Intended for serious personal studios and professional music-production environments, the Eris® Pro Sub10 helps you take charge of the low-frequency foundation of your mix. An ideal companion to Eris Pro- and Eris Studio-series monitors, the Eris Sub10 complements full-range monitors without overshadowing them and extends the reach of your full-range system's low end with a natural sound. Powerful and musical, the PreSonus® Eris Pro Sub10 active, front-firing studio subwoofer is designed to deliver fast and accurate transient response, extending low frequencies down to 20 Hz, allowing you to hear the full-spectrum range of your mix. Driven by 170W (RMS) Class AB amplification, the Eris Pro Sub10's 10-inch, glass-composite, low-frequency driver delivers tight, responsive sub-bass, thanks to its lightweight and rigid cone. This design provides lower distortion than other materials for sub-bass reproduction that's as coherent and clear as your full-range monitors. Extensive user controls include input gain, continuously variable lowpass filter for creating a seamless crossover transition, and a switchable highpass filter that removes content below 80 Hz from the full-range signal sent to the monitors. A continuously variable lowpass filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz) allows you to create a seamless crossover transition between the full-range studio monitors and subwoofer for the most accurate listening environment possible.

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Model
  • Eris Pro Sub 10 Active Studio Monitor
Categories
Electronics
  • Digital
  • Analog
  • Solid State
Amplification
  • Active

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