Kanto YU Bluetooth Wireless 140 Watt Powered Bookshelf Speakers - Pair (Black)

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The dome shape of the tweeter ensures wide dispersion of sound throughout the room, while the rear port and optional subwoofer provide extra bass for an immersive listening experience. YU’s 1-inch tweeters are made from silk to deliver a high-frequency range that is bright and refined. Rather than cram several languages in small print into one manual, Kanto supplies separate booklets, one each in English, Spanish, and French. This is a robotic measurement system that analyzes the speaker all around and is able (using advanced mathematics and dual scan) to subtract room reflections (so where I measure it doesn't matter).

And instead of the full-range drivers found in many portable speakers, these have woofers and tweeters. The so far summary, fun speakers, easy to fit in tight quarters, that produce a ton of bass for their size, far more than the other 4" driver speakers I have.With 140W peak power from Class D amplification, the YU speakers are loud enough for any size space and produce detail from your favourite music.

Plug the power cord into the left speaker, run the wire from it to the right speaker using the red (+) and black (-) binding posts, and flip the left speaker’s master Power rocker to On. Form what I have read, Kanto designs and builds speakers for other makers and likely that is the reason behind proper capability in this regard.With its high string harmonics, softly struck cymbals, tinkling celesta, and timpani glissandos, the mood it creates is simultaneously eerie and appealing. In that inner box are a remote control, its two AAA batteries, eight self-adhesive feet, a power cord, a 16’-long speaker cable, and three 12-page user manuals. Welcome to the HiFix Blog the home of Hi-Fi excellence, where you can discover a wealth of information on everything related to high-quality audio systems.