SL Series
The SL412 and SL6.10 loudspeakers incorporate eye catching slim and stylish cabinet design. Designed to integrate either externally through simple wall mounting, suspension, ground stacking, or internally within wall cavities, the SL412 and SL6.10 can be designed and supplied with custom colors, grill templates and logos offering a flexible and truly designer integrated product.
Description
Using KV2 VHD technology, the SL412 loudspeaker utilizes 4 x 12” low mid-range components and the proven and highly respected horn assembly from the VHD1.0, with a single 8” mid-range and 3” large format NPVD compression driver. This mid-high horn has an extremely coherent-wide horizontal dispersion of over 110° while the purpose designed 4 x 12” configuration dramatically reduces the most common problem of immediate reflections within the 300to800Hz range usually associated with wide dispersion loudspeakers.
The end result is full and wide sound propagation exactly where it is required. While the SL412 can be utilized with any of KV2’s wide range of subwoofer systems depending on the actual application, the accompanying SL2.15 utilizes the same slim line design to allow for an aesthetically pleasing and acoustically punchy system that can virtually disappear against a wall. The SL2.15 is a 2 x 15” specially designed to output maximum bass response from a its shallow cabinet design.
Following on from our successful SL2.15 subwoofer, the latest generation SL sub, the SL6.10 incorporates six 10" directly radiating speakers which radically improve dynamics and definition from the same sized enclosure. Built to integrate aesthetically with the SL412, The SL6.10 produces accurate bass from its slim cabinet design. Bass response is enhanced by coupling or even tripling the cabinets, particularly when the SL6.10 is used against or within a wall, providing optimum output for its compact footprint. It also combines acoustically with the Ultra Low Frequency VHD1.21 and 2.21 subwoofers as part of a five way active driven system.
