K-array announced several new product launches which the company will present at ISE 2026. The featured solutions serve as additions to K-ARRAY, KSCAPE and KGEAR brand portfolios.

The newly introduced products include K-array’s Thunder KSCARDIO412P cardioid subwoofer and the Koral KO102 compact column loudspeaker, as well as the KSCAPE CORE controller, KGEAR GT8 full-range point source loudspeaker and the K-ARRAY Capture KMC20 MKI line-array microphone. These solutions are set to be on display at K-array’s booth at ISE.

The Thunder KSCARDIO412P is the first cardioid subwoofer of K-array’s portfolio. The product was engineered to maximize sound quality while delivering low-frequency output. K-array said that the Thunder KSCARDIO412P was designed for professional live sound and fixed installations.

“The concept was to deliver a real, powerful cardioid system that is ‘plug and play’ and compact enough for touring and fixed installations, solving stage noise issues without complex setups,” said Lorenzo De Poi, brand manager at K-array. “With KSCARDIO412P you have more control, less feedback, and versatility without performance loss in both horizontal and vertical positions in a lightweight package, making it a smart choice for clubs, touring and live events.”

K-array’s new compact column loudspeaker, the Koral KO102 was made with what K-array describes as a sleek and discrete design that combines flexibility and control with a minimal footprint.

KSCAPE’s new addition to its ecosystem is the intelligent control system, CORE. The solution was engineered to simplify audio and lighting management and enhance flexibility and integration. The company said that CORE is applicable to architectural applications as well as hospitality environments.

KGEAR also introduced its newly developed solution, the GT8 point-source loudspeaker, which was designed for flexibility and versatility with application to small and large venues, worship environments and portable PA systems. The company highlighted the GT8’s ability to be arrayed both horizontally and vertically for flexible integration.

K-ARRAY’s Capture KMC20 MKI line array microphone will also be on display at ISE, with upgrades to capsules as well as a built-in preamp and 3D-printed design.

“We created the new Capture KMC20 MKI to deliver superior audio performance, enhanced durability whilst maintaining that elegant, discreet form-factor that characterizes the original KM20,” said De Poi. “The improvements we’ve made enhance performance, durability and improve overall system value, making the MKI a more compelling choice in a range of modern audio environments, from meeting rooms to houses of worship.”

The display and demonstrations of these new technologies will take place at booth 7G300 at ISE 2026.

“We are excited to debut so many new innovations from across the K-array brands at ISE 2026,” said De Poi. “We have been very focused on identifying and bridging any gaps in our product portfolio. Our goal is to offer installers and designers a complete portfolio of solutions to work with from a single, trusted, high-performance ecosystem of products.”