PreSonus Sceptre Studio Monitor

CoActual technology uses a coaxial design where the high and low-frequency drivers share the same axis. This creates a point-source sound, which helps eliminate phase issues and provides a more accurate, three-dimensional stereo image compared to traditional separate-driver monitors.

The S6 has a frequency response down to 52 Hz (-3 dB), which is sufficient for most mixing tasks. However, if you are working on bass-heavy genres or need to monitor sub-bass frequencies accurately, you may want to pair it with a subwoofer using the built-in high-pass filter.

Yes, the Sceptre S6 includes onboard acoustic tuning controls. These allow you to adjust the frequency response to compensate for room boundaries or specific placement issues, helping you achieve a flatter, more honest sound in your workspace.

Each Sceptre S6 is powered by 180W of Class D biamplification, providing 90W to the low-frequency driver and 90W to the high-frequency driver. This efficient design ensures plenty of headroom and clean power for critical listening.

With a 6.5-inch woofer and a compact footprint of 9 x 12.2 x 13.2 inches, the S6 is well-suited for medium-to-small mixing environments. Their point-source design is particularly effective in smaller rooms where you are sitting closer to the speakers.

The Sceptre S6 features both balanced XLR and 1/4-inch TRS inputs. You can use either connection type depending on the outputs available on your audio interface or monitor controller.