This means that they have an integrated phono preamp, as well as an integrated DAC for any digital sources you need to hook up. It provides the means to blend the frequencies of your subwoofer and loudspeakers together, working in conjunction to provide optimised audio performance.

There was a problem with the volume not being loud enough while using the phono preamp in the Kantos, but I reached out to Kanto and they informed me of the reason. It's the perfect low-frequency complement to Kanto's diverse line of powered speakers, and it's ideal for small rooms where space is at a premium. I read the reviews and was concerned about the strange "tinitus"-like hum that other reviewers mentioned.You can have all of these connected at the same time, and switch between them easily with the remote. SUB6 also features built-in phase adjustment, power-saving auto-off as well as a full L/R line level input. The SUB6 is the companion for Kanto bookshelf loudspeakers, providing superior bass when used in conjunction with the speakers.

Might not be enough for a larger room or if you really want a punch for you home theater, but if your speakers sound shallow and you want a sub without having a giant cube in your living room this will work perfectly. Outlets and voltage differ internationally and this product may require an adapter or converter for use in your destination. I do find I have to make adjustments on the Sub6 settings from time to time, depending on the music I am listening to (could just be because of the music sourced to the speakers). The Kanto SUB6 delivers 200-watts of power, providing exceptional bass power, for an immersive listening experience. The 6-inch paper-cone driver produces true sub-bass reproduction, with low-end that has real weight.These inputs are for use with stereo receivers and integrated amplifiers featuring stereo preamp outputs or AV receivers and processors featuring an LFE subwoofer output. Powered Subwoofer: Adding a powered subwoofer to your speaker system extends the bass response produced by your existing loudspeakers and improves their midrange clarity. The better your problem and question is described, the easier it is for other Kanto owners to provide you with a good answer. In addition the crossover frequency and level control, the SUB6 features Auto-off standby power control and a phase switch. Stereo Inputs Although designed to be a perfect match with Kanto speakers, sub6 features stereo inputs allowing use with any source.

sub6 features a specially designed grille which protects the driver from impact and dust, while allowing sound through with minimal diffraction. The subwoofer has the usual expected connection points as well as a level dial and crossover frequency dial. As with all speakers, moving the Sub6 very close to room boundaries will enhance the bass frequencies but will tend to muddy the sound. The built-in low-pass filter ensures that the SUB6 will seamlessly integrate with any existing Kanto speakers, and the phase adjustment feature allows you to fine-tune the sound to perfection. There’s a USB DAC built-in but unfortunately it uses a USB Type-B connection, would have been nice to see USB-C.This is one way that I used my pair, as well as a bluetooth connection to a Google Home and a USB connection to my wife’s computer. The addition of the SUB8 was welcomed, and brought an extra bit of depth to the performance on a whole.

The biggest advantage has been its tiny foot print, it's blended into the room and you don't notice it. This little powerhouse offers 200-Watts of bass extension, making it perfect for adding some extra thump to your music or movie experience. Precise dials for volume and cut-off frequency offer exacting, responsive control that lets you shape your bass to fit the unique character of your room.This ultra-compact model features a 6" front-firing woofer that's driven by a 100-watt RMS amplifier. Kanto makes a great sounding powered audio system and I will also be purchasing systems from Kanto to be used on both my 4k televisions.