Kanto iPair5 Specifications
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iPair 5
Powered iPod Speakers
Kanto AV Systems manufactures exceptional
iPod speakers for consumers demanding a
break from mediocrity. Kanto is committed
to delivering products that combine superior
performance, elegance, craftsmanship and
value. The iPair 5 delivers all that and more
in a powerful, hand crafted, feature-rich
set of studio monitor inspired speakers.
S-Video output — View video
and photos on your TV
Bass refl ex port enhances
bass response
Left and right line-in RCA
3.5mm Auxiliary mini-audio jack
Auxiliary AC power
Audio Inputs • Left and right line-in RCA
• 3.5mm (1/8”) Auxiliary mini-audio jack
Outputs • Auxiliary AC power
• S-Video output — View video and photos
on your TV
IR Wireless Remote
Control Functions
• Controls iPod click wheel functionality
• Volume, treble, bass and mute
• Input mode select: iPod, RCA or Auxiliary
(3.5mm mini-audio jack)
• Instant repeat and shuffl e mode
Rear Panel Controls • Master volume
• Input mode select
Drivers • Woofer: 5” magnetically shielded Kevlar
cone
• Tweeter: 1” magnetically shielded natural
silk dome
• Input impedance: 10K ohms unbalanced
Audio Specifi cations • Frequency Response: 55Hz-20KHz
• S/N Ratio: >90dB (typical, A-weighted)
• Dynamic Power: 25 watts RMS 4 Ω per
channel @ 0.5% THD+N
• Bass refl ex port enhances bass response
Size and Weight • Height: 27.2 cm (10.5”)
• Width: 19 cm (7.5”)
• Depth: 20 cm (8”)
• Weight: 10.5 kg (23 lbs)
Colour • Black, White & Silver (other Pantone
colours possible)
“After listening to dozens of iPod speakers
and more than a few desktop speakers sys-
tems over the last few years, I consider the
iPair 5 to be a real eye-and-ear opener.
It’s excellent sound quality is the biggest
selling point, but it’s size, design, and price
are also appealing, In short, I think I’ve
found a new reference speaker for use with
my iPod and my PC”
— Playback Magazine