hi, great review. I want to ask if you would recommend SC305 just for audiophile listening (baroque, classic, opera, jazz, world music, but some rock too) in small room (3,6/4,5m) and short listening distance (1,5-2m) ? What about some other monitors - Neumann KH80 (with sub with DSP and room measurement it looks very good, but twice expensive), KH120A ... What about self noise ? Are SC305 quiet or is some hiss there ?
Sorry for the delay, I though I replied to this comment and I didn't. I do recommend the 305 for audiophile listening, for sure. I haven't heard the KH80, but I had the 120 and still prefer the Eves for music listening, they are far more enjoyable.
Boa João. Ainda bem que fizeste o vídeo, infelizmente a maioria dos produtores mais recentes ainda vão atrás de "brands" e não de produtos, e sendo mais recente nem toda a gente tem conhecimento desta fantástica marca... ;)
Boas amigo. É verdade... está aqui uma relação preço/qualidade imbatível. Eu já não saio da Eve. Em breve farei review também no meu canal PT :) Abraço!
Just 3 points... No TRS Input on the back, DSP a little weird and most of all no front Bass Ports...No good to put against a wall, to bad, but they sound cool.... I went on Adam A77x. They have bass ports on the front...:)
Hello Lucas Junior Studios, many thanks for commenting, we appreciate you liked the sound. We have not implemented a TRS input (just as the speaker you went for) but there are plenty of adapters available on the market (TRS - XLR). About your concern with the bass ports on the back of the monitor: It does not matter if bass ports are in the front or on the backside, the effect is identical if you place the speakers against or close to a wall. The bass port in the EVE Audio SC305 works in a frequency range where the wave length is around 7 m long - positioning of a bass reflex port in a 25 cm deep speaker does not make any difference at all.
