K-array Anakonda KAN200

The K-array Anakonda KAN200 is a highly flexible, self-powered line array speaker designed for professional audio applications where space is limited. It is primarily used for front-fill in theaters, discreet under-balcony sound, and architectural installations. Its snake-like design allows it to be bent and wrapped around structures to provide precise sound targeting.

The KAN200 operates as an active speaker that must be driven by a K-array KMT12 or KMT208 subwoofer, which houses the amplification and DSP (Digital Signal Processing). The subwoofer sends both audio signals and power to the Anakonda through a specialized Speakon cable. This proprietary ecosystem ensures optimal crossover and equalization management.

Yes, multiple KAN200 units can be physically connected in a continuous line using integrated threaded couplings to extend the line array length. You can combine multiple Anakonda elements per system, whether they are KAN100s or KAN200s. This modular approach allows sound engineers to adjust the vertical directivity of the audio to perfectly cover the audience area.

The main difference is the length of the flexible array; the KAN200 is 2 meters long, whereas the KAN100 is 1 meter long. Because of its doubled length, the KAN200 provides more extended low-frequency response and tighter vertical pattern control. The KAN100 is typically used for smaller, tighter spaces, while the KAN200 is deployed when longer throw distances are needed.