PreSonus made a pair of speakers to listen music in you little room, little to medium living room, personal studio, whatever. I mean listen THE music, every details, every nuances of the instruments, vocals, space, timbres, exactly as the producers and musicians decided that was the best mixing ready for you, ready to be appreciated.Just set all your knobs to center, flat, and you will listen how the music suppose to listened, jazz, hip-hop, country, folk, classical, whatever, all will sound good, actually amazing.If you are the producer and/or the musician recording to be listened anywhere, trust this little speakers. If it does not sound good on any other speakers, trust me, you made a bad decision on the mixing, was not the PreSonus Eris E3.5.These speakers response is flat from 80Hz, the natural bass limit for any kind of music, to crystalline high frequencies, reproducing exactly as it was recorded.If you like annoying your neighbors with that boom boom hyper low frequency bass or if you are expecting to play around with moody presets, this speakers are not for you, buy a Boss, or something. These speakers are not to shake your body, they are made for your ears and your mind, to enjoy music, any kind.After installing take some time to find the sweet spot position, to find the precision response for the bass. Generally to find the right distance from the wall in the back, inches make difference, height to your ears and may be angle. There are to knobs in the back for fine tune, respect it, use it if you find that still there are some resonances in your room and fine tune high frequencies, move each one at the time slowly until you find the spot.Be prepared to find out that some recordings are magically well mixed but some are so so, or even bad, try yours :)

The sound is phenomenal. Do yourself a favor and just order them. I Highly recommend these speakers to anyone looking for great sounding speakers. I needed a better set to edit video’s for work and these picked up ambient sounds I couldn’t hear on standard $10.00 speakers. These are like Hi-Fi for your ears, the stereo is wider than any other small speaker I’ve ever listened to. I see why some people say they are better than the Bose 2.0. If you want booming bass for rap these are not that type of speaker. If you want clear stereo sound these are them. Can’t beat the price point.

Bought this because I needed to replace my older computer speakers that no longer worked. I decided not to purchase one with a bass unit because it just sits on the floor collecting dust. Wanted something small to clear up my desk.Bought these because of the many good reviews.These are great! Good sound level and audio fidelity is beyond good. Bass is not the deep thumping some might look for but you can use your headphones for that.For basic background music, YouTube, etc... it's great!

I wanted some decent but not too expensive speakers, so I set out to find some decent speakers under $100. I bought and tested 3 different sets. * Creative T12 Speakers * Creative T20 Series II Speakers * Bose Companion 2 Series II SpeakersAfter purchasing the listed 3 speakers sets, I had to play them with the various types of music I listen to, Rap/HipHop, R&B, Classical, Jazz, and Country. Here is my short review based off my experience with each item.1: Creative T12 SpeakersPRODUCT: Very small packaging, nice design, easy to setup. Small speakers in size. Decent construction and great overall build quality. Speakers include one driver. Front of the right speaker is a volume knob, 3.5mm headphone jack, 3.5mm aux jack and a green power light. Rear of the right speaker is a second 3.5mm aux jack, port to the left speaker and port for power. The extra 3.5mm Aux jacks come in very hand for connecting to multiple devices such as MP3 Players, Gaming Headsets, Laptops, Cell Phones, etc.SOUND: I thought they were decent until I compared them side by side with the Creative T20's which blew these out of the water in every way possible. I notice at medium to high volume levels the T12's tend to distort audio significantly, mainly due to the "bass flex" technology trying to push too hard for its little self. At low to moderate volumes they aren't that bad, but for anyone that is an audiophile, loves sound but doesn't consider themselves an audiophile, I would completely avoid these. The T12's don't get too loud, loud enough to fill a small living room but they will likely start to distort. I would ONLY recommend these speakers to people looking for a very cheap solution to simply amplify sound on their desktop or laptop.2. Creative T20 Series II SpeakersPRODUCT: Small packaging, better build and design construction compared to the T12's. Speakers include one driver and one tweeter. Front of the right speaker is a volume knob, bass knob, treble knob, 3.5mm headphone jack, 3.5mm aux jack and a blue power light surrounding the Power Knob. Rear of the right speaker is a second 3.5mm aux jack, port to the left speaker and port for power. These speakers a much bigger than the T12's. The extra 3.5mm Aux jacks come in very hand for connecting to multiple devices such as MP3 Players, Gaming Headsets, Laptops, Cell Phones, etc.SOUND: For $80, these sound very nice, I was actually extremely surprised how clear, crisp and loud they were compared to both the Creative T12's and the Bose Companion 2 Series II Speakers. They have a bass port at the top of each speaker. After listening these for a few hours side by side with the T12's, the T20's blow the T12's out of the water in every aspect. The T20's compared to the Bose Companion 2 Series II Speakers are better, especially in the mids and lows. They don't blow the Bose Companion 2 Series II Speakers out of the water, but they definitely have a much better sound for all the genres of music I listen to. I would recommend the T20's over the Bose Companion 2 Series II Speakers for the same price. I do however think the Bose speakers have a more sleek, clean design. I would recommend the T20's over the Bose Companion 2 Series II Speakers easily for the same price. I did notice however with the BASS anywhere past the mid point, the speakers start to distort pretty bad. I preferred to leave the treble on max and bass between the 30-50% range.3. Bose Companion 2 Series II SpeakersPRODUCT: Small packaging, not too small, not too big of speakers, perfect in size for a small desk or kitchen. Very clean, sleek design compared to the Creative T20 Series II Speakers. Right speaker in the front has a volume knob and a 3.5mm headphone jack. In the rear of the right speaker, power input, 4 RCA (red & white) inputs and input for the left speaker.SOUND: Very clean, nice sound overall. They lack some crispness in the mid and lows. They have a very nice sound for the size of the speakers, nothing amazing, nothing horrible. They are definitely worth the $60-$80 range. You are paying some extra money for the "Bose" name, more so than a quality product. In every aspect however, the Creative T20 Series II Speakers beat the Bose. For the same money I would recommend the Creative T20 Series II Speakers over the Bose, but keep in the mind the Bose still sound very nice for the size and price. If you're stuck on getting the Bose and aren't looking for an "god like" speaker you wont' be disappointed, but I would definitely recommend the Creative T20 Series II Speakers over them.

