Presonus Temblor T10 4-stars Reviews

It really kicks

This little boy can kick your had off. I recommend it as the best purchase for its cost.

For the price, it has no competition

Not the best build quality, and the sound is decent, it doesn't go as low as it says in the specs, at 35hz it kinda dies, but i usualy cut everything below 30 anyway, instead it has more features than subs costing 3 times more and for that it's worth it, a must is sound treatment for your room.

Room shaker. Brilliant

The amount of bottom end this sub produces will shake you to your boots, great foot switch comes along with this to turn sub of when required instead of having to dissconnect

Good enough for our living room

We use the T10 in our living room for listening to music, in line with two Genelec 8010APs and it's doing a nice job. I didn't have the chance to check out many subwoofers before (and none in this environment), but the T10 fulfills my expectations quite well.

The frequency response specs "20-200Hz" are quite exaggerated, but I didn't really expect it to go that deep at reasonable SPL. After all, it's placed in the modest price range. Somewhere around 50+Hz it seems to have its maximum, 40 Hz it can still play with quite some pressure, but below that it gets less and less quite rapidly. I'm not sure how someone would be able to listen to 23 Hz sine waves with this, like another (German-language) comment suggests . But then, I'm not sure I can 'hear' 23 Hz anyway :-)

Since the Genelecs are connected to the same line signal as the T10, I cannot comment on the crossover out feature. Neither do I use the foot pedal, so cannot comment on that one either. The T10's finish is quite good in general, and it makes a robust impression. Nothing's loose or rattling. A small minor detail was an improperly cut-off piece of coating next to the back side of the front plate.