User's Manual

KALI AUDIO LP-6/LP-8 USER MANUAL 6
Features
High Performance Woofer
The LP-Series uses a woofer with an exceptionally large voice coil and magnet. This allows for greater line-
arity, resulting in exceptional dynamic range and clarity, as well as extended low end response. All of this
is delivered with minimal distortion.
Low Noise Port Tube
The port tube on the LP-Series was designed to deliver all the benets of a front-ring port tube, without
any drawbacks associated with noise.
On most port tubes, air leaves at different speeds from different points of the opening, creating noisy tur-
bulence. This turbulence can be heard as "chufng," or an audible air sound coming from the monitor.
This sound will add to the noise oor and obscure the details of the low end.
The port tube on LP-Series was designed to ensure that all of the air leaves the port tube at the same ve-
locity. This helps add to the low end response of the speaker, while keeping the bass clean, tight, and de-
void of extra noise.
Boundary Compensation EQs
A speaker's given position in a space can drastically change its frequency response. Proximity to walls,
ceilings, and other hard surfaces in a room have adverse effects on low-end accuracy and overall clarity.
Happily, most of the common positions are fairly predictable and easily corrected.
Kali's team came up with boundary compensation EQ settings at The Village Studios in Los Angeles to
help you get the optimum sound for where you need to put your speakers. Combined with the LF and HF
trims, this will ensure that the speakers sound their best no matter what room you're mixing in.
A full listing of the different boundary EQ settings and how to use them can be found on page 11 of this
manual.