Compact Line Array Subwoofer The SB730 is the compact companion subwoofer to the KF730, extending response to 35 Hz. The baffle design and advanced LF transducers maximize LF punch, with the enclosure size and rigging compatible with KF730 for suspension and ground stacking. The unique enclosure shape provides stiffer rear […]
High-Q Line Array Module The high-Q KF737 (75-degree horizontal dispersion) enhances the ability of the KF730 Series to deliver concert-level output in an exceptionally wide range of applications. It may be used at the top of a KF730 array to project focused energy over long distances, and can also be […]
Compact Line Array Module The KF730 SLAM (Small Line Array Module) packs a six-driver, horn-loaded KF Series design into a very compact enclosure. The full-sized mid/high horn fills the entire face of the enclosure, ensuring broadband 110° horizontal pattern control. The unique Phase Aligned™ LF design extends horizontal pattern control […]
Compact Array Loudspeaker The KF695z Virtual Array loudspeaker offers 90-degree horizontal dispersion, with a 3-way design fostering very high vocal reproduction quality. A cone-driven midrange horn and horn-loaded woofer extend pattern control into the lower octaves. The trapezoidal enclosure is vented; and power mode is switchable between biamp and triamp. […]
Compact Array Loudspeaker The KF650z Virtual Array loudspeaker offers 60-degree horizontal dispersion, with a 3-way design fostering very high vocal reproduction quality. A cone-driven midrange horn and horn-loaded woofer extend pattern control into the lower octaves. The trapezoidal enclosure is vented; and power mode is switchable between biamp and triamp. […]
Medium Format Array Loudspeaker The KF394 NT premium 90°H x 45°V, 3-way loudspeaker packs more capability and application flexibility into an ultra-compact package. The KF394NT consists of dual 10-inch woofers with 2.5-inch voice coils and features one 1.4-inch exit coaxial mid-high compression driver with 3.5-inch MF voice coil, 1.75-inch HF […]
