Hello everyone, has anyone tested these monitors ? I'm looking for something compact for my travels, what do you think? Thanks

 
https://www.presonus.com/produits/fr/Eris-E35
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZgpkzNjskQ
 
 
 

I think they are really nice monitors - certainly they are constrained by their size, but I would put them in the same league as the better known JBL LSR 305.
 
For reference, I use four different monitor pairs:
1) JBL LSR 305 - they have a sound, lots of people like that sound, which makes it "audibly portable". If these were the only monitors I had I'd add a sub-woofer.
2) Presonus Sceptre 6 - the most recent addition to the pile, and I really like them a lot. They are a co-axial design, which is my preference because they provide a more stable and defined stereo image, and they are little less prone to suffering from room problems (to a point). I'm considering adding a sub-woofer because they don't go quite low enough for media production work.
3) Urei 809 - my dinosaurs, I've had them since the 1980s, and I know them well. They have a very "rock and roll" attitude, and they don't need to stinkin sub-woofer.
4) TOA RS-21 "cubes" - my version of the infamous Auratone cube, mostly because I got a good deal on them. They work nicely as a sanity check.
 
If I did not have the LSR 305s I'd probably have the Eris.

At 3x the price IK's iLoud Micro monitors seem to have impressive reviews.  

i a/b'd them in an audio house, against the jbl 305's, which is what i went with.
 

wst3
I think they are really nice monitors - certainly they are constrained by their size, but I would put them in the same league as the better known JBL LSR 305.
 
For reference, I use four different monitor pairs:
1) JBL LSR 305 - they have a sound, lots of people like that sound, which makes it "audibly portable". If these were the only monitors I had I'd add a sub-woofer.
2) Presonus Sceptre 6 - the most recent addition to the pile, and I really like them a lot. They are a co-axial design, which is my preference because they provide a more stable and defined stereo image, and they are little less prone to suffering from room problems (to a point). I'm considering adding a sub-woofer because they don't go quite low enough for media production work.
3) Urei 809 - my dinosaurs, I've had them since the 1980s, and I know them well. They have a very "rock and roll" attitude, and they don't need to stinkin sub-woofer.
4) TOA RS-21 "cubes" - my version of the infamous Auratone cube, mostly because I got a good deal on them. They work nicely as a sanity check.
 
If I did not have the LSR 305s I'd probably have the Eris.

Thank you 👏🤝👍

thanks guys 👍👍👍

kitekrazy1
At 3x the price IK's iLoud Micro monitors seem to have impressive reviews.  

Actually, the iLoud Micros are $300 for the pair vs $129 per a single JBL LSR305 (Making them about a $40 difference for two).
 
At least, that's their current prices at Sweetwater, in the U.S.

JonD

kitekrazy1
At 3x the price IK's iLoud Micro monitors seem to have impressive reviews.  

Actually, the iLoud Micros are $300 for the pair vs $129 per a single JBL LSR305 (Making them about a $40 difference for two).
 
At least, that's their current prices at Sweetwater, in the U.S.

 The have a promo for 48 month financing where those JBL are $3 a month.