PreSonus Temblor T10 Active 10" Studio Subwoofer

This thing is awesome! Has a nice full sound and helps me create the best final edits. I love the pedal that allows you to deactivate the sub when you don't need it. The frequency response has a wide range so you can take advantage of the full spectrum that your monitors generate.

We use the Tremblor 10 in a 5.1 configuration with 4 x Eris E8 (front/rear), 1 x Eris E44 (center) and a Denon DN-700AVP as surround pre-amp in a little cinema (85 people) and everybody is raving about the quality of the sound. And the price was more than fair.

I use this in addition to my neumann monitors and it does a great job just letting you hear/feel what the low low end is doing. I mix tons of live recordings and the low end can get carried away this helps me to make sure everything is nice and tight without getting flubby.

I operate a commercial recording studio in Music City and these shame pretty much every other 10" sub on the market. More oomph and more low frequency extension than any similar product.

I bought this subwoofer to accompany my Presonus R80s, which are satisfactory in pretty much everything except low-frequency reproduction. They lack the punch and don't go as low as I'd like to. I was looking for a subwoofer that could hit 20Hz.

I was looking for a sub that wasn't going to break the bank. Mark Stein recommended the T10 and so far it does the job. I'm using a pair of Dynaudio BM 15's with the isoacoustic stands. My mixes already sounded great but I wanted to feel the bass a little when I work.

Needed an affordable sub that could actually hit around 20Hz. And it does, unlike even many pricier subs. Used initially in my Edit suite with KRK VXT 6’s.... Then the incredible Presonus Sceptre S8’s. The foot pedal was very useful there.

I paired this with the Eris 5's I already had and I can't believe the massive but tight bottom end I get from this T10! I keep the input volume just a hair below center detent and that seems to match perfectly in my home office/studio for my near-field monitoring (film score composition mostly but...

I'm using Focal Alpha 50's for my studio monitors. Purchased the Temblor T10 due to so many positive reviews at Sweetwater and elsewhere. Total disappointment. The Temblor T10 made my system sound worse, and was actually annoying.

It took a little bit of tuning with an SPL meter (as per the instructions say) but once I had this bad boy tuned correctly, as well as my Eris 8s, this system really can deliver. The built in filter, bypass foot switch, and extremely solid construction make this worth every penny.