Overview:

The KRM33 or “the cheese box” as it has been affectionately nicknamed, is an ultra-compact and low-profile powered wedge speaker with a controlled horizontal pattern and has an extended frequency response. It is made up of three 3.15” cone drivers and one 6” passive radiator. This combination guarantees a controlled and linear emission on a really wide range, with a bass enhancement mode that can go from 70Hz to 18KHz. The KRM33 is equipped with a two channel amplifier and a DSP that can be used to adjust the EQ directly inside the box. An USB direct connection guarantees an easy plug & play connection. The DSP also offers the possibility of changing the horizontal pattern of the single speaker and its bass response, two buttons located at the back of the box are used to quickly change these settings without the need of a computer. The controlled horizontal dispersion gives the possibility of creating horizontal arrays which increase the SPL and the coverage while maintaining a high and constant signal-before-feedback within all the cluster’s beams. The stainless steel chassis is a sturdy and durable box solution which is also remarkably short in height. Thanks to this feature the KRM33 can be easily and discreetly integrated in scenography designs, broadcast studios as well as under-balcony speakers in theaters. All the components of the Redline KRM33 are designed by the K-array R&D department and made in Italy under the K-array quality control system.

Key Features:

• Selectable horizontal coverage
• Extended frequency response
• Strong stainless steel chassis
• Controlled horizontal dispersion

• Arrayable wedge monitor
• Ceiling and under-balcony speaker
• Corporate installations

Specifications:

Audio Input Connector Wiring:

The Audio section includes parallel LINK, which allows users to distribute an audio signal to multiple units. Up to 30 different modules can be connected in parallel on the same balanced line (with a source output impedance of 600 ohm). CH 1 Line Input (female, balanced XLR) is wired in parallel to CH1 Line Parallel Out (male, balanced XLR). To create your own audio cables, please use the following wiring diagrams:

KM33 provides two different coverage settings in order to meet different operating needs.

-Flood setting (70 degrees) widens horizontal dispersion (img. 3) and is suggested for single speaker applications.

-Spot setting (30 degrees) is suggested when a narrow coverage is needed (img 4) and when KRM33 is used in array configuration with other KRM33 (img.5 & 6).

Coverage:

Configurations:

The KRM33 or KRM33P can be installed as a ceiling speaker to create a PA system in low clearance rooms

The KRM33 or KRM33P can be used on small and medium live stages as floor monitor.The controlled horizontal pattern allows to manage easily coverage and SPL for different needs.