Ive owned a pair for two years now and have had an amazing experience with them. Im a music producer and artist who does his own stuff in house.

I have owned krk, m audio, polks, and klipschs for referencing. These presonus eris 8' are impressive.

For inexpensive speakers, these are hands down the best pair of monitors I can find.

I have no compaints. I have them set up proper in my design studio and I relocate them for mixing. They have good definition and imaging when setup correctly.

I use the T10 sub with them, but only when working on the bass end of things and as needed. I usually use the setup with the sub off. These produce enough low end, you dont need a sub, if you have experienced ears. If you are new, like me, I strongly reccommend you get the T10 sub. They are made to go together.

Love the eq settings and the placement curves. The ability to use unbalance is handy, as well as having both styles of balanced, the xlr and the 1/4.

these things can snap! the kick is amazing! I mean that in a good way. Im learning to make drum and bass and have to say, they are really nice!

The high end is sweet, crisp, and clear. The sweet spot is wide and I can move around and be in it always. I use a lil wider field and sit inside the triangle with the merge just behind my head, and I get two feet foward and back or side to side.

Couldnt be happier for $400 a pair. Honestly. These sound better than my krk and m audio... hands down.

When I get a set of Focals ... or B & W's I will know what thousands of dollars of monitor buy you, till then, these are doing exceptionally well!

I'm not seeing how you can do better at this price range.

I've owned JBL LSR 4326p, Yamaha HS50m, M Audio BX5 (v2) in the past. My experience has been... the BX5's were my first ever and I bought them b/c they "sounded better" at Guitar Center. It took me 6-7 years worth of gaining experience to realize they were pretty hyped soundwise which was why I couldn't get good mixes to save my life. I "graduated" to Yamaha in search of a flat response, but to be honest... I got very bad results on the low end from the Yamaha's. It's likely b/c of the 5 inch cone. I simply couldn't accurately balance the high/mid with the low end. It was bad man. Metering didn't even help me, I had a very difficult time learning those monitors so I sold them. Also, they kept intercepting radio stations. JBL's were good, but sold them off b/c I needed cash.... also, I didn't like how I had to manually adjust one speaker in the software to get them at the same volume. I didn't use them long enough to give a fair assessment. But for the time I had them, I liked that. So, that's my experience with monitors.

All of that to say, I finally grew tired of using only headphones (Sennheiser HD650... they're extraordinare).. so I grabbed these. They were on sale.

1) These monitors have a lot of clarity, surprisingly. I can hear very good detail.

2) Most importantly, everything I mix on these translates pretty damn well almost everywhere, and easily... b/c I can hear what's going on and correct it before I print. When I playback mixes on my cell phone speaker, bluetooth earbuds, car (of course), or bluetooth speaker... it sounds like I thought it would.... which I can not say the same for the other 3 monitors I've owned. I used to have to do a lot of back/forth and re-tweaking to get the mix to translate well. Now... honestly I can't remember the last time a song sounded different on another system and made me want to tweak it. It just doesn't happen anymore.

3) There's a solid amount of features on the rear. I like how you can adjust the acoustics of it, depending on how you have them placed.. and I like having the high pass filter (see below)

4) I don't hear much bass, even when I'm not using the filter. The good news is... mixes still translate well. The bad news is.. I just can't hear what's happening much below 120hz. Is my kick boomy? I dunno lol. Did I play the right notes on the bass? No idea lol. It translates, but.... I'm blind in the low end. So.. I paired it with a Temblor T10. The Temblor throws out a tremendous amount of bass, so I dial it waaayyy back when I pair these together. I don't know if that's normal or not, b/c this is my first sub woofer. So... in short, do yourself a favor and pair these with a good sub so you can feel your music. I didn't take points off b/c... it's an 8" cone, so.. I think it's scientifically impossible for it to reproduce adequate bass.

5) I like that the port is in the front

6) These are also great for BBQ monitors. I "DJ'd" my family BBQ last year and everyone wouldn't stop complimenting on how good quality the music sounded. They give pristine audio across the spectrum that they're able to reproduce.

I will be keeping these for the long haul. They're easy to learn. My mixes come out great (not good, great). When I upgrade, I'll be paying close attention to whether the upgraded monitors really sound $1-2k better. I'll find out one day. Until then, I'm very happy with these.

Great sounding monitors for those on a budget. I really enjoyed using mine but if they go wrong out of warranty forget about getting any spares, as far as Presonus is concerned they just want me to chuck their stuff in the bin and buy something else. It's a shame they don't support their gear with spares, mine would have been an easy fix if I could just get a new HF driver. Can't say it fills me with the confidence to buy any more Presonus gear if it's basically landfill in waiting.