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EVE Audio's latest monitor uses the same technology as their larger SC4070, and promises to deliver the mid-range imaging quality of a three-way design.
Eve Audio’s US distributor, Momentum Audio Sales, have lowered pricing across the entire Eve product line in the US market.
Eve have taken the technology from their existing monitors and shrunk it down to produce these diminutive desktop speakers.
The 2.1 monitor approach may have its pitfalls, but there are also some very real benefits to be had, especially in small studios.
We are very pleased to announce the winner of the Eve Audio 305 competition as Patrick Pinnock of Slough, UK.
If you need serious bass, and you've got the control room to handle it, Eve's flagship monitors might be just the ticket.
The SC3010 and SC3012, both employ a new and much larger Air Motion Transformer than is used in any other Eve design, and are well‑suited for use in larger recording studios, mastering suites and post‑production facilities.
We took a look at the new four-way monitors from Eve Audio, the SC407 and SC408, which are the largest in the SC range.
