Klipsch The Fives vs PreSonus Eris E3.5 BT

On Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “No Church in the Wild,” the kick drum loop receives ideal high-mid presence, while the loop’s sustain gets some added low-frequency heft. The sub-bass synth hits that punctuate the beat are delivered with less power than higher bass frequencies are—this is what that subwoofer output is for. Even if the sub-bass on this track doesn’t make the house shake, the lows and low-mids are full and rich—The Fives deliver a powerful low-frequency response that bass lovers will enjoy. The vocals on this track are delivered with crisp clarity and no real hint of added sibilance

Nothing to write home about. Bass: Lacking. Good enough for most music genres ,but if you're into electronic , you might feel the bass is lacking. It's there, just not the soft wrapping bass you know sound systems with big speakers or 2

, They have an HDMI input on them, which makes Them perfect, as your two-channel left and right speakers on either side of your TV., Many people are o...

I'll keep this one short and sweet. I had these monitors for about a year and listen to music on them every so often and have used them on for audio mixes for video editing. I had the chance to A/B these against two other pairs of studio monitors since, as a professional tv/film editor, I had a couple rented pairs loaned to me for a couple projects. Up against the M-Audio BX5s these were my preferred speakers

I also had to spend time troubleshooting the HDMI connection, which stopped working after about 10 days. The problem turned out to be a streaming device that interfered with the HDMI signal going to the speakers, so I have had to work around that. If the speakers were plug and play as they should be, they would be worth five stars. They are worth only three stars because of the capricious update procedure, the clunkiness of the Klipsch Updater and Klipsch Connect apps, and the lack of documentation that Klipsch should have made available to help with troubleshooting

I gave it 4 stars because if you hook it up to the Eris Bluetooth speakers, the sub WILL NOT work via Bluetooth even though the speakers will.

The Fives literally blew away the 1's because of their bigger size. When the 1's were at full volume, the Fives had similar sound levels at about 60% slider. *However*, at the same *'Absolute volume'* level The clarity of Play 1's seemed a tiny bit *more* than the Fives as The Fives had more bass and punch to them as compared to 1's. This obviously diminished as the 1's were pushed to higher volumes (Above 70%)

I like the size and they can rock out the room too and it's a quality sound. I almost gave them 4 stars for Sound Quality but they are much closer to perfection than 80% and I like to be objective most times but you gotta think of it this way. I really like them and are they the JBL ProLine $1500 each. No but they are pretty nice

Well, volume and bass is more than half the battle won since the One relies heavily on DSP for its bass response, and has very little headroom to play loud. The Five unsurprisingly also goes much lower, low enough that you probably wouldn't need a subwoofer for most music.

Looks 9/10 Materials 7/10 Sound quality 8/10 Bass 7/10 Volume 8/10 Setup 6/10 The sound quality is pretty decent until you go up in volume - it seems a little weak on top and bottom at the highest volume levels. Overall bass is not bad, but not spectacular. I wonder how accurate the sound really is. The overall appearance and construction look pretty good but the materials aren't particularly high-end

The UE costs $2,000 while the XM4 costs $200. The XM4 sounds amazing, not as good as the UE Live, but still amazing. It's with every penny. In the big scheme of things, this pair of Klipsch is on the low end in the hifi world in terms of price

Excellent Value, and Recommended! (20 years in Broadcast/Live/Stage/Master Control Rooms.)

Bluetooth pairing was good. Sounded ok. Didn’t compare to Airplay. I can hear compression

with Bluetooth for 1 day.

I bought a new turntable and was waiting to hear mind blowing sound. These are ok, good. An 7-8ish to me.

Many manufacturers will make a pair of small speakers that are pretty mid-rangey, without much bass *or* treble but also without a lot of distortion, shrug their shoulders and label them "studio monitors". Speakers like that are usually "fine" but neither do they have character (as studio monitors shouldn't) but they also don't sound very pleasing to the ear. These speakers *sound* better than most "studio monitors" in that they actually have a little bit of bass and treble and they're not intending - or maybe just not succeeding at - being truly flat. But if they're not succeeding at it, they're not succeeding in a pleasing way

I hope they will provide e an app for EQ in the future. But then, I can always adjust the EQ on my phone. For now, the treble is just right

I will have to say PreSonus, you hit another one out of the ball park with this package. Great Job guys!! Oh, by the way shipping was killer too, very fast and nice people as always. Thanks Amazon! :)