Kenwood is a brand that specializes in manufacturing and selling electronic appliances, including home audio systems, car audio systems, and kitchen appliances.

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The Kenwood KL-888 Z is a high-performance loudspeaker introduced by Kenwood during the early 1980s, specifically manufactured from 1980 to 1982 in Japan. This model features a distinctive wood design available in brown and black, giving it an appealing aesthetic suitable for various home setups. Its dimensions are 445 mm in width, 680 mm in height, and 272 mm in depth, with a substantial weight of 20.5 kg, which contributes to its robust build quality. Originally priced at approximately 1,000 DM, the KL-888 Z is designed as a 5-way speaker system, incorporating five different speaker components including a bass reflex design for enhanced low-frequency reproduction. The speaker includes a 406 mm cone for low frequencies, a 120 mm cone for midrange frequencies, a horn for treble, a 65 mm cone for tweeter duties, and a 30 mm cone for the super tweeter. It can handle a nominal power of 125 W and a maximum of 250 W for music playback. With an exceptional efficiency rating of 98 dB/W/m and a frequency response range that extends from 20 Hz to 22,000 Hz, the KL-888 Z offers a wide dynamic range and clarity across various audio applications. Additionally, it has an impedance rating of 8 Ohm and features a level control for the tweeter, allowing for customized sound adjustments.

KL-888 Z

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