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AMT to be precise. They wouldn't like you calling it a ribbon tweeter.

Glad you enjoyed the review!

Reviewer say it can be completely turned off.

Thank you and thanks for watching.

@@AudioAdvice No problem! 👍🏾

Glad you liked it!

Thank you. These are very good for near field computer audio listening, very natural. They are even better on these stands www.audioadvice.com/isoacoustics-iso130 www.audioadvice.com/kanto-tuk-premium-powered-speakers

@@AudioAdvice Thank you for the quick reply. This will hopefully be my last question before I make a decision. I asked on another video last night about the Klipsch R-41PM Powered Bookshelf Speaker. Is that also a near-field speaker, and would that be better than these for general audio from any distance, not just near-field? I'm really looking for a good solve that sounds great at distance and close up and is an upgrade on my Klipsch 2.1 setup.

@@eeldsgn If you like Klipsch sound, these would be more similar to the TUK, which would both be better than the 41 www.audioadvice.com/klipsch-the-fives-powered-speakers-pair And these are on a pretty good sale right now

You could use those services with the TUK two ways. Run a USB cable from your computer into the TUK and just use the apps for the services. Or you could use something like a Chord Mojo in between for even better sound. www.audioadvice.com/chord-mojo

@@AudioAdvice why is the Chord Mojo DAC better than the internal DAC of the Kanto TUK?

@@fredericsidler It has better internal DAC's, but you could certainly start with the TUK

I can't tell whether they are 599 or 799. I initially heard they'd be 799 but Zeos is saying they're 599. When to Kanto's landing page for Tuk and no pricing is there either.

They are $799

@@MurchyMurch They will retail at $799

Is speaker support to Bluetooth?

@@DaljitSingh-jd2gj Yes .

Yes, there are very few powered speakers with 2 aux inputs. It has a pretty decent DAC, we do not know what you have, but if your streamer has toslink or USB out, you could try that way

@@AudioAdvice I meant more like 2 RCA inputs, or 1 RCA + 1 aux like the YU4 have. Shame that TUK didn't add an aux. I have an iFi Phono Pre-Amp and it sounds very good. And i have the Eversolo DMP-A6 streamer, it does has optical out but I think its DAC is much more powerful than TUKs?? Thanks for the prompt reply!

@@anthonyk1020 Yes, we understood that part. The internal DAC is not as good as your Eversolo, that's a really good one. It sounds like you have nice gear, you might consider an even higher end pair like the JBL 4305P, they are more $$$ but sound even better. They have a balanced audio in and a mini plug AUX in. www.audioadvice.com/jbl-4305p-powered-bookshelf-speakers-pair

@@AudioAdvice Ohhh thank you for the recommendation! I'll check them out! I kinda liked the TUKs because of their aesthetic design, but I'll keep looking then. What about the KEF ones or Yamaha S5 monitors? thanks :D

@@anthonyk1020The KEF is excellent too but only has one aux. We don’t carry the Yamaha

Via USB, yes on the sub for larger spaces. Thanks for watching

Ask MTG :)

@@nebtheweb8885 marjorie taylor greene?

They're sold as multimedia speaker, so the that pretty much covers the entire gamut. It certainly has the connectivity to support those claims.

shame the Vanatoos aren't better looking

The Kanto's are the better sounding speaker bar none. Dedicated phono stage and dedicated RCA outs aslo has a high-pass and low-pass filter for the sub channel.

Many others: ELAC, KEF, Klipsch, Yamaha, etc. Kanto offers a more budget friendly line ranging below $1,000.