K-ARRAY · KZ1 I · KZ1R I (recessed) · KZ1W I (white) · KZ1X I (any RAL)
Lyzard
Lacerta minima
The smallest thing K-array makes and the reason the line exists. A single 0.5" long-excursion neodymium driver in a milled aluminum block the size of a wine cork. Twenty-one grams. You will lose one before you install one.
2.2 × 3.7 × 1.1 cm21 g140° × 140°500 Hz – 18 kHz86 dB peakpassive
The room where the designer said no speakers. Pair with Truffle or Rumble — it starts at 500 Hz and means it.
K-ARRAY · KV52 II · KV52R II (in-wall) · KV252 II · marine + RAL variants
Vyper
Vipera plana
Eight 1" neodymium cones in a frameless extruded aluminum chassis twenty-two millimeters deep. Bracketless on any flat surface, or recessed and gone. This is the one that ends the argument about whether the speaker will 'stick out.'
22 mm deep8 × 1"10° V × 140° H150 Hz – 18 kHz114 dB peak16Ω / 64Ω
Boardrooms, lobbies, retail, anywhere a millwork detail is already drawn and nobody wants to redraw it.
K-ARRAY · KO102
Koral
Corallum duplex
A compact architectural column with two acoustic identities — the newer thinking in the line. Controlled directivity and the output of something considerably larger, in a footprint that survives a design review.
columntwo voicingscontrolled directivityarchitecturalpassive
Premium AV and high-end residential where a column is acceptable but a box never was.
K-ARRAY · KAN200 · KAN200+ · KAN200+8
Anakonda
Eunectes flexibilis
Two meters of loudspeaker that bends. It is a snake. It goes where a box cannot go — around a curve, along a stair nose, under a bench, into a radius wall that the architect is very proud of.
2 m longflexiblePATproblem-solverpassive
The curve. The cove. The place you measured twice and still can't fit a cabinet.
K-ARRAY · KT2 · KT2C (ceiling) · KTL2
Tornado
Turbo aluminii
A 2" point source carved out of one solid block of aluminum — not assembled from one, carved from one. The block is the heatsink. Distributed audio that looks like hardware, not like a grille.
2" point sourcemilled monoblockself-coolingdistributedpassive
High-quality distributed systems. Where you'd otherwise spec a ceiling can and quietly apologize for it.
K-ARRAY · KK52 · KK102
Kobra
Naja inoxidabilis
Stainless steel line array with closely-spaced 2" drivers. PAT throughout: no crossover, no reflex port, no horn. Half-meter and one-meter, and they stack into longer arrays without a waveguide fight.
2" driversstainless steelPATSPOT / FLOODselectable Ωpassive
Reverberant rooms with a budget. Atriums, worship, transit halls, anywhere the ceiling is the enemy.
K-ARRAY · KK52 I (0.5 m) · KK102 I (1 m)
Python
Python inoxidabilis
The Kobra's larger cousin — 3.15" drivers, same stainless frame, same PAT physics, more output and more low-mid before you need help. Reproduces the entire vocal range with the intelligibility that sells the job.
3.15" driversstainless steelPATSPOT / FLOODselectable Ωpassive
Theater, broadcast, houses of worship. The workhorse column when speech has to win.
K-ARRAY · KY102 · KY102-EBS
Kayman
Caiman gradiens
Eight 4" transducers, stainless, PAT — the most powerful passive column in the range. The EBS version adds Electronic Beam Steering, which means you aim the array in software instead of on a lift with a protractor.
8 × 4"stainless steelPATEBS optionlong throwpassive
Long, tall, loud and reverberant. The room where mechanical aiming is either impossible or a two-day rental.
K-ARRAY · KF series
Domino
Tessera libera
Full-range compact stainless boxes that are plug-and-play in the truest sense — no presets required, driven by any amplifier you already own. The one K-array line that doesn't insist on a Kommander.
full-rangestainless steelno preset neededany amppassive
Jobs with a subwoofer restriction, or an installed amp that isn't going anywhere.
K-ARRAY · KX2 · KX12
Dragon
Draco spixelensis
High-pressure point source with deliberately rapid falloff — loud where you're standing, quiet twenty feet later. The KX2 introduces Spixel technology in a 2.5" full-range package.
point sourceSpixelhigh near-field SPLfast falloff2.5" (KX2)
Zoned patios, terraces, and any neighbor-adjacent install where spill is the whole problem.
K-ARRAY · KH2 · KH3 · KH5
Mugello
Circuitus volans
The flagship concert series, built on Slim Array Technology with Electronic Beam Steering. Named after the racetrack down the road from the factory, which tells you what the engineers do on weekends.
SATEBSpoweredline arraytouring / install
Concert-scale. Straight arrays and step arrays where rigging angles aren't available.
K-ARRAY · KH7 · KS8 and system components
Firenze
Florentia maxima
The state-of-the-art touring system, with independent control of every element in the array. Beam steering here isn't a feature, it's the architecture — coverage stays even and the noise stops at the property line.
EBS per elementtouringresonance-freesystemflagship
Festival and large venue. Also the argument to make when a city has a noise ordinance and a lawyer.
K-ARRAY · KR8022 and variants
Pinnacle
Apex portabilis
Powered portable systems built out of PAT columns and a sub, with self-centering mounts — up to eight elements assembled in minutes. Column joints articulate ±15° so you can throw energy at the audience and not the balcony.
poweredPAT columns±15° jointsself-centeringportable
Portable and semi-permanent. Corporate AV rental, ballrooms, the job that has to strike Sunday night.
