Hello all.

I recently picked up a pair of used Kan II speakers and a used LK-100 amp.
Unfortunately, when I purchased the amp, I did not know that it had active boards for the Keleidth speakers installed in the amp.
Does anyone know how to get the LK-100 to work with the speakers?

Thank you.

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