identify these drivers...?

[audiothings]

There is an 8" coaxial driver and an 8" (sub)woofer.

Are the drivers proprietary?

 

[ErnieM]

Definitely proprietary.

Wild guess but I want to say PHL or Beyma. No real clue though.

Interesting company.

 

[Cal Weldon]

They apparently design their own units and sub out the manufacturing.

 

[ErnieM]

Beyma Speakers - Beyma Pro8CF 8" carbon fiber cone 4 ohm midbass speaker with marine treated parts. Beyma Pro8CF 600 watt 8" speaker for mdbass speaker applications. Beyma Pro8CF 6.5" Beyma speakers here.

Beyma Speakers - Beyma 6MCF200Nd 6.5 inch carbon fiber closed back midrange speaker - Beyma 6MCF200Nd 400 watt 6.5" speaker for all midrange applications. Beyma 6MCF200Nd 6.5" midrange speaker and other Beyma speakers here.


I'm thinking the woofers are made by Beyma. Some design elements look similar.

Wonder if they would disclose that information?

 

[phase_accurate]

Since they use Beyma drivers for some models chances are big that these are made by Beyma as well.

Regards

Charles

 

[audiothings]

Thank you, they do appear to be Beyma drivers, though I can't find anything in their catalogue that is close enough, so it must be an OEM build by Beyma for KSD.

I have not seen anything like this coaxial driver. Most coaxial speakers that can deliver this much output have compression drivers and not silk dome tweeters.

Is there any speaker comparable to this coaxial?

 

[amplidude]

C88 reference

 

[waxx]

There are drivers like that,

Dayton makes the CX120 with a dome tweeter:
Dayton Audio - CX120-8 4" Coaxial Driver with 3/4" Silk Dome Tweeter 8 Ohm

The PHL Audio 982 does also have a dome tweeter in a coaxial

Haut-parleur coaxial PHL Audio 982 avec tweeter a dome, 8+6 ohm, 5 pouce

And many car speakers have those, to many to mention, but one i have good experience with (used it in a car build) is the Focal 165 AC coaxial.
https://www.focal.com/sites/www.foc...log/document/access_165ac-technical_sheet.pdf