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K120
In the design of small loudspeakers every parameter becomes more critical. Only a complete system approach, as employed by KEF, is likely to bring success. Careful study of drive units, crossover and enclosure, separately and together, with their interactions, is the means to produce a musically integrated sound. KEF system design techniques have, in the 120 produced a supremely musical small box, designed to produce its specified response when operated on a shelf, or stand-mounted close to a wall.
The K120 is a compact two-way speaker which sounds much larger than it looks. The lightweight 160mm (6.5) bass/midrange unit provides uncoloured, fast bass response, whilst the 25mm (1) fluid-cooled tweeter offers accurate, uncompressed high-frequency performance of exceptional clarity. A deeper-than-average cabinet gives an internal volume, and therefore a bass performance that belies its compact front aspect. Ideal for a first or second system, an audio-visual installation, or as satellites for a subwoofer, the K120 is a truly outstanding miniature.
K120 Specifications
| Description | 2-way wall/shelf mount |
| Frequency range at ±3dB (measured at 2m on reference axis) |
65Hz-20kHz (-6dB 50Hz) |
| Maximum output (measured spl on programme peaks under typical listening conditions) |
107dB |
| Characteristic sensitivity level (measured at 1m on reference axis for pink noise input of 2.83V rms [anechoic conditions]). |
87dB |
| Amplifier requirements into 8 ohms | 10-80 W |
| Nominal impedance | 8 ohms |
| Enclosure type | Closed box |
| Internal volume | 10.7 litres (.38 cu.ft) |
| Net weight | 5.6kg (12.5lb) |
| Dimensions | 340h x 205w x 246d (mm) 13.3h x 8.1 x 9.7d (in) |
