Kanto Obi3: Analog Ritual, Modern Rhythm
Kanto's Obi3 turntable arrives as vinyl culture shifts from nostalgic revival to intentional ritual. At $199, it's analog ceremony distilled into modern form.
Ritual meets rhythm
Vinyl isn't flashback—it's tactile ceremony reengineered for now. Kanto's first turntable hits a rare balance: refined yet accessible, minimalist yet resonant. In a culture craving slower sound and sharper form, Obi3 cues up new analog vernacular tuned to contemporary life.
Design with intention
Sharp lines, tight proportions, finishes in green, black, or white—every detail speaks quietly alongside your MacBook and Sonos. Precision belt-drive mechanism and Audio-Technica cartridge deliver warmth out of the box, while Bluetooth 5.3 threads analog core into wireless culture without compromise.
Culture, democratized
Kanto's stripped-back philosophy carries through: power, connect, play. At a moment when vinyl's resurgence centers on tactility and ritual over nostalgia, Obi3 reframes music as environment—something to hold, hear, and feel with intention.
Analog soul meets digital life for those who want both sound and style, equally dialed.
