ADAM Audio T10S Subwoofer

The T10S is a powerful yet compact active subwoofer, designed to extend the bass response of any nearfield studio monitor. However, the subwoofer’s performance, features and connectivity are engineered specifically to complement ADAM Audio’s T5V and T7V speakers. 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. SPL of 104 dB. An internal adjustable two-channel crossover allows calibration of the bass signal and provides optimal performance of the total system.

The options at the rear of the subwoofer allow for varied adjustments which compensate for room acoustics or they offer more control for satellites attached. While reciting the T Series design language, the T10S is one of the most compact subwoofers in its class, which allows it to be easily integrated in any studio environment. The acoustic performance was optimized by four high grade flexible rubber feet that prevent the sound from exciting the floor and a spacious rear facing bass reflex port for an optimized airflow.

TECHNICAL DATA SUBWOOFER (DOWN-FIRING) Number 1 Basket Ø 10" (260 mm) Voice Coil Ø 38mm / 1.5" Cone Material Paper BUILT-IN AMPLIFIERS Subwoofer 1 Type PWM Amp. Power RMS 130 W CONTROL PANEL Crossover Frequency 80 Hz / 120 Hz / Bypass Phase Inversion 0° / 180° CONNECTORS Analog Inputs XLR / RCA Analog Outputs XLR / RCA GENERAL DATA Frequency Response 28 Hz - 120 Hz (@ -6 dB) THD > 60 Hz 0.6% Max. SPL at 1 m (hemisphere) =104 dB Max.

Power Consumption 190 W Input Sensitivity +4 dBu / -10 dBV Panel Rear Bypass Yes, via footswitch (not included) Standby Yes, activates after 15 minutes with no incoming signal Weight 27 lb (12.2 kg) Height x Width x Depth 15.4" (390 mm) x 12.5" (318 mm) x 16.25" (413 mm) Warranty 5 years (2 years warranty plus 3 years optional with product registration) (2 years warranty plus 3 years optional with product registration) Delivery Contents Power cord, Quick Start Guide, Welcome Card