Introduction; Key Features; Applications; Optional Feature - K-array KT2 User Manual

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1. INTRODUCTION

The Tornado series is a miniature sound source designed for high-quality distributed systems. Housed

in a compact aluminium enclosure, the Tornado is suitable for space sensitive and architectural design

installations. The Tornados are a turn-key loudspeaker solution; designed as passive speakers, that

can be easily converted into self-powered devices by inserting the KA1-T2, 12V/24V amplifier module.

Tornados have a proprietary 2" high efficiency drive unit with a neodymium magnet structure and a

suspension engineered for maximum linear excursion and minimum residual transducer interference.

The cone transducer delivers an impressive maximum peak SPL of 107dB, and has a wide operating

frequency range from 150 Hz to 18 kHz with very low distortion. With its ability to effortlessly reproduce

both speech and music, it makes an excellent choice for fixed applications such as theatre, museum

displays, restaurants, portable systems for corporate AV presentations, department stores and in hidden

locations such as chancel steps in houses of worship. The KT2 and KT2W come with a wall bracket for

fixed installations or surface applications. The KT2C and KT2CW come with ceiling brackets for ceiling

mounts. All Tornado components are designed by the K-array R&D department and custom made under

the K-array quality control system.

• High performance-to-size ratio

• Single 2" long excursion full range driver

• Wide-range frequency response

• Integrated 4-pin Phoenix connector

• Double voice-coil driver for variable

impedance 8-32Ω

• Compact aluminium ultra strong chassis

• Weather resistant IP54

• Self powered device using the KA1-T2H

amplifier module (see accessories)

• Audio for museum and exhibit displays

• Space-sensitive fills and distributed

systems for speech and music

• Suitable for theatres and broadcast

• Installed audio-visual systems

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