PreSonus Temblor T10 Review – Beastly Power for Professional Studios
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From our archive. This review was published on GuitarFella and has not been re-tested. Specifications describe the model as it shipped then — check what PreSonus makes now before you buy.
Today we are taking a look at a simple but very effective monitoring subwoofer from PreSonus – the Temblor T10. The word temblor may mean a surface-level vibration caused by an earthquake, although there is nothing shaky about the performance of this subwoofer! In fact, it proves one of our favorites on our chart of the best studio subwoofers. Let’s take a closer look!



Design
Off the bat, the Temblor T10 looks great! Whatever your studio setup, this subwoofer will fit in very well aesthetically, as its sleek all-black design goes with pretty much everything. It features an illuminated PreSonus logo, so it will naturally sit very neatly alongside other PreSonus equipment. As with all higher-end offerings from this brand, the build quality on the T10 is excellent. It’s made from a standard MDF with a vinyl cover, and features internal damping and heat sink, as well as integrated rubber feet. Overall, it’s a sturdy chunk of equipment, with a decent size (it’s 15.75” tall and deep, with a width of 12.6”) and a reassuringly heavy weight of around 40lbs. It also comes with plenty of I/O connection options. You have two balanced XLR, two balanced 1/4” TRS, and two unbalanced RCA inputs. Outputs are just as extensive, with two balanced XLR, two balanced 1/4” TRS, and a further balanced XLR for connecting to a second subwoofer.