Gallery
Description
Features
Specs
Reviews
Q&A

Videos (1)

View All
PreSonus—Temblor T10 Subwoofer Placement with Dave Bryce

PreSonus—Temblor T10 Subwoofer Placement with Dave Bryce

PreSonus

Description

The Temblor T10 10" Powered Studio Subwoofer is designed for low frequency sound reinforcement while monitoring in a recording studio. The subwoofer utilizes a 10" composite low frequency driver with a frequency response of 20–200Hz and a maximum SPL of 110dB. The driver is housed within a heavily braced and reinforced MDF cabinet with a vinyl finish and ported bass reflex design. It is powered by a 250-watt Class AB plate amplifier. To reduce vibration, the unit features internal dampening and rests on built-in feet. The subwoofer features a variable crossover frequency between 50 and 130 Hz, input gain controls from -30dB to +6dB, a 0 or 180 phase switch, and a ground lift switch.

You can connect to the subwoofer via a pair of balanced XLR inputs, a balanced pair of 1/4" TRS inputs, or an unbalanced pair of RCA inputs. The subwoofer also includes a balanced pair of XLR pass-through outputs, a balanced pair of 1/4" TRS pass-through outputs, and a balanced XLR sub output. The unit features a 120/240 VAC switchable power supply to accompany studio monitors in different regions.
PreSonus Temblor T10 10" Powered Studio Subwoofer (Each)

Features

  • 10" Composite Low Frequency Driver
  • 110dB Continuous Maximum SPL
  • 250 watts of Class AB Amplification
  • Variable 50Hz to 130Hz Low Pass Filter
  • 1/4" TRS Bypass Footswitch Jack
  • Continuously Variable Input Gain
  • Phase Switch
  • Pass-Through For Additional Connections
  • Reinforced MDF Cabinet with Bracing
  • 20Hz to 200Hz Frequency Response

Specs

  • Transducer 10" Composite
  • Power 250 W
  • Amplifier Type: Class AB
  • Maximum SPL: 110dB continuous
  • Controls Input gain: continuously variable from -30dB to +6dB
  • Low pass filter: continuously variable from 50 to 130Hz
  • Phase switch: 0 and 180
  • Ground lift switch
  • Inputs: Left and right balanced XLR
  • Left and right balanced 1/4" TRS
  • Left and right unbalanced RCA
  • Outputs: Left and right balanced XLR pass-through
  • Left and right balanced 1/4" TRS pass-through
  • Balanced XLR Sub out
  • 1/4" Sub bypass
  • Design: Front firing bass-reflex acoustic port
  • Internal dampening and heat sink
  • Construction: Resonance-suppressing internal bracing
  • Internal dampening and heat sink
  • Frequency Response: 20H to 200Hz
  • Crossover Frequency: Variable 50Hz to 130Hz
  • Voltage: 100 to 120 VAC at 50/60Hz, 220 to 240 VAC at 50-60Hz
  • Dimensions: (W x H x D) 13.19" x 16.14" x 16"
  • Weight: 31.7 lb.

Reviews

4.36

11 Reviews

80%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Get this Sub WITH the S8s

You have to get this sub with the S8s. This adds a very defined and clear bottom end without distorting or giving you a false coloring of your sub. The awesome thing about this sub is that it has a kick pedal so that you can work on your highs and mids without the sub getting in the way and then kicking it on when you want.

VS

Most Liked Negative Review

2

I wouldn't buy this again

The sound quality at lower levels is great but it cannot handle higher volume without distorting. I paired it with the Eris E7XT monitors and I'm not impressed. If I had two of them I think it would be sufficient to match with the E7s.

Filters
Best Uses
  1. Home Studio2
  2. Amateur Recording1
  3. Professional Recording1
  4. Home1
  5. Basic Systems1
Cons
  1. Not Durable1
  2. Pricey / Poor Value1
  3. Unreliable1
  4. Bass is a little loose at high volumes1
  5. Should be sealed enclosure for a studio monitor1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced2
  2. Professional Musician1
  3. Audiophile1
  4. Pro Audio / DJ / Mixing1
  5. Tech Savvy1
Pros
  1. Compact2
  2. Lightweight2
  3. Attractive2
  4. Easy To Set Up2
  5. Great Sound Quality2

Reviewed by 11 customers

  • I wouldn't buy this again

    2

    submitted2 years ago

    byDogan

    fromSanta Rosa, CA

    The sound quality at lower levels is great but it cannot handle higher volume without distorting. I paired it with the Eris E7XT monitors and I'm not impressed. If I had two of them I think it would be sufficient to match with the E7s.

  • Love the Bass amp

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted4 years ago

    byRocky

    fromHacienda Heights, ca.

    Sounds great, easy to use

  • Very very happy with The Temblor!

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted8 years ago

    byArtie

    fromundisclosed

    Luv it! Clean bottom. Not boomy like another I tried first. Even tho it's 10" and my Event 20/20's are 8", they still blend well together.

  • beware of warranty repair you have to pay shipping!!!

    1

    submitted8 years ago

    byRobert

    fromPhoenix, AZ

    Mine died after 3 months limited use. user has to pay warranty shipping to presonus so $75.00 bucks down on a 3 month old sub... buyer beware

  • Made a big difference in my mixes!

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted8 years ago

    byCorey

    fromundisclosed

    Made an instant improvement to my home studio. I have an older pair of tannoy active monitors that sound great, but drop of at around 80, so I was over compensating the low-end in my mixes to have it sound right on the monitors. Added this sub, set the crossover accordingly and BAM, and after a short while, my mixes sound so much better outside the studio because I'm not pumping the low-end too much. Highly recommend.

  • Very satisfied with this small footprint sub.

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted8 years ago

    bySTEPHEN

    fromundisclosed

    I bought this to bass enhance a pair of Yamaha MSP5 speakers for mixing and mastering. It turned out after using a 1/3 octave RTA I only needed a very slight amount of bass boost which the T10 handles quite well. I now get more punch to kick drums and I'm hearing more in the 20-50 Hz range with electronic and hip-hop mixes etc. I'm not trying to rumble and rattle the walls but just filling in the bottom that is missing with the MSP5's. I previously had some modulation type noise on the MSP5's as fed from my DAW I/O box via a Presonus headphone amp (on the monitor through output) but with the T10 in line between the MSP5's the noise went away. I can only conclude that the input circuit on the T10 is better at CMR than the MSP5's are. All in all I'm very happy and the footswitch bypass is a nice and useful feature. This speaker can pump way more bass than I need so I have no issue with it being under powered as some have commented.

  • Previous
  • 1
  • 2
  • Next

Q&A

Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

No results but…

You can be the first to ask a new question.

It may be Answered within 48 hours.