TUK

The TUKS sound amazing for the price and I can't imagine needing much more for a TV system (besides maybe adding a small subwoofer). The tech is a little outdated, but Kanto is planning on refreshing the TUK at some point and adding eARC and some other features, hopefully in 2026. If you can, I woul

Yeah I use the Kanto Tuks with a record player via phone. Has losts of cleaver features, along with Bluetooth and other analogue and digital inputs. Sound stage is massive for a set of speakers this size too. AMT tweeters can be a bit jarring if you are listening to poorly mixed music or rock/metal

The thinking for hi-fi in the 70s was three way split between turntable amp and speakers. Then Linn came along and source made the difference turntable deck, arm, cartridge, amp then speakers. Modern systems using streaming, DAC now consider the speaker as king. But rubbish in rubbish out is still t

Your speakers have no sub-woofer output. They have built in amp. So you can't add sub or amplifier. Replace with powered speakers like Kanto Yu4, YU6 or TUK, Triangle AIO or others with a sub out or go for a small amplifier and passive speakers for more boxes and cables, separate DAC or AV Receiver

As other have said, the sound quality, playback, and hardware features are top notch.The software and ongoing development/support leaves something to be desired. I currently have two nodes, one in the bedroom connected to a pair of Kanto TUKs, and another in the living room connected to my Yamaha re