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

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About a year ago, ADAM Audio released their competitively priced T5V near field monitor, along with its larger sibling, the T7V. As a follow-up, Adam have now unveiled the T10S, a subwoofer designed and matched for use with either the T5V or T7V.

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ADAM Audio T10S Powered Studio Subwoofer Features:

Adam Audio also offer a 5 year warrenty, register your product with them to access this. Specifications The T series of speakers overall are really highly spec’d for their price point. ADAM Audio consistently deliver great products, but they also deliver products in top-tier price points because of the sheer quality of the design, components and construction. The T5V and T7V feature matching U-ART 1.9” accelerated ribbon tweeters and a HPS wave-guide to ensure those sweet and balanced highs hit your ears. The polypropylene woofer and rear-firing bass-reflex port handle the mids and lows, while the construction of the speaker itself handles all those vibrations ranging from 39Hz up to 25kHz, and is capable of withstanding the max SPL of 106dB for a pair. The T10S is powered by a single Class D amplifier, which feeds the 1×10 down firing speaker as mentioned before. The sub can reproduce frequencies all the way down to 28Hz, and generally up tp 120Hz unless the crossover is bypassed and you’ll be hearing up to 300Hz. A max output of 104dB will keep your neighbours bopping along to your mixes. The T10S slots itself nicely into this set-up with XLR and RCA I/O as well, and the internal crossover handles messy frequencies for you. To make things more practical, your signal comes out of your interface or soundcard, into the T10S sub inputs, out of the outputs and into your choice of T5V or T7V. From here you can tune any of the speakers more accurately so they work together and not against you. The T10S features a bottom facing port, so you’ll feel the bass without it blasting your feet or a band sitting outside of the sweet spot. The T10S is a compact sub with a lot of power, measuring only 390 mm H x 318 mm W x 413 mm D, so you’ll have no issues fitting it into your room. The ADAM Audio T10S is a 10-inch studio subwoofer specially designed for the T-Series, but can also be connected to other studio monitors. Frequencies hear up to 28Hz, that's what the ADAM Audio T10S was made for. With the T7V it goes up to 39Hz and with the T5V up to 45Hz. By working with the ADAM Audio T10S you can therefore perceive a wider frequency spectrum, but above all more clearly.

Before testing the performance of a sub, it is essential to find the best place in the room to locate it. 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. One technique is to stand the sub where you normally sit to mix, play some music with a busy bass line, then listen along the front wall, close to the floor, to see where the bass sounds the most even. Ideally that's the place to put your sub. If you need to put it on a side wall, then try the listening test with the polarity switch in both settings to see which gives the smoothest crossover with the main speakers.In addition, the sound of the ADAM Audio T10S is perfect in combination with the T-Series monitors. A very deep and clean layer in agreement with the ribbon tweeters in the T-Series makes for an impressive whole. A very nice addition to your studio monitors! The woofer itself is nicely concealed at the bottom, so that it is not visible. You don't see much from the outside and it's very minimalistic – which we like. The legs are sturdy and also provide support to reduce vibration, they are very flexible. Together with the T-Series you can really ensure that your studio monitors sound even better. Because there is less pressure on the studio monitors to reproduce such low frequencies, we notice a quieter mid-low spectrum with the T5Vs. Too often the dual sub vs single sub comes up, and it isn't a blanket statement. It only works, as a blanket statement, if you are comparing a single sub vs. the same model dual subs (or equally capable dual subs). So a single svs sb-2000 vs. dual svs sb-2000 subs. Then two is better. But a single svs sb-4000 will probably outperform a dual svs sb-1000 if placed appropriately and eq'd.