Eris 3.5

Try the PreSonus Eris 3.5’s. They’re around $100 (for the white ones) and $25 to $30 more for the Bluetooth version. I’m not an expert by any means, but to my ears they sound great, and they’re a good deal for the money.

Yamaha MS45DR OR…. PreSonus Eris 3.5 3.5-inch Powered Studio Monitors and 8-inch Powered Bluetooth Studio Subwoofer Bundle I use a pair of powered studio monitors and a sub woofer Use the stereo outs and pan the hi hat to the left and the floor tom and ride to the right the sub makes it all so much

My setup is essentially the Stomp -> PreSonus AudioBox iTwo -> Reaper -> PreSonus Eris 3.5 Gen 1 studio monitors. It's fine, I know it's not perfect but it works well enough that I don't feel like I need an amp unless I find one on sale and at a good price. Plus this way I can just record directly i

PreSonus Eris 3.5 Studio Monitors - $88.81 / pair These are actually really good desktop speakers. Very listenable - read the reviews. Only the lower bass is missing. There's also a $210 sub that adds the missing lower bass. For $300 that's a nice full-range powered system. But the speakers alone so

Oh! Misunderstood your question sorry. I highly recommend these that I have. These were recommended by a sound engineer and I can’t complain. Sound is really good and they’re aesthetically pleasing. Price is also great, got them for about US $100 but now they’re a bit pricier for under US $150. From

Don't think you'll find much quite that small since minimum woofer size for most speakers is 3.5". As a point of reference, seek out the PreSonus Eris 3.5. Decent sound, decent price, and you can get a sub later if you need more bass. These Adam Audio speakers look nice and compact, too, and they're

Yamaha MS45DR OR…. PreSonus Eris 3.5 3.5-inch Powered Studio Monitors and 8-inch Powered Bluetooth Studio Subwoofer Bundle I use a pair of powered studio monitors and a sub woofer Use the stereo outs and pan the hi hat to the left and the floor tom and ride to the right the sub really makes it so mu

Those are good suggestions! Will definitely take a look at the lamp and into adding some cactii or something (I'm very bad at plant-keeping hehe) As another comment mentioned, they're indeed PreSonus Eris 3.5. Very basic but they sound great in a small room like mine and they're far better for mixin

Kinda depends on your setup. If your speakers are going to be elevated and kinda close to your head, go for the near field ⁠PreSonus Eris 3.5. But if you are going for studio quality monitors you might want to push your budget to the iLoud Micro. Awesome sound for the size, and the Bluetooth is bull

both edrum modules i own allow me to adjust the incoming volume from the iphonemy roland module has seperate volume controls for headphone and line outand there are internal controls for each patchAs for playing w/o headphones… Yamaha MS45DROR….PreSonus Eris 3.5 3.5-inch Powered Studio Monitors and