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Connecting to a Turntable
TUK features a phono input for use with turntables that do not contain built-in pre-amps.
1. While the speakers are in standby or OFF, plug your turntable’s audio cables into the
right and left PHONO input of TUK. If your turntable has a ground wire, connect it to the
GND post of TUK.
2. Turn on or wake the speakers and select the PHONO input using the TUK remote’s input
button. You can also cycle through inputs by pressing the knob on the front of TUK.
After you adjust the volume on the speakers you should hear the audio from your turntable
being played through the speakers. If you do not hear any audio, refer to the Audio
Troubleshooting Guide.
ATTENTION
Some turntables include a built-in Phono Pre-Amp. If your turntable has a built in Phono Pre-Amp, DO
NOT use the PHONO input. Doing so will void your warranty and could cause severe damage to your
speakers.
Connecting to a Smart Home Device
TUK features an RCA input, optical input, and Bluetooth to cover all connection methods a
smart home device may utilize. Please note the following steps are a general overview - the
actual procedure will vary depending on device.
1. Setup your smart home device using the manufacturer's instructions or app. Ensure it is
working correctly before trying to connect it to TUK.
2. If your smart home device has an audio output, plug one end of the required cable into
the device and the other into TUK. An RCA to 3.5mm cable is included but you may need
an RCA cable or optical cable depending on device.
3. If your smart home device only has Bluetooth, refer to the smart home device’s
instructions or app to complete Bluetooth setup.
4. Turn ON or wake TUK and select the input that your smart home device is connected to
using the TUK remote’s Input button. You can also cycle through inputs by pressing the
knob on the front of TUK.
After you adjust the volume on the speakers, you should hear the audio from your smart
home device being played through the speakers. You have the option to disable the automatic
power down feature on TUK to prevent the speakers from going into standby so you don’t
miss any notifications or prompts (see Pg. 14).
If you’d like the speakers to automatically power down while your smart home device is not
in use you may want to enable the wake up sound on your smart home device. TUK takes
several seconds to wake up when it detects audio. Enabling a wake up sound will give the
speakers a head start before audio begins streaming from your smart home device. Refer to
your smart home device’s manual for instructions on how to enable the wake up sound.