Audio engineers, producers, and musicians looking for a professional studio monitor with a wide stereo image and precision phase alignment will be impressed with the single PreSonus Eris Pro 6, an active 2-way studio monitor which employs a single point-source coaxial design for clear and accurate sound reproduction. This design provides superior phase alignment between components and delivers a wide sweet spot, precise stereo imaging, and symmetrical dispersion patterns. The Eris Pro 6 has unique advantages for Dolby Atmos immersive rooms as well as stereo mix environments.

Two Class-AB amplifiers deliver 75W to the 6.5" woven composite woofer and 65W to the 1.25" silk dome tweeter, which offers a snappy, accurate transient response. The monitor offers a frequency response from 20 kHz down to 35 Hz for a full-range sound without a subwoofer and plenty of volume (103 dB SPL). The rear panel provides acoustic tuning controls, including a three-position Acoustic Space switch that helps compensate for the boundary bass boost that can occur when a monitor is placed in a corner or near a wall. High and Mid controls help to further mitigate room anomalies, while a low cutoff filter makes it easy to integrate a subwoofer into your monitor setup. Lastly, provisions for wall and ceiling mounts make it easy to integrate Eris Pro 6 monitors into any stereo or multi-channel system.

6.5" Woofer and 1.25" Silk-Dome Tweeter    35 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    103 dB SPL    Single Point-Source Coaxial Design    Wide Sweet Spot, Precise Phase Alignment    Control Level, HPF, MF Trim, and HF Trim    Acoustic Space Filter    XLR, 1/4" TRS, and RCA Connections    140W Class-AB Bi-Amplification    Wall and Ceiling Mountable

• 6.5" woven composite low-frequency driver
• 1.25" ultralow mass, silk-dome, high-frequency driver
• 100 x 60° EBM waveguide provides a sweet spot
• 140W, Class AB dual amplification
• 35 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response
• 103 dB Peak SPL (at 1 m)
• Acoustic Tuning Controls:
  • Acoustic Space (Flat, -2 dB, -4 dB)
  • High Frequency (±6 dB, center 10 kHz, continuously variable)
  • Mid Frequency (±6 dB, center 1 kHz, continuously variable)
  • Low Cut (Flat, 80, 100 Hz at -12 dB/octave)
• Inputs:
  • XLR and 1/4-inch TRS balanced rear-panel inputs
  • RCA unbalanced rear-panel inputs
• Protection:
  • RF interference
  • Output-current limiting
  • Over-temperature
  • Turn-on/off transient
  • Subsonic filter
  • Power Saver mode (engages after 40 minutes)
  • Wall and ceiling mountable

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. For 35mm loading, does this device have something that flattens the film before/as it scans? My film strips not only curl at the end which is no biggy but they bow like a tunnel all the way down which is my current issue and wondering if this machine will flatten before scanning so it is all in focus. Thank you in advance.

  A: I believe you are talking about 35mm negatives, right? Assuming this is true, the negative holder that the negative strip is put into before putting it into the machine is kind if like a coin slide with a big window in the middle. The strip is contained by the sides of and positioned by the holder but the window allows the light to shoot thru the negative and digitize the photo. The holder does keep the negative somewhat flat but somehow I don't know how your negatives ever got curled up or bowed in the first place. That's beside the point, though. This negative holder will help but it does not clamp the negative down to make it flat. The negative strip, when it is in the holder, must have some looseness to allow you to slide the negative through the holder once it is in the machine in order to digitize more than one photo from that negative strip. So yes, it helps flatten it but any severe bowing or cupping will not be corrected by the holder. You would need to find a way to gently, over time, flatten the negative strips that are badly bowed/cupped. I'd use pressure by putting each one in the middle of separate pages of a real heavy book for a while and pile weight on top of it. Hope this helps.

  Q: 2. This came with the JBL LSR310s kit I just purchased. I was wondering if I can connect the Left and Right speakers to one channel, while connecting the subwoofer to another channel, then control the subwoofer on/off independently of the main speakers or have all 3 on at the same time?

  A: The Monitor Station allows you to program the unit to output in several ways. Speaker selection can be in All On mode (speaker A, B and C can be engaged simultaneously), Toggle mode (speaker A, B, and C can only be selected one at a time), or Subwoofer mode (A and B are selectable, and C can be selected with A or B).

  Q: 3. Do these make a static sound when no audio is present?

  A: The IK Multimedia iLoud MTM High Resolution Compact Studio Monitor is not inherently subject to self noise while powered on with no audio signal present.

  Q: 4. Will the Wolverine take different slide sizes? I have a box of old "stereo" slides from Kodak with two images that can be viewed as "3D". I would like to scan just one of each of the images, but the size is smaller than 35mm. How flexible is the scanner?

  A: Wolverine makes different size slide carriers, so all you would need to do is make sure you purchase the right carrier for the film and you should be able to scan them in properly.

  Q: 5. will this reach 70' while stationary?

  A: When utilizing this lens' 2x extender it has a 42x zoom ratio. You'll be able to shoot a subject from 70 feet away with that kind focal range.

  Q: 6. Is this a scanner or simply a digital camera that takes a picture of a picture?

  A: It takes pictures and then uploads them to your computer via USB. Quality is good and adjustable altho we use PS for enhancement. It's way faster than our HP G4020- 16. As fast as you can feed'em ya scan'em! We love it for the price. No complaints from customers yet!!

  Q: 7. Does this set come with just one speaker or two?

  A: This is just one monitor: IK Multimedia iLoud MTM High Resolution Compact Studio Monitor (Single, Black) BH #IKIPILOUDMTM

  Q: 8. Does the Wolverine Titan capture sound when scanning Super 8 film with a sound strip?

  A: No, this would not capture the sound (audio) from the film.

  Q: 9. Can the SanDisk 64 GB EXTREME UHS-1 SDXC function at its maximum in this camcorder for videos?

  A: The Sandisk 64GB Extreme UHS-1 SDXC will work without an issue on the camera, however the camera will not come close to using the full speed of the card. You can use the 64GB Ultra: https://bhpho.to/2gQLMix

  Q: 10. Does it require to remove the APS negative from the roll?

  A: Yes. Their website has a link to a video that shows you how to open the aps container.