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Combined with a smaller set of monitors that can't do low frequencies as well, this really helps add depth to the sound. would absolutely recommend. Read more

1. To begin with, right off the bat - most of you will be quite surprised at the small size of this powered subwoofer. I have a few 8" Powered subwoofers - those being the diminutive (or so I thought) Edifier T5, along with the larger (for an 8" powered subwoofer) Mackie CR-X Series, 8-Inch, 200 watt model. The Eris Sub 8 is virtually half the size of the Mackie and weighs half as much also. I was not prepared for this, but after connecting and setting up the Presonus, my mind was instantly changed for the better. My main two reasons for picking up the Eris Sub 8 was that it would have to be placed under a desk (my system is located on a desktop, near-field scenario), and its size would have to be smaller than the competition. You need to have the proper leg and knee room under the desk, and the Eris Sub 8 gives you that for sure. 2. As far as 8" subwoofers go, I found that the Mackie (whose link is below for your perusal and costs exactly the same price as the Presonus Eris Sub 8) is fairly powerful as far as 8" powered subwoofers are concerned. The size, the heft, the low frequency response, and the overall weight, put it in a league of its own, and I certainly won't be selling mine. The only reason I’m temporarily putting it back in the box is that for the time being, I needed something smaller - thus the acquisition of the Eris Sub 8. For the price, the Mackie unit does incorporate a few additional features, to include a desktop volume control and bass dial (unique and quite convenient), and more power, which can make a difference (especially in larger rooms). As an aside, for informational purposes, the Mackie subwoofer can be found here on Amazon (just copy and paste): https://www.amazon.com/Mackie-CR-Studio-Subwoofer-CR8S-XBT/dp/B083N6Q72Z/ref=sr_1_22?crid=2K6L7QJ72UZE5&keywords=mackie%2Bpowered%2Bsubwoofers&qid=1684872462&sprefix=mackie%2Bpowere%2Bsubwoofers%2Caps%2C100&sr=8-22&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.18ed3cb5-28d5-4975-8bc7-93deae8f9840&th=1 3. Getting back to the Presonus, after first connecting everything (setting up the cross-over frequency - I choose around 70 Hz - to cross over to my KEF 150’s), and leaving the gain knob in the 12 o'clock position (where it was set right out of the box), connecting my TRS balanced cables, etc., I was shocked to discover that the default 12 o'clock gain position for an under the desktop subwoofer environment was entirely too much and caused the subwoofer to seemingly bottom out (distort). I first observed this by playing A classical music symphony written by Saint Saens - that being his wonderful (powerful) Organ Symphony 3, and having left the gain at the 12 o'clock position, it bottomed out quickly when the 32 Hz organ notes hit. After careful experimentation, I adjusted the gain setting to around the 7 o'clock position (which is low, I know), where it turned out to be ideal for how I was using it (under the desk), and everything balanced out perfectly. 5. Having a subwoofer(s) that allows for both input and output RCA jacks, along with a frequency cut-off dial, makes it an exceptionally convenient audio product. To also have balanced inputs/outputs (both the Presonus and Mackie have TRS inputs/outputs also) raises your capabilities to another level. 6. Now let's talk uses and environment. In my opinion, if you intend to purchase this Eris Sub 8 for a large room, then I'd suggest a larger subwoofer (10" to 12" or higher). To me (I could be wrong here), this unit appears to have been designed for smaller rooms (bedroom size perhaps), or for an under the desktop scenario, or small recording studio. But hey, that's just my observation. Since I use it in an under desktop scenario, it does perfectly fine for me - no issues at all. 7. As for appearances, this Eris Sub 8 looks quite attractive, and did I mention the “size…?” 8. In closing, given its low price and very small size (for the genre), along with its superb performance parameters (once you get the gain setting right for your environment), I had to give it 5 stars. It covers many bases, and no it’s not perfect (nothing is unless you pay out the Wazoo for it). Read more

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