The Lyzard-KZ14R I ultra-mini line array loudspeaker is the smallest member of K-array’s Lyzard mid-high loudspeaker range. Featuring an ultra-resistant 2.2 x 10 x 1.1 cm milled aluminium enclosure housing 4 x long-excursion neodymium magnet transducers for a total weight of just 59 g, the Lyzard-KZ14 I ensures uncompromised audio performance with minimum residual noise, despite its discreet dimensions. The form and quality of the Lyzard series make it the perfect solution for environments that require high-performance audio where decor and aesthetics cannot be compromised.

With a vertical coverage of 40° and horizontal coverage of 140°, it is our smallest model to feature PAT array technology. With a frequency response from 500 Hz up to 18kHz, KZ14 I provides clear audio reproduction and flawless intelligibility at a peak SPL of 98 dB, an impressive performance for a miniature loudspeaker. To complete the full frequency range of your audio systems, Lyzard loudspeakers must be combined with one or more of the Truffle or Rumble subwoofers and driven by one of our Kommander amplifiers. Lyzard loudspeakers are available in semi-matte black or white as standard, or any RAL colour, as well as several premium finishes, on request. Polished aluminium, 24K gold, rose gold or antique gold plating are among the most luxurious finishes. 

The front of the loudspeaker cabinet is protected by a magnetic grille that can be removed with a small neodymium magnet knob, included in the package. This new feature makes the fixing point much faster to access, helping installers reduce set-up and maintenance times. The rear panel incorporates a small two-pole screw euro-block connector, so no specific connector is required, further streamlining the installation process. 

The Lyzard KZ14R I is our newest model, designed with a metallic spring clip for recessed in-wall installation and fast and easy mounting. The Lyzard-KZ14R I is ideally suited for audio integrations in retail environments, small lounges and bars, home residences, hotels and museums, allowing venues to maintain their aesthetic whilst keeping listeners satisfied with high-quality sound.