Kanto YU6MW Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth and Phono Preamp | Pair | Matte White

I bought these for my turntable setup and I've been living with them for a while now. Here's the thing: these speakers are genuinely impressive, and I'm still figuring out exactly how I feel about that.First, the features. These are powered bookshelf speakers with a built-in phono preamp, which means I plugged my turntable directly into them with no extra gear. That alone sold me. The 5.25" Kevlar drivers and 1" silk dome tweeters deliver 200W peak power (100W RMS), and the sound is detailed and warm, with punchy bass that doesn't need a subwoofer for most listening.The matte finish is clean a

I recently picked up the Kanto YU6MB Powered Bookshelf Speakers for my home office, and after several months of daily use, I can confidently say they deliver an exceptional listening experience with one important caveat.Sound Quality (5/5) These speakers sound incredible. The clarity at mid-range, the warmth in vocals, and the tight, articulate bass far exceed what you d expect from a pair of desktop speakers. Whether I'm on calls, listening to music while working, or watching videos, the audio is consistently rich, balanced, and distortion-free. Even at lower volumes the detail is impressive,

So I went back and forth for quite some time as to which speakers to purchase for my Technics 1200 MK2 Turntable I recently acquired. Prior to these I was using an older, fairly inexpensive set of Logitech THX Computer Speakers that included a subwoofer. They were okay but not great by any means, so I felt I need to step my game up. I kept going back and forth on the AudioEngine A5+, Klipsch R15-PM, but both speakers were definitely a bit more money than I was hoping to spend. Kanto kept popping up on forums and review sites as a legit competitor to both brands, but I also wanted these speaker

I’m guessing many of you are looking around for speakers to go with a turntable, or like me, something for my desktop computer. I was a fairly active audiophile for quite a while and wanted to provide some real-world comparisons to a couple of what I believe are contenders in this range of speaker. I had an extended listening session today between The PeachTree M24’s (yes I know it is smaller), the Klipsch R-51PM, and the YU6. The first thing I noticed is the soundstage on the YU6 really beat everything else in terms of width and height. I did not have to toe the speakers in like I did with th

Makes listening to music a beautiful experience. They’re such pretty speakers in GW and they sound perfect to me no complaints whatsoever!!!

No opino de los Kanto YU6MW Altavoces de Estantería Amplificados con Bluetooth, porque no tuve la oportunidad, al menos de ensayarlos, porque 1.- Me enviaron dos altavoces iguales, ambos pasivos. 2.- No incluyeron cable ni control remoto, es decir, la caja de accesorios necesarios se les olvido. 3.- Mi pedido decia : ¨Kanto YU6MW Altavoces¨ y me enviaron los Altavoces Kanto YU6MB. creo que entienden que bajo este contexto NO se opina de la calidad del producto, esto se refiere a los vendedores y/o proveedores de Amazon. Desconozco su logistica, pero creo que son detalles que ocurren por la fal

I purchased these based on other reviews on YouTube and various websites and I'm glad I did. I had purchased the PreSonus eris e5 xt but they had a terrible hum and hiss to them so I needed something with fewer problems that sound good. I did want a studio monitor but after a lot of research, I decided to go with the YU6's and the Sub6. They do look nice, but I care more for sound so I will speak on this for the review. For this first hour I played the YU6's there was a bit of distortion in the high ends, even with 24 bit music but after that, I noticed it went away and the sound opened up qui

I am not an audiophile. I do, however, enjoy finding good headsets / speakers. I also have a sound card in my PC. My previous speakers were the "Bose Companion 2 series 3" which I thought had pretty good sound, They just did not get loud enough. After looking around for an upgrade, and returning a Logitech Z625, I saw a lot of recommendations for these speakers as a budget audiophile option. Upon initial setup, I was blown away by the sound quality without using a subwoofer while playing all types of music. I had not heard anything so clear. After using them for about a week, I decided to go a