Kii Audio BXT White Fine Touch Bottom Speaker

The BXT is an extension module which turns the Kii THREE into a veritable floor standing loudspeaker with 16 additional drivers. The Kii THREE BXT System is absolutely unique as it combines a line source with horizontal directivity control! The BXT makes full use of the Kii THREEs technology and adds more frequency range and SPL to the game while still being a cardioid system that, despite its size, does not interact with the room. Astoundingly enough small rooms profit a lot from the line source concept.

Please note that existing Kii THREEs can be upgraded at any time with the BXTs giving you full investment security. Also the Kii THREEs are still transportable and can be run by themselves just by detaching them from the BXT. The Kii THREEs will detect the presence of a BXT and automatically adjust the software accordingly.

Milled Aluminium Footplates

Height adjustable Spikes come as standard with the BXT foot plates. These are milled out of space grade Aluminium and anodosed black to exactly match the side panels of the speakers.

Technical Specification

Floor standing DSP controlled High-End playback system.
Consisting of:
2 x BXT modules in the same or a contrasting color
All necessary cables are included

Technical Specification:

• Full-size floorstanding DSP controlled monitor speaker system.
• 12 x 6.5” woofer, 1 x 5” midrange, 1 x 1” waveguided tweeter.
• Amplification: 2.000 Watt full custom class D
• Active Wave Focusing crossover filter
• Frequency response: 20Hz (-3dB) – 25kHz, flatness ± 0,5dB (*)
• Integrated tone control
• Phase response: selectable, linear phase or minimum latency
• Protection limiters
• Controlled Directivity: 4.8dB (54Hz - 1kHz, slowly rising thereafter)
• Size: 20x120x40cm, 8”x47”x16” (WxHxD)
• Weight: 51kg (112lbs)
• Inputs: Analogue, AES/EBU, KiiLink
• SPDIF, TOSLink, USB on Kii Control
• Selectable correction for free-standing, near wall or in corner (14 positions)
• Automatic Standby Mode
  

(*) IEC60268-5 Paragraph 20.6

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