K-array USA will use InfoComm 2026 this week to introduce two significant products – the Thunder KSCARDIO412P cardioid subwoofer and the Koral KO102 compact column loudspeaker – with live demonstrations at both Booth N6863 and dedicated Audio Demo Room N111.
The KSCARDIO412P is K-array’s first cardioid subwoofer, designed to deliver high output while reducing rear sound radiation without complex rigging or signal processing. Four 12in neodymium magnet woofers deliver low-frequency response down to 35 Hz with a peak output of 138 dB SPL. The cardioid configuration is designed to reduce stage spill out of the box, with support for both mono-amp and bi-amp configurations and horizontal or vertical orientation. Target applications include outdoor clubs, touring productions, houses of worship and fixed installations where noise abatement is required.
The Koral KO102 is a compact column loudspeaker designed to switch between line-array and point-source behaviour within a single enclosure. Six 3.15in woofers and a 1.1in tweeter cover 125 Hz to 18 kHz at a peak SPL of 128 dB, with coverage patterns of V10°×H90° in line-array mode and V60°×H90° in point-source mode. Stainless-steel construction and flush grille design support on-wall or recessed mounting across residential, hospitality, corporate and exterior applications.
Rusty Waite, president at K-array USA, said: “We want people to come in sceptical and leave convinced. The KO102 and KSCARDIO412P represent an exciting change in performance, flexibility, and what a compact system can actually do.”
InfoComm 2026 runs June 17-19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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