[mydetour]

I really enjoy the Presonus Eris E5 and I have them paired up with a Presonus Temblor T10.

 

[Logistics]

I would imagine studio monitors if you primarily listen to music, but for gaming and movies, I believe the mixing guys are counting on you having a consumer level system that isnt about flat frequency response.

 

[theveterans]

I would imagine studio monitors if you primarily listen to music, but for gaming and movies, I believe the mixing guys are counting on you having a consumer level system that isnt about flat frequency response.

IMO, a studio monitor with the right DSP decoding technologies (THX, Dolby, etc.) would sound phenomenal for movies. As for gaming, that depends on games because studio monitors only portray what's on the source with minimum coloration

 

[audiorrorist]

You have so many options now days it's almost overwhelming.

Checkout Airpulse A200

 

[audiorrorist]

But you are on the right track. Pro gear is the way to go. Today you have more choices than ever before. All the ones you listed are excellent choices. Go with whatever your budget allows and be happy.

 

[greenkiwi]

You have so many options now days it's almost overwhelming.

Checkout Airpulse A200

Do you know if the AirPulse's analog inputs get converted to digital singals and put through the internal DAC? I'm guessing they do for volume control etc.

I've also been looking at the KEF LSX and LS50.

 

[audiorrorist]

I think you use your own DAC. It doesn't have an internal DAC.

Either way, save yourself money and get Kali Audio LP-6 and you will have state of the art sound at a price that is unbeatable!