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Kanto TUK Powered Speaker with Headphone Out | Built-in USB DAC | Dedicated RCA with Phono Pre-amp | Bluetooth 4.2 | AMT Tweeter and 5.25" Aluminum Driver | Pair | Matte Black

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Features

  • AMT TWEETERS - TUK utilizes high-performance AMT tweeters to deliver brighter, more accurate highs. Their wide horizontal dispersion also offers improved stereo imaging and soundstage.
  • ALUMINUM DRIVERS - Due to their high rigidity and low mass, TUKs aluminum drivers operate at optimal efficiency while reducing distortion at higher volumes.
  • ADVANCED CONNECTIVITY - Along with Optical and RCA inputs, TUK includes an independent phono input for your turntable, a USB DAC, a dedicated headphone amp, and Bluetooth 4.2 with aptX HD and AAC codecs for high fidelity streaming.
  • ACTIVE CROSSOVER - When enabled, TUK's active crossover filters out frequencies below 80Hz and sends them directly to a connected subwoofer. Off-loading this portion of the frequency range further improves resolution while reducing distortion.
  • FULL CONTROL - Packed with functionality, TUKs remote allows you to make quick input, volume, tone and balance adjustments, as well as control playback when streaming via Bluetooth.

Brand: Kanto


Model Name: TUKMB


Speaker Type: Bookshelf


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth


Special Feature: 2-Way Speaker Design; Active Crossover; Custom EQ Presets; Active Signal Detection


Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 7 x 10.9 inches


Item Weight: 20 pounds


Item model number: CA-TUKMB


Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 5, 2019


Manufacturer: Kanto


Speakers Maximum Output Power: 130 Watts


Item Weight: 9.1 Kilograms


Number Of Items: 1


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    • Simple, loud and pretty
Color: White
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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 unbelievable). My only peeve is the remote conrol because there is no easy way to see where the current settings stand to adjust them. You have to either pop all the way up or down and then adjust from there for the bass and treble. I only use the speakerswith one source so I have nothing to say about source switching. As can be seen in the picture my grills are not grey (which come with the White speakers). I contacted Kanto to get a set of Black grills so the TUKs would match the Sub8. Never be afraid to ask. It is a bit of an expensive setup but it is worth it. As for my source, it is not super hifi tech like you would get with an expensive DAC for high quality streaming content. I bring this up because I don't use this system often so I have no need to spend money on an expensive DAC or streaming services (monthly cost). I mosty use the FM Radio, Internet Radio and media files (ripped CDs) for music. For not so high quality sources, the TUKs are still killing it! If you are looking for something to front-end any powered speakers on the somewhat cheap (<$200) The Ocean Digital WR-50 is a great source. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024 by Mr. G. J. Morin Mr. G. J. Morin
    • Finally HAPPY.
Color: White
I had the Bose Companion 5 speakers for like 12 years and finally decided to upgrade. And man.. there were SO MANY to choose from. I'm happy enough to not have a true budget so I wanted something with amazing sound. I purchased the KRK Rokit 5's and the Audio Engine A5+. Rokits 5 had amazing sound. Not bass heavy with these new models esp with the integrated EQ at the back. Had to get a focus rite DAC and a few XLR cables. Problem was that there was no BASS and they were really big on my desk. I wanted to get the KRK sub but it was always out of stock. I then tried Audio Engine A5+ and their DAC. I even got the SUB thinking that this was the AUTO winner. However, I had so many issues... Constant static... left speaker going out. It was such a hassle. I then did more research and landed on these bad boys. Comes with a remote to adjust Treble and bass. However straight off the bat, flat was amazing. I used an optical cable this time integrated into the PC. Comes with banana plugs to connect the speakers so much better quality than the A5's. Overall sound is amazing. Mid bass is good. Not much low bass which is expected but their sub is not that expensive compared to audio engine's! Looks amazing. No ground loop issues. SUPER HAPPY FINALLY ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023 by Everyday Chris
    • Superb Speakers!
Color: Black
Review Image by James James
Soda can for size reference. Full disclosure: I am not an audiophile. The Tuk's are a fantastic choice for anyone who is seeking powered speakers with great sound, looks and an abundance of connectivity options. In my opinion they look gorgeous and the build quality is exceptional. Music is where these speakers excel, hands down. TV/theater, not so much. I have found myself indulging and experimenting with musical genres I might have otherwise never considered. They are much larger than I was anticipating, hence the photo. However I must say it was a pleasant surprise. I must admit I have not paired them with a subwoofer yet, but I do look forward to doing so. I would recommend these speakers to anyone who might be in the market for a pair, without hesitation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by James James
    • Tested the TUK against klipsch 5's and Audio Engine HD6. One TUK to rule them all!
Color: Black
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. The fives look really good. After I returned them, it seemed like I maybe needed to update the firmware to allow for a different bass settings --- these things should have some tone control built in. TUK -- These really sounded pretty descent. Very clear, and the bass was far more musical than the Klipsch. The ribbon tweeters had a high-end quality to them. At high volumes, the TUK started to wear out. The phono amp was good, but maybe a small notch behind the Klipsch, as the klipsch had a nice "warmness" to them. I did NOT try to pair these with a Sub, but doing so would have made these an awesome little stereo. If you live in an apartment having these with a sub connected to a TV plus a turntable would make you very happy. My comments above don't quite tell the whole story, but the TUK's (in my opinion), are a real step up from the Klipsch's and the audio engine hd6. Audio Engine HD6. These also sounded good, but lack a phono amp. After many hours of listening, I decided that these are meant to a computer speaker that you don't crank up much. Sound quality was just below the TUK's from what I could judge. They lacked much of a soundstage. TUK's are great speakers enough to fill most living rooms. Just wish they looked a little cooler. BTW - I ended up spending $5K on a somewhat more proper hifi system. For simple set-ups, I would suggest either the TUK at 799 plus the sub for 289 for $1,100 spring 2021 or the KEF ls50 W for $2,500 and see if high-res streaming works for you on the KEF's. (I did not include the KEF's in my write up. since the above three are at a similar price point) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021 by Todd

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