Solton TU Frame K Double

Solton TU Frame K Double — a flying frame for hanging two Karat K8 modules stacked one below the other, forming a compact two-element line array cluster. A system that needs more acoustic reach on a given show doesn't always call for a large multi-section cluster; sometimes two Karat K8 modules flown as one coherent unit is enough. TU Frame K Double is built for exactly that scenario: the frame joins two enclosures in a vertical configuration, giving a tech a ready-to-fly assembly without designing a cluster from scratch.

Two Modules, One Predictable Hanging Point

Flying two separate speakers from two independent mounting points complicates load calculations and slows down rigging, especially on a short setup window before a show. TU Frame K Double consolidates the load of both Karat K8 modules into one certified hanging point, simplifying both the safety math and the actual process of hoisting the cluster into position.

Consistent Geometry Between Modules on Every Setup

Stacking two enclosures one below the other without a shared frame leads to an uncontrolled angle between sections and inconsistent acoustic coverage across the audience. The TU Frame K Double holds a fixed, repeatable geometry between the two Karat K8 modules, giving the same acoustic result on every setup, regardless of who's doing the rigging.

KEY FEATURES

• Frame for flying two Karat K8 modules in a vertical, stacked configuration
• Single, consolidated hanging point for both enclosures
• Maintains fixed, repeatable geometry between the two modules
• Steel construction rated for the dynamic loads of a two-element cluster
• Cuts rigging time compared to setting up two separate mounting points
• Compatible exclusively with Karat K8 modules

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: flying frame for two line array modules
• Compatibility: built for Karat K8 modules, 2x stacked vertical configuration
• Material: steel, corrosion-resistant finish
• Function: joins two enclosures into one cluster, hangs from a single mounting point
• Application: two-element Karat K8 clusters in flown configuration
• Intended use: touring, event installations, mid-scale main PA systems