PreSonus T10 Temblor 10" Active Studio Subwoofer

Name: PreSonus T10 Temblor 10" Active Studio Subwoofer
Brand: PreSonus
SKU: T10

Overview

Experience Deep and Powerful Bass

Introducing the PreSonus Temblor T10, a 10-inch active studio reference subwoofer designed to deliver accurate and powerful low-frequency reproduction. Perfect for studio monitoring and mixing, this subwoofer enhances your audio experience with its deep bass and precise response.

Woofer Size: 10-inch
Power Output: 250 Watts
Amplifier Type: Class AB
Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 200 Hz
Inputs: Balanced XLR (2), Balanced TRS (2), Unbalanced RCA (2)
Outputs: Balanced XLR (2), Balanced TRS (2), Balanced XLR (Sub Out)
Low Pass Filter: Continuously Variable (50 Hz to 130 Hz)

Key Features

Features: Presonus Temblor (T10) 250 Watt / 175 Watt RMS Active Studio Subwoofer. 10-inch glass-composite low-frequency transducer. Front-firing, bass-reflex acoustic port. Input gain control (-30 dB to +6 dB, continuously variable). Continuously variable lowpass filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz). Built-in crossover. Switchable highpass filter removes frequency content below 80 Hz from the full-range signal sent from the T10 outputs to the main monitors

Momentary footswitch (included) bypasses the subwoofer, highpass filter, and Sub Out. Polarity invert and ground-lift switch. 250 watt, Class AB amplification. Internal damping and heat sink. Integrated, gravity-calibrated rubber feet for stable placement. Left and right, balanced XLR and TRS and unbalanced RCA main inputs. Left and right balanced XLR and TRS outputs. XLR subwoofer output for connecting a second T10.

Inputs: 2- Balanced XLR / 2- Balanced TRS / 2- Unbalanced RCA. Outputs: 2- Balanced XLR (full range with 80 Hz HPF option) / 2- Balanced TRS (full range with 80 Hz HPF option) / 1- Balanced XLR (Sub Out). Frequency Response: 20 Hz 200 Hz. Low Pass Filter Frequency: 50 130 Hz (variable). Signal-to-Noise Ratio >98 dB. THD: 0.019% @ power <160W. Amplifier Power: 170W RMS. Power Consumption: 230W. Amplifier Type: Class AB. Peak SPL at 1m: 113 dB. Woofer: 10 glass-composite.

Input Gain Range: -30 to +6 dB. Polarity Switch: 0 or 180. Low Pass Filter Control: 50 Hz to 130 Hz. Ground Lift Switch: On/Off. High Pass Filter Switch: On/Off. Bypass Footswitch: On/Off. Protection: RF interference. Output-current limiting. Over-temperature. Turn-on/off transient. Subsonic filter. External mains fuse. Power: 100-120V ~50/60 Hz / 220-240V ~50/60 Hz. Cabinet: Vinyl-laminated MDF. Physical: Width 12.60 (320 mm) x Depth 15.75 (400 mm) x Height 15.75 (400 mm)

Specifications

Woofer Size

10 inches

Woofer Material

Glass-composite

Amplifier Power (RMS)

175W

Amplifier Power (Peak)

250W

Amplifier Type

Class AB

Frequency Response

20 Hz – 200 Hz

Low Pass Filter Range

50 Hz – 130 Hz (variable)

High Pass Filter

Switchable 80 Hz

Input Gain Range

-30 to +6 dB

Peak SPL at 1m

113 dB

Inputs

2 Balanced XLR, 2 Balanced TRS, 2 Unbalanced RCA

Outputs

2 Balanced XLR, 2 Balanced TRS, 1 Balanced XLR (Sub Out)

Cabinet Material

Vinyl-laminated MDF

Dimensions (WxDxH)

12.60" x 15.75" x 15.75" (320 mm x 400 mm x 400 mm)

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

Features a 10-inch glass-composite low-frequency transducer for powerful and accurate bass reproduction.
Equipped with 250 Watt / 175 Watt RMS Class AB amplification, providing substantial power for studio monitoring.
Includes a continuously variable lowpass filter from 50 Hz to 130 Hz, allowing for precise crossover tuning.
Offers a switchable highpass filter that removes frequencies below 80 Hz from signals sent to main monitors, optimizing system balance.
Provides versatile input and output options, including balanced XLR, TRS, and unbalanced RCA connections.
Comes with a momentary footswitch to bypass the subwoofer and filters, useful for A/B comparisons.

👎 Cons

The subwoofer's physical dimensions of 12.60" x 15.75" x 15.75" might be substantial for smaller studio spaces.
Maximum peak SPL is 113 dB at 1m, which may be a consideration for very large studio environments requiring higher output.
The Class AB amplifier type, while reliable, is not the most power-efficient compared to Class D amplifiers.
Requires external power (100-120V or 220-240V), and no battery operation is specified, limiting portable use.
Cabinet construction from vinyl-laminated MDF, while common, might not offer the same acoustic inertness as higher-grade materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the woofer size in the PreSonus T10 Temblor subwoofer?

The PreSonus T10 Temblor features a 10-inch glass-composite low-frequency transducer.

What is the amplifier power of this subwoofer?

This active studio subwoofer is equipped with a 250 Watt peak / 175 Watt RMS Class AB amplifier.

Can I adjust the low-pass filter frequency on the T10?

Yes, the T10 has a continuously variable lowpass filter that can be adjusted from 50 Hz to 130 Hz.

Does the subwoofer offer a high-pass filter for main monitors?

Yes, it includes a switchable highpass filter that removes frequency content below 80 Hz from the signal sent to the main monitors.

What types of input and output connections does the Temblor T10 have?

The Temblor T10 offers balanced XLR and TRS, as well as unbalanced RCA main inputs, and balanced XLR and TRS outputs, plus an XLR subwoofer output.

Is there a way to quickly bypass the subwoofer and its filters?

Yes, a momentary footswitch is included, allowing you to bypass the subwoofer, highpass filter, and Sub Out for quick comparisons.

What is the power consumption of the PreSonus T10?

The power consumption for the PreSonus T10 is 230W, with 170W RMS amplifier power.