The Kanto YU4 powered bookshelf speakers in walnut finish offer a great audio experience. You can enjoy rich and spacious sound. They are active monitors with a built - in amplifier, so no external amplifier is needed. The integrated Bluetooth with aptX technology enables high - quality streaming. A built - in phono preamp makes it easy to connect to any turntable. The front has a user - friendly single - knob control interface. It has energy - friendly automatic standby and power - up modes. With a 3.5mm AUX jack and 2x Optical links, you get maximum input flexibility. You can adjust bass, treble, and balance via the remote control, and there's a subwoofer output for more bass. It comes with a full - control remote and all necessary cables. Key features include 140W Peak Power, a 60Hz – 20kHz frequency response, 4' Kevlar Woofers, 1' Silk Dome Tweeters, a Class D amplifier, and various input and output options. It also has high - quality knurled binding posts and measures 5.5' W x 7.5' D x 8.7' H (14 x 19 x 22 cm) and weighs 6.9 lb / 3.2 kg. What's in the box? A remote with batteries, speaker wire, an aux cable, a power supply, and rubber feet.
Using your Kanto YU4 powered bookshelf speakers is easy. First, connect the speakers to a power source using the provided power supply. Then, you can connect your devices. If you have a turntable, use the built - in phono preamp and connect it via the RCA L/R with Phono Switch Inputs. For other devices like your phone or tablet, you can use the 3.5mm mini - jack AUX or the Bluetooth connection. Once connected, use the single - knob control interface on the front or the remote control to adjust the volume, tone, and input. You can also control the Bluetooth settings from the remote. When it comes to adjusting the sound, use the remote to fine - tune the bass, treble, and balance according to your preference. If you want more bass, connect a subwoofer to the subwoofer output. As for maintenance, keep the speakers clean by wiping them with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or humidity. When not in use, let the speakers go into the automatic standby mode to save energy. Also, make sure to replace the batteries in the remote when they run out.
