TUK

Look for local ads for 1990s turntables Pioneer, Technics, Sony, Dual, Rega. Many for $120-150. Check for a more recent cartridge or budget it. The Kanto TUK have a phono preamp so the turntable does not need one. There are cheap new $100 turntables but not as good as the vintage ones. If they end u

You could mount them on the wall instead. I mounted mine for the first time ever a few months ago and it has saved me so much desk space - I wondered why I waited so long. But yeah, I'm not an audiophile by any means but the Kanto TUKs have been the nicest sounding speakers I've ever owned. They hav

For my desktop setup I have Kanto TUK speakers on the SP6 stands. Paired with a SVS 3000 micro for the sub. I like that the speakers are smaller than normal bookshelf speakers but bigger than tiny desktop speakers. The setup is about $2k full retail if you can’t wait for a sale. Powered speakers so

I love the Kanto TUK speakers; I wanted one for my setup, but they were a tad too big, so I opted for the Ora 4 instead. With the savings, I got myself a Sub 8. The overall sound is very impressive, and comparable to my old KEF LSX (which sadly died). Anyway, this is a very very nice setup, specific

There is a certain appeal in the all white looks. Pro-ject and Kanto YU4 or upgrade to YU6 and TUK in white. SA Legend and Buchardt A10, A700 also in white for a higher end goal.

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

uturns r supposed to be premium for powered desktop speakers, I bought the peachtree audio m25’s which are not better than the uturn’s but they were $165.00 less. I like what peachtree has done but wish. they could do it without having to play with treble & bass one every other track. If your budget