KX 32-A

HIGH-PERFORMANCE 2-WAY POINT-SOURCE ACTIVE SPEAKER

134 dB Max SPL
2 channel, 3200 W Class D Amplifier
3.0” Ti dome, neodymium compression driver
12” neodymium woofer, 3.5” voice coil

RDNet

FiRPHASE

BASS MOTION CONTROL

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Features

134 dB Max SPL
Rotatable 100° x 70° TRW horn
12” neodymium woofer, 3.5” voice coil
3.0” Ti dome, neodymium compression driver
2 channel, 3200 W Class D Amplifier
DSP Processing with FiRPHASE and BMC
RDNet Networked Management
powerCON TRUE1 TOP mains connectors

The KX 32-A is a compact, high-output 2-way active speaker system engineered for professional users, combining precise directivity, high SPL capability, and advanced system integration. The low-frequency section features a 12” neodymium driver in a bass-reflex design; the high-frequency section comprises a neodymium compression driver with a 3” titanium dome, coupled to a 100° x 70° True Resistive Waveguide, rotatable by 90° to ensure flexible coverage options. An integrated two-channel 3200 W Class D amplifier with proprietary DSP processing and remote management via RDNet enables optimal system performance. Its weatherproof, multifunctional enclosure with Quick Lock Pins and M10 inserts supports versatile deployment for ground-stacked, pole-mounted, or flown applications.

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Advanced electronics

The high-powered Class-D amplifiers, tailored for each transducer, deploy pristine sound with efficient heat dissipation at the lowest possible distortion, along with low power consumption.

High-end AD/DA conversion and onboard DSP for the best sound quality. Thanks to the proprietary RDNet networked management and control, every KX speaker provides in-depth remote monitoring through multiple sensors. The system engineer has immediate feedback of transducer status, fan speed, temperature, VU meters, limiters and much more.

Low Frequency

The 12” high-power Precision Transducers cone is equipped with neodymium magnets and a 3.5” voice coil, delivering exceptional power handling and acceleration. By integrating Bass Motion Control (BMC) DSP and a FiRPHASE-optimized crossover, the design extends the low-frequency range and improves midrange efficiency. These technologies align perfectly with the waveguide dispersion, ensuring seamless coverage continuity at the crossover point.

High Frequency

Paired with the True Resistive Waveguide (TRW), the 3-inch pure titanium dome NDT895 compression driver maximizes linearity, precision and long-term reliability. Its motor structure features a high-flux density neodymium magnet assembly, ultralight edge wound aluminum wire, a 3-slot phase plug, and a copper ring design to deliver exceptional power handling, sensitivity, and low distortion across its operating bandwidth. With a very low crossover point at 750 Hz, this allows a better impulse response, fast decay and superior efficiency. Lightweight and powerful, RCF neodymium drivers are a reference in performance and reliability.

NETWORKED CONTROL AND MUCH MORE

RDNet is an advanced platform for integrated monitoring and control of sound systems - from small live and installed setups to massive arena systems. Based on a robust networked architecture, RDNet combines system control, line array design, and comprehensive audio measurements into a single powerful software package.

Engineers and technicians can intuitively manage every device on the network, from individual components to multiple groups. The platform provides full DSP control of compatible devices, with flexible configuration tools for perfectly tuning the system response at maximum speed. Users have real-time access and oversight of all key settings from a centralized interface.

Robust and durable

The enclosure is made of high-quality Baltic birch plywood, glued with water-resistant adhesive and coated with weatherproof polyurea paint, ensuring excellent waterproofing, UV resistance, corrosion protection, and durability against abrasion, impacts, and mechanical stress. The solid machined aluminum structure efficiently dissipates heat fanlessly, improving enclosure stiffness, while the high-strength structural steel rigging ensures a high safety factor for secure weight management. Die-cast aluminum handles with ergonomic rubber grips enhance usability.

Reinforced structural design
Water Resistant Birch Enclosure
Durable Polyurea Paint
High-strength Steel
Ergonomic handles
Machined Aluminum Heat Sink

Tour Ready Construction

Attached to a solid machined aluminum structure on the rear panel, the amplifier ensures efficient heat dissipation. The enclosure is internally reinforced and sturdy, equipped with waterproof powerCON® TRUE1 TOP mains connectors, guaranteeing durability under any outdoor conditions.

Digital Signal Proficiency

The KX DSP platform is the next-generation audio engine for RCF active speakers and DSP amplifiers. Designed as a real-time DSP engine, it offers unparalleled processing density and scalability, propelling RCF speakers to a new dimension of performance.

This groundbreaking DSP engine delivers unmatched processing power for its class.

Bass Motion Control®

KX speakers equipped with Bass Motion Control (BMC) produce the lowest audible frequencies without affecting the woofer stability, with extended linearity and better sound integrity. The BMC method creates a complete map of the dynamic behavior of the woofer, to generate a custom algorithm that limits over-excursions. Traditional high-pass filters protect the woofer from over-excursion but change the phase/frequency response. In contrast, the new BMC algorithm protects the woofer allowing total freedom of signal reproduction.

New perspective on linearity

KX speakers are designed using a proprietary and advanced digital FiR technology, conceived to deliver transparent sound, absolute clarity, and perfect imaging to the listener. The special FiRPHASE processing distributes sound to all listeners without phase distortions, ensuring minimum latencies in the system. The algorithm corrects phase and amplitude (if necessary) by taking into account the weak points of the transducers and the resonances or cancellations due to the cabinet of the loudspeaker.