The Rapp Firm · Tool 04

Kommander Match

Passive K-array elements are small, long-excursion and DSP-protected, which means they want a Kommander with the factory preset loaded — running them naked on a third-party amp is how you find the excursion limit the hard way. Count your zones, and this names the box.

01 Speaker zones
Zones you'll want to trim independently — not raw speaker count.
02 Subwoofer channels
03 How hard is it working?
04 Dante on this job?
Remember the licensing model — the hardware ships Dante Ready and dormant.
05 Microphone inputs in the rack?
Paging, a podium, a wireless receiver — anything that needs phantom power.
Set your zones.
Say this part out loud to your programmer Inside every Kommander is the Integrated Electronic Brain running osKar on a quad-core processor, and it exposes a REST API. Plus finished plug-ins for Crestron, Q-SYS, Symetrix, Basalte and WAVED. This is not an amplifier that makes you build an integration — it's a device on the system.
K-array subwoofer enclosures
Size by channel count, not by wattage anxiety
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