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PreSonus Eris E5 2-Way Near-Field Studio Monitor
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PreSonus Eris E5 2-Way Near-Field Studio Monitor
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Product Description
Great monitors are an essential ingredient in any studio. Whether you’re tracking in your bedroom or a professional space, the Eris E5 studio monitor has the accuracy and adaptable settings to get the most out of your sound Read More
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Rodmunch
181
Jul 1, 2021
"Note: This run is for a single E5 Speaker. Two units will need to be purchased for a full pair."
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J--P
3
Jun 23, 2021
curlyhairedasianThis is quite a deal, as they normally sell for around $130 *each*. I hope it is correct because I jumped on the deal.
Siphonsnob
0
Jul 24, 2021
J--PI am curious, what part of the description led you to believe that there were two?
J--P
3
Jul 24, 2021
SiphonsnobBack in June when first listed it explicitly said it was for two. They cancelled all orders shortly thereafter due to the mistake.
808dreamin
98
Jul 23, 2021
$270 for a pair of speakers you can likely get from a number of established powered monitor companies in the US and Canada? Drop's gotta Drop.... I guess.
Johnrob
26
Jul 25, 2021
These are really nice, I put these 5s over any of the others I've heard from Mackie, KRK, or JBL. But it's not exactly a huge discount, these can be grabbed from everywhere else for $149 a piece. They used to sell a kit with a pair of these, an 8" subwoofer, foam ISO pads, and a volume knob, with all the cables you need for $500, that was a pretty sweet deal.
bding
271
Oct 12, 2021
You would need something with line level out such as a DAC or an audio interface. Keep in mind that you might run into ground loop issues while using RCA.
Cheapest way to hook these up that I've seen is something like the Peavey USB-P - $50, uses XLR so you don't have to worry about ground loops.
jeffer
11
Jul 24, 2021
Would these be appropriate as keyboard speakers for a high-end Kawaii digital piano?
Johnrob
26
Jul 25, 2021
It would probably work for your bedroom, but usually you want a larger woofer for KB / E drum speakers, especially if you want to be heard in any kind of public or louder setting.
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