Blending the simplicity of a soundbar with the precision of a DSP-controlled stereo system, the Kanto REN 200W Powered Bookshelf Speakers with HDMI ARC, USB-C, and 5.3 Bluetooth seamlessly connects to any modern TV via HDMI ARC, delivering a home theatre experience in a sleek, all-in-one setup. It eliminates the common frustration of muffled dialogue and overpowering sound effects with two specialised modes—enhancing vocals for clarity and reducing bass for late-night viewing. When paired with a subwoofer, REN intelligently filters out sub-bass from its 5.25” aluminium woofers, allowing them to focus on midrange frequencies with minimal distortion.
Key Features
- With HDMI ARC and CEC support, REN functions like a high-end AV receiver or soundbar
- It powers on with your TV and responds to your TV remote, eliminating the need for extra remotes or bulky equipment
- Unlike soundbars that rely on digital tricks to create a wider soundstage, REN delivers real stereo separation
- Position the speakers as far apart as you like for pinpoint accuracy and immersive audio
- DSP control allows REN to enhance dialogue clarity with Vocal Boost and soften loud effects with Night Mode, ensuring you never miss a word or disrupt others while watching at night
- Plug in a subwoofer, and REN automatically redirects low frequencies (below 80 Hz) to the sub, reducing distortion and optimising speaker performance
- Expand your setup effortlessly for even richer sound
- REN’s rear USB charge port powers network streamers or smart home devices with no extra cables
- Enable continuous power mode for instant, delay-free casting
- USB-C for desktops, Bluetooth 5.3 for mobile devices, optical for digital sources, plus RCA and AUX for analog gear—REN works with any setup, past, present, or future
- REN’s remote allows you to swap left/right channels, disable auto power-down, adjust LED brightness, mute the sub, control Bluetooth or USB playback, and fine-tune bass and treble for a fully customised listening experience
- Available in various colours