HK Audio USA has launched the Lucas Nano 600, a compact, portable PA that can be deployed either as a mono column or as a stereo system with detailed spatial resolution.
Both mid-high “satellite” loudspeakers incorporate a 4.5-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter, providing dispersion of 90 x +10/-45 degrees. They can be transported via a bay in the subwoofer, which is loaded with a 10-inch cone driver.
All transducers are driven by a power amplifier capable of delivering 460 watts. The system also includes a three-channel mixer with frequency shaping controls, as well as five total inputs, one with phantom power.
Proprietary MultiCell Transformer technology maximizes gain, improves directivity and minimizes high-frequency distortion. Further, utilizing sophisticated simulation technology, the lightweight subwoofer housing has been designed to provide the bass response of a heavier wood enclosure.
“Lucas Nano 600 offers everything the modern performer needs. And with so much flexibility, the system can easily be used around the home for entertaining. That’s why we call it the world’s first crossover system,” states James Sajeva, HK Audio product manager.
The satellite loudspeakers each measure 5.7 x 5.7 x 5.3 inches and weigh 2.6 pounds. The subwoofer, which also houses the electronics, measures 15.3 x 19.2 x 18.5 inches and weighs about 30 pounds. A range of accessories is available.