I have been looking for a rugged bluetooth speaker to use in the garage, as desk speakers, when camping, or on the go. Having looked at many models in various different price ranges, I decided to give this one a try. For the price you cannot beat the size, sound quality and build. Granted I havent had it long, but will update my review if any of my opinions change.While I am not an audiophile, I do listen to music a lot and appreciate a good sound. Since I play bass I tend to make things a bit bass heavy to pull out those bass lines. Most speakers fall short on bass in many different speaker style areas. This little speaker was quite amazing with a full range of tonal sounds and I can easily hear those bass lines!Right out of the box, the unit feels like a quality built with some heft to it. The bluetooth paired quickly and had zero issues. Turned on my music and it came through loud and clear with great tones! The volume seems to be great as well as I had my phone turned up too loud when the music started and was very happy with the volume range.I'll give this a little time to see if I continue to love it and if so, I will definitely purchase a second unit for that stereo experience!

Just bought these to replace some old Harmon Kardon's that finally crapped out. Looking for speakers to hook up to my computer to listen while I work. Don't need really loud (except when I do) or excessive bass, but it was very important to me to have them sound pleasant with good range, and I didn't want to spend over $100.Simply put, I can't believe how good these are. Very smooth, can handle volume very well (listening to Mark Knopfler as I am writing this). Amazing range, great highs and mids, acceptable bass, great imaging, very natural sound, just a great pair of speakers. I listened to the Bose C2's in Best Buy and the Bose are not nearly as good as these. Very muddy-sounding compared to the T20's. It's nice that you can adjust bass and treble (but not with the Bose).For $80 these are incredible. Just buy them.

Just got them delivered yesterday. Fired them up and the audio that was coming out of them was crispy. Loving the tight and accurate bass response.The only issue that I have found so far is that the mid bass feels almost non-existent. My last pair of Logitech speakers held up for 10 years; hopefully these will too. It's only my second day with them. I'll update this review if any issues come up but so far I'm really excited with my purchase.

Creative Pebble V1ASIN: B0791H74NT------I'm using these for my home computer.I wanted to replace an old Creative 5.1 gaming system I had because I use headphones now. I wanted to clear up desk space and get rid of the sub, too.These Pebble speakers allowed me to do that. I had a few necessities for any small replacement speakers.✅ Movies and General Audio✅ Small as possible✅ Wired Option✅ Inexpensive✅ At Least Some bass and Fullness❌ I deducted one star for the lack of a bass and treble control knob. I'm using my motherboard's integrated Realtek sound card software EQ, and that works fine.The Pebble Ver 1 did all of that without sounding tiny and cheap.Although the Pebble series with a 1.75" driver don't have exceptional bass, it's more than enough for the above activities. It's plenty loud, also.