K-array's plan to launch 17 new products in 2015 has come to a close with three final products added to the Italian manufacturer's portfolio.
First up is the KU26 subwoofer, which is comprises of one 6-in Neodymium transducer and one 6-in passive radiator, engineered for maximum linear excursion and minimum residual noise.
With a frequency range of 45Hz to 300Hz, the KU26 is a suitable companion for the K-array Lyzard, Vyper, and Tornado speakers.
The KU26 has been designed to extend the low range in small to medium size rooms. Applications vary from hotels and churches to pubs and restaurants as well as stores and conferences.
The KU44 subwoofer has been created to complement the Slim Array Technology incorporated in its speakers. The line source sub has a frequency range of 50 Hz to 150Hz and is comprised of two 4-in Neodymium transducers and two 4” passive radiators engineered for maximum linear excursion and minimum residual noise.
A variety of dedicated hardware accessories provide architects with numerous mounting options for permanent and portable installations best suited for theatres and other venues where invisible line arrays are ideal.
The KA14 is an amplifier adaptable for small applications that do not require a lot of power. The KA14 features four fully independent and configurable output channels (4 x 300 W @ 4 Ω). The integrated DSP offers EQ, Matrix, Levels, Delays and a Limiter to avoid the need for external additional processors. The front panel has a touchscreen that gives access to all the basic functions for quick setup and corrections. The KA14 can be used as a mixer for fixed installations thanks to the XLR and RCA analog inputs.