PreSonus rolls out new coaxial monitor line
Analog audio is touted as being better sounding than the coldness that replicates from a digitally produced song. However, this is not always the case. Certain audio types which are digital are also undetectable to the untrained ear. When the initial quality of a song is reproduced with the proper speakers, the difference between analog and digital is unnoticeable. Typically a studio monitor (at least a good one), will be sensitive enough to let you hear the flaws and artifacts in your music. A good ear will be able to tell the difference when using a clear reproduction monitor. There is a reason why the best of the best also cost a pretty large sum. These days, the same speaker and monitor makers are looking for ways to get the mid range to average shoppers interested in a monitor purchase. The problem is that sacrificing build quality to make a monitor cheaper is the quickest way to have someone black list your brand. A better option is to use a more efficient technology; one that is both easier to produce and cheaper to produce. The PreSonus Sceptre uses a coaxial speaker design, which actually keeps the price lower for both the creator and the buyers. http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=20640