The Kanto Audio Obi3 comes in green, black, and white finishes, and will retail for $199 when it releases in November 2025.
Available in black, white, or green finishes, the Kanto Obi3 turntable can be preordered via the company's website.
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A Prominent Hi-Fi Brand Just Introduced a Super Affordable Turntable for Aspiring Audiophiles
Kanto Audio’s Obi3 is an entry-level belt-drive turntable with a built-in phono preamplifier, allowing you to hook it up ...
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Kanto’s first Bluetooth turntable pledges a “smooth, balanced sound” at an entry-level price
C anadian audio brand Kanto has announced the launch of its first-ever turntable, the Obi3, a belt-driven deck which blends ...
Kanto Audio has announced the launch of its first turntable. With a $199 price tag. the Obi3 has Bluetooth streaming and ...
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