Hi,
Have you come around over any problem with the tweeter of these speakers? I power them off over the night with a dedicated power switch. But the next day when I power them in my left Eris E5 speaker exhibits a strange behaviour at low volumes, I've got no tweeter sound, its like its blown, but if I crank the volume a bit, it gets unstuck and starts to sing normally, and after that I can return to low volume with no problem. My speakers are ~1 month old, should I expect any issue in near future? My setup: Eris E5's , Temblor T10, AudioBox iOne |
My Eris E5 monitors don't act that way.
I'd contact the vendor and ask for an exchange.
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I've noticed exactly the same thing with my Eris E5XTs but its a problem that has evolved over the past 10 months. At first I started noticing the tweeter coming in and out especially at low volume and would only kick in when you cranked more signal into it. Now it happens regardless of volume. Still under warranty fortunately but did you find out what was causing yours to behave this way?
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Nope, send them to store service 3 weeks ago with the following message:
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Hey guys, in case anyone's still looking for a solution to this super annoying issue, me and a few people have found a fix and discussed in detail in this thread: https://answers.presonus.com/42766/pres ... in-and-out
Basically it's a shoddy solder job on the tweeter terminals on the motherboard's underside. Hope this helps. |
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