ADAM Audio T10S Subwoofer for recording, mixing and mastering, Studio Quality Sound

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In terms of experience and valuable information when making music, the ADAM Audio T10S performs very well, a nice deep low and especially in combination with the T5V, T7V or the new T8V Studio monitor.

So if you intend to use the sub for additional things other than just production and especially if you wire your speakers through your sub consider this a lot.You would generally be requested to enter the supplied activation code to activate the software and allow you to use the software on your specified computer or laptop. ADAM suggest having the front of the cabinet in line with the front of the main speakers, but in my experience it may be necessary to move the sub off-centre to provide the most even-sounding result. The Adam T10S is equipped with a high-efficiency, 130-watt, Class D amplifier and a down-firing 10" woofer. This will disable both the subwoofer and the satellite high pass filter, allowing the monitors to reproduce the full range and the Sub not to ring.

Equipped with a down-firing 10˝ woofer and a 130 W Class-D amplifier, the T10S’ frequency response ranges from 28 Hz to 120 Hz and offers an impressive max. Hearing the bass of some synths, as they have been programmed and which can hardly be heard without the help of the sub, is a pleasant and engaging listening sensation.At times they may seem a little "long" and you would like more damping but then the question arises: how much is this feeling related to the sub and how much is due to the interaction with the environment?

There are no flimsy or loose parts, and nothing rattles no matter how hard the sub is pushed during operation.With a Maximum Peak Sound Pressure level (at 1m) of 104 dB, the T10s has more than enough power to handle even the most bass-hungry Electronic, Dance, Techno and Hip-Hop music production. I've recorded many video's with my IPhone and love the quality for streaming or quick concept presentation. I strongly recommend that you get some acoustic foam panels and some corner bass traps to deaden the acoustics in the room (see my other reviews). By considering the frequency response and power handling, you're guaranteed optimal performance and an accurate reference every time.