, Black

$295.00

Left, centre and right in one 36-inch on-wall bar — seven drivers, three S-PAL satin-anodized aluminium dome tweeters and four mineral-filled polypropylene mid/bass cones, crossed second-order at 1.8 kHz. Response is plus or minus 2 dB from 125 Hz to 20 kHz, 89 dB sensitive, and it takes 15 to 200 watts. Removable feet, so it wall-mounts or sits on a shelf. Built in Canada; very good condition.

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Description

A Canadian-made, 7-driver, 3-channel on-wall speaker bar that delivers seamless left, center, and right home theater sound from a single sleek enclosure.

Designed and manufactured in Canada, the Paradigm Cinema Trio packs a full 3-channel (left, center, right) speaker array into one slim, on-wall enclosure, making it an ideal space-saving solution for TV setups where three separate speakers aren’t practical. Each of its three channels uses Paradigm’s S-PAL satin-anodized pure-aluminum dome tweeters, paired with neodymium magnets and ferro-fluid cooling, for transparent, airy high frequencies with excellent power handling. A wire mesh tweeter guard and Paradigm’s WaveGuide technology work together to deliver a smooth, wide dispersion pattern so sound stays consistent whether you’re centered or off to the side of the screen.

The mid/bass section uses four mineral-filled polypropylene cone drivers per channel with high-temperature voice coils and oversized ferrite magnets, integrated through a reference-quality 2nd-order crossover for seamless blending across the frequency range. Rear-panel push-through binding posts with Paradigm’s Easy-Glide channels make wiring simple, and the unit includes removable feet, giving you the flexibility to wall-mount it or set it on a table or shelf. This unit is in Very Good cosmetic and working condition, gone through by Radique Audio to confirm full functionality.

Specifications (verified via Paradigm’s official product page and owner’s manual):

Design: On-wall left/center/right, 7-driver, 3-channel, 2-way acoustic suspension
High frequency drivers: Three 25-mm (1 in) S-PAL pure-aluminum dome tweeters, ferro-fluid damped and cooled
Mid/bass drivers: Four 102-mm (approx. 4 in) mineral-filled polypropylene cones per channel, 25-mm high-temperature voice coils
Crossover: 2nd-order electro-acoustic at 1.8 kHz
Frequency response (on-axis): ±2dB from 125 Hz to 20 kHz
Frequency response (30° off-axis): ±2dB from 125 Hz to 18 kHz
Low frequency extension: 85 Hz (DIN)
Sensitivity (room/anechoic): 89 dB / 86 dB
Suitable amplifier power range: 15–200 watts
Maximum input power: 70 watts per channel
Impedance: Compatible with 8 ohms
Finish: Black Gloss
Includes removable feet for table/shelf placement or on-wall mounting

Dimensions: (Width x Height x Depth) 36 x 6.3125 x 4.0625 inches (914 x 160 x 103 mm)
Weight: 16.8 lbs (7.6 kg)

This Canadian-built Paradigm Cinema Trio brings genuine audiophile-grade sound to a compact, all-in-one on-wall footprint — perfect for anyone wanting big three-channel performance without cluttering their setup. Grab this Very Good condition unit while it’s available.

Backed by Radique Audio’s Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty and our Perpetual Trade-Back Program, you can purchase with confidence.

Additional information
Weight19 lbs
Dimensions8 × 40 × 10.3 in
About brand
Paradigm at Radique

Paradigm has designed loudspeakers in the Toronto area since 1982, and we've had more than 600 Paradigm listings so far, covering 193 different models, more than any other brand. Every used Paradigm here is inspected, tested and photographed in-house, then covered by our Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty and Perpetual Trade-Back Program. Don't see the model you want? Tell us on First Dibs and we'll email you when one arrives.

The Paradigm story, 1982 to today

Jerry VanderMarel and Scott Bagby founded Paradigm in 1982 in Mississauga, just outside Toronto, starting with two speakers: the Model 7 and the Model 9.

The early 1990s made the name. The Titan became Paradigm's best seller in 1991, the compact Atom followed in 1992, and the PS-1000 of 1994 was its first powered subwoofer. Paradigm also says it opened its Advanced Research Centre here in Ottawa in 1993.

The Reference Studio line arrived in 1996 and ran through several numbered versions. In 1998 Paradigm bought the electronics maker Sonic Frontiers, which brought Anthem into the family, and in 2001 it moved into a new Mississauga factory where it made its own cabinets, driver parts and crossovers.

Co-founder Jerry VanderMarel left in 2005, when the private-equity firm ShoreView Industries became Scott Bagby's partner; together they went on to buy MartinLogan. From the 2010s some lines, notably Monitor, were made in China, while Prestige (2014), Persona (2016) and Founder (2021) have been built in Mississauga.

In 2019 Scott Bagby and his son John bought Paradigm, Anthem and MartinLogan back from ShoreView, and their company, PML Sound International, added GoldenEar at the start of 2025.

Which Paradigm is which?

Titan and Atom: compact bookshelf speakers, made in numbered versions (v1, v2 and so on). The Titan was Paradigm's best seller by 1991.

Monitor: Paradigm's entry-level line for decades; Monitor SE is today's version.

Reference Studio, later Studio (1996 to the mid-2010s): the Studio 20, 40, 60 and 100 plus matching centres, each in numbered versions.

Signature (2004–2016): the flagship of its day.

Prestige (2014), Premier (2018), Founder (2021) and Persona (2016): Prestige and Premier are the middle lines, Founder sits above them, and Persona is the flagship.

Subwoofers: from the PS-1000 (1994) through the PS, PW and Servo series to Defiance (2018).

Buying used Paradigm: what to check

Where it was made. That depends on the line and the year, so go by the rear label rather than assume "Made in Canada".

Woofer surrounds. Owners report foam surrounds needing replacement on some older models, including early Titans. Press gently around each one.

Powered subwoofers. The amplifier is the part most likely to have aged. Run a used sub at volume and check that auto-on still works.

Everything we list is inspected, tested and photographed here first, and comes with our warranty.