TO KIN LCR V2

Take the Kin IW, stretch it to 648 mm and give it two 5-inch passive radiators, and you have the LCR: the speaker that goes beside a screen. The symmetrical driver array images the same whether it hangs vertically as a left or right channel or lies horizontally under the television as a centre, so dialogue stays where the actor is standing instead of drifting up the wall. The passives buy the bass the short IW cannot reach — 60 Hz from a box only 95 mm deep — and 91 dB keeps it in step with the rest of the range. Cutout is 162 x 630 mm. Three of these across a wall, plus a Tribe in-wall sub, is a cinema nobody can see.