Bigger sound and deeper bass for larger rooms. The Kali Audio LP-8 V2 is the 8-inch powered 2-way studio monitor of Kali’s Lone Pine series (2nd Wave). It gives more output and lower bass than the LP-6, for producers and studios working in bigger rooms.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Producers who work on bass-heavy music (EDM, hip-hop, film), project studios, rehearsal and teaching rooms, and anyone who sits 1 to 3.5 metres from the speakers.
Specifications
| Type | Powered 2-way studio monitor |
|---|---|
| Amplifier | Class D, bi-amped |
| Output Power | 100 W total (40 W HF + 60 W LF) per speaker |
| Woofer | 8-inch optimized paper cone |
| Tweeter | 1-inch textile dome |
| Crossover | 1800 Hz |
| Frequency Response | 37 Hz – 25 kHz (-10 dB) |
| Frequency Range | 45 Hz – 21 kHz (±3 dB) |
| Max SPL | 117 dB |
| Recommended Listening Distance | 0.5 – 3.5 m |
| Inputs | 1 x XLR, 1 x TRS (balanced), 1 x RCA (unbalanced) |
| Enclosure | Front ported |
| Height | 41.9 cm |
| Width | 25.4 cm |
| Depth | 28.6 cm |
| Weight | 9 kg per speaker |
| Colour | Black |
Good to know
- Kali makes the LP-8 only in black.
- Needs mains power; connect with XLR, TRS or RCA cables.
- The RCA input can be set to -10 dB sensitivity for laptops and phones.
- For even more low end, Kali designed the WS-12 V2 subwoofer as a companion for its monitors.
FAQ
LP-6 or LP-8?
Kali says the LP-6 has enough output for most 1-2 person setups, while the LP-8 handles larger setups. The LP-8 also goes slightly lower (37 Hz vs 39 Hz) and louder (117 dB vs 115 dB).
Is this the 2nd Wave version?
Yes, V2 is the 2nd Wave of Kali’s Lone Pine series.
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