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In some venues a column of flown subwoofers is appropriate. As stated previously, two-high flown subwoofer
columns are the same height as three-high KF700 array module columns. These two-high subwoofer columns can
be used in smaller venues and flown on the offstage side of the cluster, close to the venue wall. This configuration
will provide similar performance to flown rows while once again maintaining clear sightlines. Again, SB750
columns should not be inserted between KF700 columns.
Flying subs as a column
Offstage
SB750
SB750
KF700
Series
module
KF700
Series
module
KF700
Series
module
KF700
Series
module
KF700
Series
module
KF700
Series
module
Onstage
Dipolar sub array w/ beam steering
6.5 msec delay
on bottom row
3x KF750
1x SB750
1x SB750
1x KF755
IV – Using KF755’s for Upfill Coverage
Many larger venues (medium and large arenas) require upfill in order to reach the farthest seating. This seating not
only requires increased output to overcome inverse square loss relative to the cluster, but also requires significant
high frequency emphasis in order to overcome the attenuation caused by air absorption. KF755’s are designed such
that when inverted and processed independently as long throw elements, they meet both criteria.
It should be noted that the KF755, though commonly thought of as a dedicated downfill module, is a very high Q
device. It exhibits the same pattern control as a KF750, but utilizes asymmetrical horns to project this coverage at
an angle relative to the front of the enclosure. Consequently, KF755’s can readily double as long throw elements.
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