Kanto TUK Powered Speaker with Headphone Out | Built-in USB DAC | Dedicated RCA with Phono Pre-amp | Bluetooth | AMT Tweeter | 5.25" Driver | Pair | Matte White

I researched for month on what speakers to buy for my new music room. My wife and I have a decent album collection and wanted to create room to listen to them. I settled on a Fluance turntable and loved the white color. I needed some white speakers that sounded great. I am not an expert audiophile, but every expert review I saw just loved these speakers. Our room is about 14 x 13 ft and the speakers juts sound great. No need to buy a subwoofer at this point as the base sounds great to me and has enough power and depth to fill the room. They are easy to set up but wish they had packed some long

Full disclosure, I bought the speakers when it was discounted from 899 to 499. that price makes sense to me for home office desk speakers.I like to buy premium products for my home usage and not cheap out, but no doubt that $900 Price tag is a lot for home office usage.Luckily with The discounted price I managed to get them Eventually after keeping my eyes Open for a discount for five months.. And I’m very happy with the purchase, they match beautifully to my white desk set up.I started Using them out of the box with no stand usage as shown in the pictures.Then got metal angled stands. They ha

I was excited to buy these speakers and find the audio quality to be solid. I was using the optical line for my TV and was happy with it. I plugged the optical line in maybe 4-5 times total. The 4th time I unplugged it to re-organize my TV / Audio cables, the optical input on the speaker broke. I have now been back and forth with TUK for over a month to resolve the issue. They take a week to respond and keep requesting different things. They have yet to inform me if the input can be repaired or inform me of anything really. I would expect much better customer service for speakers that cost rig

Not a bluetooth speaker, not a hi-fi system but something in-between. I tested out the TUK vs the Klipsch 5's and the Audio Engine HD6 - and liked the TUK most of all. I tested them with a turntable, bluetooth, and USB connected to a laptop streaming high-res files from amazon music HD.Klipsch 5's -- Bass was loose and rambling and just way too loud. At low to moderate volumes, they sounded good. Attached to a Audio Technica LP60 turntable, the Klipsch 5's sounded better than the TUK when using the Klipsch's built in phono amp. Overall the Klipsch's did just OK on vocals and brass instruments.

Setup is at the top of the stairs in a split-level on the sitting room (living room) side. I did opt for the Sub8 for the extra bass. Source is an Ocean Digital WR-50 (not a DAC or streamer but I didn't need those features). Using the optical connection between the source and the speakers.These things are awesome. Clean and loud! They will fill the entire house with sound loud. The sub does add a bunch to the setup with the crossover. I like my music bright with good mid-range and highs. Cranking the volume up results in almost no distortion. In some repect they can get too loud (which is unbe

These speakers are sexy, let me just start by saying that. Not only are they nice to look at, but the quality is sickeningly clear. I say sickening because I could see these not being for everyone. I’ll admit when I first turned them on and played some music, it was fatiguing after 30 minutes and I had a headache. I adjusted the treble slightly and since then I love it. With some songs the high end can feel very in your face though. The low end and bass are nice too, they are more accurate than anything. I wouldn’t say the sub bass is anything massive if that’s what you are expecting. I love U

TL;DR - Buy these speakers now.Pros:-Tone controls-Sleek modern design-Excellent sound quality (NOT fatiguing at all)-Has every input you needCons:-The remote could be a tiny bit more intuitive. Instead of having dedicated input buttons, you have to cycle through each input and it takes a second for each one to register. Not a huge deal, but worth mentioning.Conclusion:Here's why my review is titled "The Burning Question." Many people have asked which is better, Kanto TUK or Klipsch The Fives? Well, I can tell you, after owning both pairs of speakers, I would absolutely recommend the TUK over

It makes great sounds with sub woofer (bought separately) but the LED come OFF after 2 months use..... Also, it's really annoying to switch audio source.... only one button to switch... so I should have to keep hit the button till get the right source... if you missed, you should keep hit the button again....