Kanto YU2 3" 2-Way Powered Desktop Speakers - Gloss Teal


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The Kanto YU2 desktop speakers are ideal for users seeking high-quality audio in a compact form factor, perfect for enhancing your computer's sound or for small listening spaces. Their key benefit lies in delivering surprisingly rich and detailed sound with flexible connectivity options. A potential caveat is that for users prioritizing deep bass, an external subwoofer might be necessary, though a dedicated output is provided. These 2-way speakers feature 3" woofers and 0.75" silk-dome tweeters, offering a total RMS power of 50W and a frequency response from 80Hz to 20kHz.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Series | YU2 |
| Model Part Number | YU2GT |
| Brand | Kanto |
No, the Kanto YU2 speakers are powered speakers. The 'active' speaker contains the built-in amplifier, and it drives the 'passive' speaker via an included speaker wire.
The YU2 speakers do not support simultaneous input switching. You will need to unplug one connection to use the other.
The Kanto YU2 speakers have a combined RMS rated power of 50 Watts.
Use a standard RCA cable to connect your powered subwoofer's line-in port to the SUB OUT port on the back of the active Kanto YU2 speaker.
The matte finishes offer a non-reflective, smooth texture, while the gloss finishes provide a high-shine, reflective surface. Both are durable but may attract fingerprints differently.
While they can enhance TV audio, they are primarily designed as desktop or small room speakers. For a full home theater experience, larger or more powerful systems might be more suitable, though the YU2 with a subwoofer can be a good start for smaller spaces.
The Kanto YU2 typically includes an AC power cable, a 3.5mm AUX audio cable, and a USB audio cable.
Ensure the power adapter is securely connected to the active speaker and the wall outlet. Verify that the volume knob is turned up. Check that the correct input source (USB or AUX) is selected and that the audio output is correctly set on your computer or connected device.
Reduce the volume level. Ensure audio files are not distorted at the source. Check that the speaker cables are securely connected to both speakers. If using USB, try a different USB port on your computer.
This can sometimes be caused by interference or a poor connection. Try a different USB cable or a different AUX cable. Ensure the power adapter is not near other sources of electrical interference. If connecting a subwoofer, check its settings and cables as well.
Confirm that the speaker wire connecting the passive speaker to the active speaker is securely attached to both binding posts. Ensure the active speaker is functioning correctly by swapping the speaker wire to test the passive speaker as the active one, if possible, or checking the connection to the active speaker.
Try plugging the USB cable into a different USB port on your computer. Ensure you are using the correct USB cable provided with the speakers. Restart your computer with the speakers connected.
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