Equally effective as a stage wedge or as a controlled point source in portable FOH or fill applications, the RCF KXM 20-A is a high-output, two-way active stage monitor engineered for clarity, control, and fast deployment. The KXM 20-A is powered by a 2000W peak Class-D amplifier, dual 8" woofers, and a 1.5" compression driver, which together deliver up to 134 dB SPL max with 90° x 70° constant directivity coverage for a stable monitoring window and predictable off-axis response.
The multifunctional cabinet features a symmetrical transducer configuration to ensure consistent voicing across the listening area. Integrated DSP processing with FiRPHASE and BMC improves coherence and definition in real-world conditions, and onboard RDNet control enables centralized monitoring and control for efficient stage workflows.
- 131 dB SPL max
- 2000W peak, two-way Class-D amplifier
- 90° x 70° constant directivity coverage
- 2 x 8’’ neodymium woofers, 2.5’’ voice coil
- TRW loaded 3" voice coil neodymium compression driver
- FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control
- RDNet networked management
- Multifunctional cabinet with symmetrical transducers’ design
- The KX DSP platform is the next-generation audio engine for RCF active speakers and DSP amplifiers. Designed as a real-time DSP engine, it offers unparalleled processing density and scalability, propelling RCF speakers to a new dimension of performance.
- This groundbreaking DSP engine delivers unmatched processing power for its class.
- RDNet is an advanced platform for integrated monitoring and control of sound systems—from small live and installed setups to massive arena systems. Based on a robust networked architecture, RDNet combines system control, line array design, and comprehensive audio measurements into a single powerful software package.
- Engineers and technicians can intuitively manage every device on the network, from individual components to multiple groups. The platform provides full DSP control of compatible devices, with flexible configuration tools for perfectly tuning the system response at maximum speed. Users have real-time access and oversight of all key settings from a centralized interface.
