Thunder-KMT218P

K-array active loudspeakers are characterized by a small footprint and unparalleled performance. These discrete solutions provide high sound pressure level and pristine audio making them the ideal choice for both invisible sound reinforcement systems from our Installed Sound line and live events from our Portable Systems line.

We have the ability to customize your project by color matching your system to any RAL color to help you to better integrate the speakers into a wide variety of venues. RAL is used for defining standard colors for paint and coatings and is the most popular Central European color standard used today.

The most durable and resistant materials is used when developing our products to offer the most reliable solutions on the market: aluminum and steel make up the frame of all weather resistant speakers within the K-array portfolio.

Versatile and efficient, aluminum provides strong structural support without adding excess weight to the products. Naturally generating a protective oxide coating, aluminum is particularly useful for protection and conservation rendering a K-array installation dependable, regardless of the application elements.

Steel is the other functional material K-array implements, which offers corrosion resistance and strength. Stainless steel does not readily corrode, rust or stain with water making those products perfect for aquatic environments as well as traditional settings.

The unique four-corner port configuration provides symmetrical back loading to the speakers, for extended bass response with very low distortion. The port configuration also provides incredible structural strength to the cabinet, despite its light weight.

Dante is an uncompressed, multi-channel networking technology that allows the transmission of digital audio and data across standard IP networks.

With the dedicated K-dante accessory, this solution can be integrated into a Dante network making it interoperable with other devices and letting the user replace heavy, expensive analog or multicore cabling with low-cost, easily-available CAT5e, CAT6 cables.

Because Dante uses logical routes instead of physical point-to-point connections, the network can be expanded and reconfigured at any time with just a few mouse clicks.