Kanto YU2MB Powered Desktop Speakers - 100 Watts - Amplifer (Matte Black)

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Narrowing down our topic to “which Kanto YU speaker is best for you.” I would say all of their speakers are fun to listen to and have a reliable music vibe. Unlike many other brands out there, these speakers will never hurt your ear with boozy bass or high-end sounds. The YU4 and YU2 speakers also have subwoofer connectivity options. This means you can add an extra woofer to boost the bass and sound of your audio. Warranty

THX Certified audio is designed to deliver the most accurate audio experience straight out-of-the-box. These Logitech Z625 THX Certified speakers are tuned to exact specifications to truthfully deliver the artist’s vision right into your living room. There is nothing in the appearance of the YU2 speakers that directs your attention towards them, which is actually a good thing as they fit into any room. The manufacturer lets you choose between ten color options so that you can select the one you like the most. To save power, the YU2 features automatic standby and power-up modes, so when you're gone you'll conserve power and when you're in range it will detect and power on. Features Unlike some other Kanto speaker sets, the YU2’s don’t have a ton of different connectivity options.

They have been in the market for quite a while now, but in the past, we brushed them off by simply considering them another brand trying to make its name in the market with every possible opportunity they can get. But when you look at the colorful and sophisticated designs and an excellent beat radiating from the speakers, you would want to give it a try. Kanto offers a great selection of sealed subwoofers, bookshelf speakers, computer speakers, and extensive audio systems. The Comparison between YU2 and YU4 Taking out the sound quality and performance completely, and these speakers are a great piece of kit to have based on their looks alone. Easy to set up

We’ve shortlisted some of the best alternatives to Kanto YU2 and Audioengine A2+ speakers, so let’s take a look at what they have to offer. Logitech Z625 Stream your favourite music from external devices through the AUX and RCA inputs, and keep the music going all day and night with the convenient USB charge port. Automatic standby and power-up modes Coming to the build quality, you won't have any complaints. Though they are small and lightweight, the material used to make them is pretty solid. It will provide excellent durability, hands down. For decades, our cousins on the American continent concentrated on large speakers. That makes sense. If you have a big room it needs big boxes to energise it. The turning point was the boom in home cinema in the late 90s, then computer audio. Suddenly a lot of people were listening to small speaker kits using sub/sat systems. Audioengine and Kanto were both founded to ride that wave. I haven't listened to much music through them yet as I use my headphones, but have been playing Titanfall 2 through them. I am VERY impressed. I was thinking of buying a sub to go with them, but have come to the conclusion there's no need. Playing Titanfall last night I almost jumped out of my chair when a couple of explosions went off!

If the Kanto YU2 speakers and the Audioengine A2+ are a bit out of your price range, the Bose Companion 2 Series might be more suitable. These speakers have a 100W Peak Power (50 Watts Total RMS) and a frequency response of 80 Hz – 20 kHz. Compared to many other desktop computer speakers, you can really notice the difference with the YU2’s. S2 desktop speaker stands (available separately) offer 16 degrees of tilt and improved sound isolation to ensure you experience the full range of frequencies your speakers have to offer. Flexible Connectivity You could throw the same accusation at Ruark, but that wouldn't entirely be fair. IMO, Ruark use that as a starting point rather than offering it as a finished product. All the little refinements and tweaks add up to an audibly-superior product, and that's because of the company's foundation in high-end domestic and professional audio.

Both the Audioengine A2+ and Kanto YU2 are compact and powered desktop speakers with similar inputs and outputs. However, there are some differences in their specifications that may affect their performance: Amplifier power: The A2+ speaker is equipped with Bluetooth and a long-range antenna for easy connectivity with a phone, tablet, or computer. In addition, the Analog Class A/B power amplifiers and dual analog inputs are given for connecting it with multiple devices. The Audioengine A2+ has a wider frequency response than the Kanto YU2, which means it may be able to reproduce lower bass and higher treble frequencies more accurately. Drivers: Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.Judging by standard of great sound regardless of cost and class, the YU misses the mark. I did not enjoy listening to it longer term for that reason. But if you are going from nothing or some cheap computer speaker, it surely is a big step up. So while I am too much of a perfectionist to recommend it, you may want to consider it given its functionality and price. On the former, a powered pro monitor would do much better but comes with no remote or volume control which can be a major hassle/cost to accommodate.