Presonus
Presonus Eris 3.5 50W Active Studio Monitor Pair Black
A compact active monitor pair delivering 50 watts total power with 3.5-inch woven composite drivers and a 80 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response
- Clear, accurate sound for mixing with woven composite drivers
- Wide 80 Hz – 20 kHz response reveals every detail
- Precise stereo imaging creates an immersive soundstage
- Adjustable high and low controls (±6 dB) suit any room
- 25 W per side powers loud, clean playback
Compact Active Monitor Pair
The Presonus Eris 3.5 is a pair of active studio monitors delivering 50 watts total power, with 25 watts per side. Each unit uses a 3.5-inch woven composite woofer and a one-inch silk-dome tweeter. They are designed for desktop mixing, multimedia creation and critical listening in small spaces.
Suited to Near-Field Desktop Use
These monitors suit home-studio producers, content creators and multimedia users who need accurate stereo imaging and a wide sweet spot at close range. Buyers requiring extended low-frequency output below 80 Hz or higher sound-pressure levels for larger rooms should consider larger models or a separate subwoofer.
Consistent Output During Long Sessions
The built-in amplifiers drive the drivers continuously at their rated 25 watts per channel without thermal throttling during extended mixing sessions. Adjustable high and low frequency controls of +/-6 dB let you compensate for room acoustics, maintaining a balanced response over time.
Highlights
- Clear, accurate sound for mixing with woven composite drivers
- Wide 80 Hz – 20 kHz response reveals every detail
- Precise stereo imaging creates an immersive soundstage
- Adjustable high and low controls (±6 dB) suit any room
- 25 W per side powers loud, clean playback
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What audio source connectors do I need on my computer or interface to use the Eris 3.5 monitors?
The monitors provide three input types, so you can connect via balanced TRS, unbalanced RCA or 3.5 mm stereo jack depending on what your source offers.
Will the 80 Hz low-frequency limit work with a subwoofer I already own?
Yes, the monitors roll off below 80 Hz, so adding a subwoofer that covers the lower octaves will extend the system response without overlap.
How can I verify the monitors are reproducing the 80 Hz to 20 kHz range accurately after setup?
Play a calibrated frequency sweep and listen for even output across the band; the front-panel high and low controls let you trim +/-6 dB if the room skews the response.
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