Description
Smooth and WideThe Eris E44 Near Feild Monitor features a nested Midwoofer-Tweeter-Midwoofer (MTM, also known as "D'Appolito") configuration that offers improved off-axis response and spatial resolution. The result is a more consistent listening experience, smoother frequency response, and an ultra-wide, detailed stereo soundstage. At A Glance: Dual 4.5-inch, custom-woven Kevlar LF/midrange drivers produce dynamic, size-defying bass output1.25-inch, silk-dome HF driver ensures smooth high-frequency performance that is never fatiguing 90W Class A/B bi-amplification for an open, clear soundAcoustic Space settings (Flat, -2 dB, -4 dB) compensates for room placementStereophonicConventional 2-way designs can cause significant early reflections from their surrounding environment. The E44 overcomes this by positioning a 1.25-inch, silk dome high-frequency driver between two 4.5-inch midrange drivers. The two smaller woofers work in parallel to partially contain the dispersion of the tweeter, minimizing phase displacement. The result is incredibly detailed stereo imaging. Seeing DoubleThe E44 features two midrange drivers that cover the same frequency range. The drivers are placed so that their acoustic centers are less than one wavelength apart for any of the frequencies they reproduce; as a result, the combined signal of both drivers propagates forward like a single waveform. This makes the comparatively small midrange drivers in the E44 behave like a single, larger driver. This mutual coupling provides a highly dynamic output in a compact footprint. Consistent ListeningSound waves radiating from the two components in a conventional speaker design can interfere with one another, creating peaks at some frequencies and dips at others, and these will vary depending on where the listener is relative to the speaker. In an MTM configuration, component interference, and the sonic inconsistencies that go with it, are minimized. This affords listeners an ultra-wide sweet spot and a more consistent listening experience on- and o
