Vivid Audio say that their new KAYA range of loudspeakers is “Vivid in a more accessible format”. You get all the same GIYA technology inside a modern and more room friendly enclosure. The bass drivers have their own re-entrant exponential horn absorber, first found in the Laurence Dickie designed B&W Nautilus loudspeaker in the form of a snail’s shell.
In the KAYA the horn has been folded up and is inside the cabinet. The mid range and tweeter have their own re-entrant horn absorbers…so, as Vivid say, “the classic Vivid / Nautilus sound but without the curly bits”.
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