K-ARRAY · KST110 · black / white / RAL · marine on request
Keystone
Clavis tenuis
An ultra-slim architectural subwoofer built on Powersoft's MM-Force motor — the force-cancelling design that puts real low end in a chassis too shallow to have any business making it, without shaking the wall it's mounted to. On-wall or in-wall. All-aluminum.
MM-Forceultra-slimon/in-wallaluminum chassisvibrationlessmarine option
The low end in a wall that was never framed for a subwoofer. This is the one that unlocks the whole slim argument.
K-ARRAY · KTR26 and variants
Truffle
Tuber sonorus
An impressively small aluminum-alloy sub designed to be hidden outright — under a bench, inside a banquette, behind the millwork. It is named after a fungus. It is in the reptile house anyway. Nobody at the factory will explain this.
extremely compactaluminum alloyconcealablepassive
Lyzard and Vyper systems in rooms with no visible place for a sub. Which is most of them.
K-ARRAY · KU44 and variants
Rumble
Fremitus compactus
Compact bass engineered for maximum linear excursion and minimum residual noise — the workhorse partner for the micro speakers. Electronically protected, so a spirited demo doesn't end the evening early.
compactlong excursionlow residual noiseprotectedpassive
The default sub under a distributed Lyzard/Vyper system. Extended low end without a furniture-sized enclosure.
K-ARRAY · KS series · KSCARDIO412P (cardioid)
Thunder
Tonitrus gravis
Ultra-light high-power sub-bass, passive and active. The KSCARDIO412P is the cardioid box: more control, less noise behind the stack, which is the difference between a permit and a complaint.
high powerultra-lightcardioid optionactive / passive
Live and large-format install. Cardioid when there's a neighbor, a hotel, or a city council behind you.
KGEAR · GT8 · GT12
GT Line
Gigas tonans
Multipurpose full-range point source — a 12" woofer, a 12" passive radiator and a 1.4" compression driver in the GT12. This is KGEAR being frankly conventional on purpose, at a price that lets you win the bid.
12" woofer12" passive radiator1.4" CDfull rangepoint source
Bars, gyms, multipurpose halls. When the room needs output more than it needs invisibility.
KGEAR · GF series columns
GF Line
Gracilis formosus
Ultra-compact line array and point-source columns running genuine K-array PAT, in KGEAR's accessible tier. The physics without the stainless-and-hand-finish premium.
PATultra-compactcolumnlightweightpassive
The intelligibility play on a commercial budget. Worship and education where PAT wins and the number has to work.
KGEAR · GH family
GH Line
Gravis hybridus
Compact-form speakers combining the group's technologies across a range of models — the flexible middle of the KGEAR catalog.
compactmultiple modelsinstallversatile
General commercial install where you need a family, not a hero product.
KGEAR · GC commercial audio
GC Line
Communis utilis
Straight commercial audio — reliable, easy to deploy, no specialist knowledge required. The ceiling-and-pendant tier that keeps a K-branded system coherent from the lobby to the loading dock.
commercialeasy deploybroad rangeinstall
Back-of-house, corridors, restrooms, and every zone the client forgot to budget for.
KGEAR · GS subwoofers
GS Line
Gravis subterraneus
KGEAR's subwoofer range — the power-and-value low end that pairs with GT and GF without pushing the system into K-ARRAY money.
subwooferhigh outputinstallvalue tier
Low end for commercial rooms that need it felt, not framed.
KGEAR · GU passive subwoofers
GU Line
Gravis udus
Passive subs for fixed indoor and outdoor installation — KGEAR built these specifically to fill the two gaps the line had: this size, and outdoors.
outdoor ratedpassivefixed installsubwoofer
Terraces, courtyards, pool decks. The outdoor low end that doesn't need a vault.
KSCAPE · Rail · Rail Track-Ready · suspension / ceiling / wall / recessed / semi-recessed
Rail
Linea lucens
A 1.2-meter line of warm architectural light with professional K-array audio built into the same extrusion. In December 2023 it became the world's first UL-certified four-foot architectural light with integrated professional audio — which is the sentence that gets it past a spec engineer.
1.2 mlight + audioUL certifiedDALI / CasambiL and T jointscustom finish
Digital-ceiling projects where the reflected-ceiling plan and the audio plan are fighting. One device ends the fight.
KSCAPE · Rail S Darklight · Rail S Opal · Rail S Track
Rail S
Linea lucens minor
The compact Rail. Four feet, Lyzard KZ1 point-source audio, and two optics: Darklight for corporate rooms where glare is the enemy, Opal for even wash in corridors and lobbies. Track version drops into a conventional track run with KSCAPE projectors.
1.2 mLyzard KZ1140° × 140°500 Hz – 18 kHz86 dB peakDarklight / Opal
Corporate, retail, hospitality. Scales across a floorplate where full Rail would be over-specified.
KSCAPE · Core control platform
Core
Nucleus regens
The hub that finally puts light and sound on one platform inside the KSCAPE ecosystem — one configuration pass instead of two trades arguing about who owns the ceiling.
light + audio controlKSCAPE ecosystemunified config
Any Rail or Rail S job big enough that commissioning two separate systems is the actual cost.
