Ki362 Bass Bin Match???

[marems]

Bass Bin??? What would make a good match with the KI362??? Want to be able to really rock the house!

[colterphoto1]

The KI is really meant for installations but they will do well in PA environment if you biamp with proper sub (count on the KI362 covering down to 120-150 Hz). I have four of them but look to trade for KP362, a considerably deeper cabinet which makes it nearly full range by itself. The KI does have a titanium mid diaphragm and features the circular turntable for it's horns, which makes it ideal for clustered installations in churches where it will be hung at an odd angle- the horns can be reoriented every 22 degrees for proper dispersion.

The KP 682 is the discontinued portable version of the current theater sub, the KPT684. It's a dual 18" monster. The KP version has metal grille, handles and wheels that become the very heavy cabinet's built-in dolly.They will take a TON of power and output is very tight and impressive. JBL, Mackie, Peavey, and most other major manufacturers have a similar dual 18" cabinet, it's a popular touring size - standard Rock and Roll rig for small clubs.

Personally, I'd stay away from the 480/4000 models of Klispch sub with single 18 and 15" passive radiator. They were meant to be a LS sub, but are pretty flatulent.

I've attached the spec sheet for your Holy Grail sub. They are out there. I recently paid $1000 for a pair in very nice shape. you can't buy the drivers for that.

Attach 3 each 260-770 Penn-Elcon rubber feet (available from Parts Express) so they don't bounce off your subs. Make sure to have all the screw holes (for hanging installation) plugged or they'll whistle. 3/8-16x 1" with M6 allen head is the screw size for that.

Michael

KP-682.pdf