Product Comparison: PreSonus Eris E3.5 vs Mackie CR4
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- It's as loud as you would need for small areas/where 3.5" monitors would be appropriate.
- These are pretty awesome studio monitors. I use them primarily for mixing and recording metal.
- Fantastic speakers are turning me into an audiophile! It was a big leap from my L-Cheap-o $10 USD generic computer speakers.
- Completely blown away by the sound and physical quality of these monitors.
- These powered speakers offer 25w per channel and amazingly good sound.
- They were bad, right up until they died, four months after they arrived.
- Professional look that isn't flashy and full of leds trying to call attention to itself.
- The best features are the convenient size, light weight, and the acoustic tuning.
- I was drawn to these speakers for compact size and configuration. These were the smallest self powered set of speakers I could find with good reviews.
- Excellent bass response and overall great volume for their size.
- Surprisingly cabinet build quality feels cheap. Not a big miss, but hurts a little.
- They seem to handle everything well with great sound quality and imaging.
- They really shine in the midrange and treble frequencies.
- Terrible low end, higher in level than my HS8. Definitely not flat, strongly colored by bass.
- Very sensitive to external issues such as multiple things plugged into a surge protector or devices powered around the speakers.
- The monitors are EXTREMELY sensitive to my iPhone's radio signal and I can't have the phone anywhere near them.
- These have many built in protection circuits. Looks like they are fear nothing.
- Comfortable front controls (power button, volume knob, Aux & headphone inputs).
- I have these running through my audio interface, and the volume is more than loud enough, and they have a very clean sound. I would highly recommend these speakers!
- Main issue is the lack of integrated RF protection.
- These speakers appear to be built better and more solid materials for the speaker itself.