TO KIN ANGLED V2

When the ceiling is already full — a light here, a duct there — the speaker rarely lands where the listener sits. The Kin Architectural AIC solves that with an angled baffle that throws its sound down the room instead of straight at the floor, and with a wood back box that makes its bass independent of whatever the cavity happens to be. Twin 4-inch MHEX woofers work against two 5-inch metal passive radiators inside that sealed box, which is how something 120 mm deep still reaches 59 Hz; a titanium-infused soft dome handles the top. It wants a square 340 mm cutout, takes 30 to 120 watts, and keeps the neighbouring room quieter than any open-backed speaker will.