The KF730 SLAM (Small Line Array Module) packs a six-driver, 
horn-loaded KF Series design into an amazingly compact enclosure,
setting a new record for output per cubic meter.
The full-sized mid/high horn fills the entire face of the enclosure,
ensuring broadband 110¡Æ horizontal pattern control.
The unique Phase Aligned¢â LF design extends horizontal pattern control
into the LF and a bi-amplified powering configuration (passive mid/high)
reduces total system cost and complexity.
Users can quickly and easily construct vertical arrays ranging from 4 to 18 enclosures. As with the KF760 Series, the size and configuration of
a KF730 Series array defines its vertical coverage. In most cases,
choosing the correct points on the multi-position fly bar will aim the array,
although some radically angled configurations will require pull back using
an inverted fly bar.
The rigging system permits box-to-box angles of 12, 6, 3, and 1.5¡Æ,
but always keeps module faces contiguous. Under normal conditions,
easily hung arrays can cover listening areas ranging from approximately
+10¡Æ to ?70¡Æ along the vertical axis. SLAM also permits radical array
configurations that can cover any vertical angle.
The SB730 is a compact, high-powered subwoofer designed to fly above
or stack below KF730 line array loudspeakers. It contains two advanced
12 inch woofers mounted in a ¡°clamshell¡± driver arrangement, which
provides tight driver coupling to increase output. A massive port radiates
the considerable energy needed at the enclosure's tuning frequency
to complement the KF730's output.
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