...You'd better watch John Darko's YouTube review of the KII3's, and then do yourself a favor and watch designer Bruno Potseyez YouTube clip, where he explains the technology he employed in the KII'3. They are nothing short of amazing, in every possible way. In fact, with the BXT module (which turns them into 'real' floorstanders, with a frequency response of 15Hz to 50 Khz, and with 8 drivers in each cabinet, 4 of which are phase-canceled to the other 4 (thus achieving superb time-domain behavior, and, in fact, acting like a cardioid mike), a sealed-enclosure design which enables to position them just about wherever you want (Bruno jokingly mentions that you can mount them inside a wall and they would still sound great), 6 Built-in Class D, Hypex-type amps, 6 built-in, superior DAC's, A DSP that acts both as a cross-over and controls excessive excursion of the drivers, the KII control, built of solid-aluminum, which acts both as a remote-control (with digital presets for setting the preferable listening level without having to tinker with the (LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL!) Rotary Volume control, and as a high-End Pre-Amp, which connects via a high-grade USB cable to your MAC or PC and can stream music files stored on their hard-drive(s), a USB port at the back of the speaker which allows one to connect a DOK dungle and stream music from music services like Tidal, Kobuz, Deezer, etc., and all of that at a price of $17,000/pr...Do me a favor, forget about $750,000 M9 Magicos or $130,000 YG Acoustics Anat Professional II's or Vivid Audio Giya 4 at (give or take $180,000, or top-flight models from Sonus-Faber...Get to know them: info@kiiaudio.com.
