Kanto YU6WALNUT Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth and Phono Preamp | Pair | Walnut
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Color: Walnut
Features
- REMARKABLE SOUND Enclosed in handcrafted MDF cabinets measuring 10.7" tall, YU6s 1 silk dome tweeters and 5.25 Kevlar drivers deliver crisp highs and wonderfully balanced mid-range, faithfully reproducing all your favorite tunes.
- EASY STREAMING Built-in Bluetooth with Qualcomm aptX technology lets you enjoy high-quality streaming from the palm of your hand.
- VINYL-READY Equipped with an integrated phono preamp, YU6 can be easily connected to any vintage or modern day turntable.
- SIGNAL DETECTION YU6 features automatic standby and power-up modes, helping to conserve power when youre gone and ensuring you never miss a beat when the music starts playing.
- REMOTE CONTROL With volume, input, tone and balance controls, as well as playback options when using Bluetooth, the YU6 remote gives you full control over your audio.
Brand: Kanto
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 Watts
Frequency Response: 50 Hz
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Shelf Mount
Enclosure Material: Composite
Speaker Type: Bookshelf
Additional Features: 5.25” Kevlar drivers deliver
Antenna Location: Volume
Subwoofer Diameter: 5.25 Inches
Controller Type: Remote Control
Color: Walnut
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited Warranty
Control Method: Remote
Speaker Size: 5.25 Inches
Woofer Diameter: 5.25 Inches
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Specific Uses For Product: home entertainment, music streaming, vinyl playback, television audio enhancement
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.4"D x 12"W x 19.5"H
Item Weight: 20.1 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Turntable, Desktop, TV, Cellphone
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Brand: Kanto
Model Number: CA-YU6WALNUT
Model Name: YU6WALNUT
Built-In Media: Bookshelf Speakers
Age Range Description: Adult
Number of Items: 1
Customer Package Type: FFP
UPC: 800152719368
Manufacturer: Kanto
Warranty Description: 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 Watts
Input Voltage: 5 Volts
Frequency Response: 50 Hz
Number of Audio Channels: 2.0
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 5.25 Inches
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Color: Matte Black
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, and when you decide to push them, they have plenty of headroom. Build & Aesthetics (5/5) I bought the Matte Black (MB) version, and the finish is sleek, modern, and premium. The build feels solid exactly what you d expect from Kanto. The controls have a quality feel, and the overall design fits beautifully in a home office setup. Connectivity (5/5) I primarily use them in wired setup with my computer which works fantastic, Bluetooth is fast and reliable, and the range is excellent and they pair instantly with my Mac and iPhone. The multiple input options make them extremely versatile if you want to use them beyond a desk setup. Desk Use The Only Real Drawback (4/5) Here s the thing: these speakers are big. Not sort of big, but actually bookshelf-size speakers. I have them sitting on my home office desk, and while the sound is phenomenal, their physical footprint is definitely something to consider. If your desk is spacious or deep, you ll be fine they look great and sound even better when given room to breathe. But on a standard-sized desk, they can feel oversized and may dominate your workspace. Verdict If you have the space, the Kanto YU6MB is absolutely worth it. These speakers offer truly premium sound quality, beautiful build, and reliable connectivity. Just be mindful of their size before committing to them for desktop use.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2025 by Dean
Color: Matte White
Just received and installed these on built in bookshelves, replacing 20 year old speakers. Short summary: SUMMARY: It’s early days, but so far, I like how they sound, and I think they’re good value for the money. TIMING: Received within 3 days of ordering PACKAGING: Package was in good shape when delivered. Amazon sends them in the “box-within-a-box” set up. INSTALLATION: Left speaker is the “smart” one, right is the “dumb” one. All power and audio signals go directly into the left speaker. That means you need to run speaker cable from the left to the right to activate the right speaker. SOUND: Always subjective, but to me, highs are reasonably bright when treble is turned all the way up (controlled by the remote that is included). Lows are somewhat lacking, but understandable given the woofer size. For the size of the room in which I installed these, a subwoofer (8” Kento) was a must. Note: The left speaker also includes the subwoofer out RCA jack. The mono RCA cable included with the Kento subwoofer is about 16’ long. I needed a greater length than that, so ordered a 20’ cable separately. APPEARENCE: Again, subjective, but I like the clean, simple look of the matte white cabinet. Rounded edges are a nice touch. And, the lack of screen over both the tweeter and woofer looks good to my eye. Overall, the speaker doesn’t appear to be “trying too hard” to look cool. USE: I’m using these primarily for TV audio. Thus, I have an optical cable running from the TV directly to the left “smart” speaker using the “OPT 1” jack. The remote control allows you to choose where the audio source is coming from: Optical 1, Optical 2, RCA, AUX, Bluetooth. Of course, with the TV off, you can still turn the speakers on, select “Bluetooth” on the remote, and pair them with Bluetooth devices. The speakers show up quickly on your Bluetooth device list.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by LM
Color: Walnut
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 the other two. The tweeter puts out an aggressive sound compared to the same size tweeter on the Peachtree. The Peachtree is a little more balanced in that regard. The Klipsch are pretty much right in your face with what I would call a fatiguing treble. As I moved to the midrange, I was really surprised by a couple of things. The YU6 tended to put midrange things farther back in the soundstage, so it was not as pronounced as what I’m used to with the Peachtrees. I lost some of the detail out of instruments unless it strayed up into treble where it gained more detail than the Peachtrees. Klipsch had a very flat soundstage to me except the tweeter was really out in front of the soundstage. On to the mid-bass / bass. The YU6 has some funky mid-bass resonance that muddies it a bit. The bass can be a little more “boomy” than the Peachtrees I’m assuming because of the cabinet size difference. The Klipsch was definitely the most “boomy” and had even more resonance in the mid-bass, so I dismissed the Klipsch from the session. So, between the M24’s and the YU6, here are my conclusions. Keep in mind I’m about 4-5 feet from the speakers. 1. Midrange is a little recessed on the YU6. I like the Peachtree better there. 2. I get a lot more detail from the treble / tweeter on the YU6 without it being fatiguing. 3. The YU6 kills the M24 on soundstage in all directions and the change of what you hear is not as drastic when you move closer or farther away 4. The M24 had tighter bass to me but again, that may be because of the smaller cabinet and woofer. 5. The sub out works great on both – I have two 12” Bic F-12’s and they work great with both speakers although I’d say the F12’s are definitely a better HT subwoofer than a musical one. 6. Build quality on both are outstanding. 7. I like the larger sound and soundstage from the YU6 compared to the M24. I’m going to keep the YU6 on the desktop for now and let them break in well. I have the Peachtree M25’s coming so that will be a more fair comparison but I’m really curious if the M25’s can match the soundstage. And room filling capabilities of the YU6. Hope this helps someone that may be comparing these two speakers like I was. The YU 6 could be a really great speaker if they could knock out some of that cabinet resonance and push the mids a bit farther forward in the soundstage, but I rate these a solid 4/5. Thought I'd add to this a bit. I stepped back from a long listening session yesterday and thought about the things I heard on each speaker. I ended up putting the M24's back on my desktop. The thing that bugged me most about the Kanto was the cabinet resonance. It's just not there with the M24's. I still like the width, depth, and height of the soundstage with the Kanto but I'd say the Peachtree M24's are a more lively and balanced speaker. Another thing I noticed is that the sub out on the M24's drives the subs hotter, which I like because I can turn down the actual sub volume a bit. The M25's and now the YU4 from Kanto is on the way, so it should be fun to compare all of those.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2022 by Mike Breeze