Yes it was my dirty little secret until the rest of the domestic users cottoned on that these are mighty fine HiFi speakers bar none! The Adam T10S represents an affordable yet efficient way to open up your low end frequencies for a project or home studio. Furthermore, given the frequencies involved, the formation of standing waves as well as waves that overlap in total or partial counterphase and still trigger unwanted vibrations, are always lurking.

UK LTD is the broker and not the lender and only offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance. It has the low-end rumble--the stuff you can't hear but feel-- as well as a decent sound on the audible bass.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The stereo imaging is amazing and you can hear more detail in your mixes that previously went un-noticed. With sleek design elements and dynamics tailored for the Adam Audio T Series, it's a compact solution for anyone with a pair of the Adam Audio T5V or T7V monitors.

However, once the system is set up (in the manual there are also some tips), the satisfaction will come. If you need to put it on a side wall, then try the listening test with the polarity switch in both settings to see which gives the smoothest crossover with the main speakers. Just the right amount of oomph to add to my Yamaha HS7's; standby feature is useful, albeit a bit annoying at times as you have to wait 2-3 seconds for it to power up when it "hears" a signal coming through. The T10S is a professional active subwoofer, designed to complement the speakers of the T series and not only, in fact, as you can easily guess, it allows you to extend the low frequencies of any nearfield studio monitor, taking charge of it.The T10S is beautifully transparent and helps basses to form a strong base for your mix thanks to its 130 watt Class D amplifier. The frequency response, also considering the design choices, is dedicated to the correct reproduction of the first octaves of the spectrum.