Subwoofers | Subwoofer Speakers For Studios

Notes: Intended for serious personal studios and professional music-production environments, the Erisr Pro Sub 10 helps you take charge of the low-frequency foundation of your mix. An ideal companion to Eris Pro- and Eris Studio-series reference monitors, the Eris Pro Sub 10 complements full-range monitors without overshadowing them and extends the reach of your full-range system's low end with a natural sound.

Powerful and musical, the PreSonusr Eris Pro Sub 10 active, front-firing studio subwoofer is designed to deliver fast and accurate transient response, extending low frequencies down to 20 Hz, allowing you to hear the full-spectrum range of your mix. Driven by 170W (RMS) Class AB amplification, the Eris Pro Sub 10's 10-inch, glass-composite, low-frequency driver delivers tight, responsive sub-bass, thanks to its lightweight and rigid cone. This design provides lower distortion than other materials for sub-bass reproduction that's as coherent and clear as your full-range monitors.

Extensive user controls include input gain, continuously variable lowpass filter for creating a seamless crossover transition, and a switchable highpass filter that removes content below 80 Hz from the full-range signal sent to the monitors. A continuously variable lowpass filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz) allows you to create a seamless crossover transition between the full-range studio monitors and subwoofer for the most accurate listening environment possible.

Features

10-inch, front-firing, glass-composite, low-frequency transducer
Front-firing, bass-reflex acoustic port
Continuously variable lowpass filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz) sets the upper frequency reproduced by the subwoofer
Switchable highpass filter removes frequency content below 80 Hz from the full-range subwoofer outputs to the main monitors
Momentary footswitch (included) bypasses the subwoofer, highpass filter, and Sub Out
Input gain control (-30 dB to +6 dB, continuously variable), polarity invert switch, and ground-lift switch
170 watt (RMS), Class AB amplification for up to 113 dB SPL, with a frequency response of 20 to 200 Hz
Left and right, balanced XLR and 14-inch TRS and unbalanced RCA main inputs
Left and right balanced XLR and 14-inch TRS outputs and XLR subwoofer output for connecting a second Eris Pro Sub 10

Versatile connectivity

Erisr Pro Sub 10 subwoofers provide the connections needed to act as the central hub for a basic monitoring setup, including left and right balanced XLR and 14-inch TRS and unbalanced RCA main inputs. Connect full-range monitors with left and right balanced XLR or 14-inch TRS outputs. An XLR subwoofer output lets you connect a second Pro Sub 10.

Seamless system integration

The Erisr Pro Sub 10 integrates seamlessly with your full-range monitors. A variable lowpass filter sets the upper (crossover) frequency reproduced by the subwoofer. A switchable highpass filter on the full-range outputs helps avoid frequency cancellation and reinforcement in the subwoofer's upper range, while a polarity-invert function ensures your system is in phase. A momentary footswitch (included) makes it easy to compare your mix with or without sub-bass frequencies.

Electronics
Voltage: 220-240V UK
Wattage: 250W Peak, 170W RMS

Performance
Peak SPL: 113 dB (@ 1 Meter)

Cabinet material: Vinyl-Laminated, Medium-Density Fiberboard
Audio controls: Input Gain Range: -30 to +6 dB Low Pass Filter Control: 50 Hz to 130 Hz
Audio switches: Polarity Switch: 0 degrees or 180 degrees Ground Lift Switch: On/Off High Pass Filter Switch: On/Off Bypass Footswitch: On/Off
Monitor inputs: 2- Balanced XLR, 2- Balanced 1/4" TRS, 2- Unbalanced RCA
Power amplifier type: Class AB

Dimensions: 15.70 x 12.60 x 16.00 in
Weight: 37.00 lbs
Depth: 16" (40.6 cm)
Height: 15.75" (40 cm)
Width: 12.6" (32 cm)

Accessories
1-Button Footswitch Included

Notes: Adding a subwoofer to full-range speakers enables you to hear the low-frequency foundation of your mix more accurately so you can make better-informed decisions and create more translatable mixes. The surprisingly loud, 100 watt Erisr Sub 8BT drops down to a molar-rattling 30 Hz, so you'll hear the full sonic spectrum and produce better mixes. For EDM and hip-hop producers, in particular, a subwoofer is a must-have.

Although compatible with a variety of full-range studio monitors, the Eris Sub 8BT compact studio subwoofer was designed to complement the voicing and frequency response of the full range of compact Eris studio monitors, from the ultra-affordable Eris 3.5 to the Eris Studio 5.

The first PreSonus studio subwoofer to offer Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connectivity, the Eris Sub 8BT provides flexible wired connection options, as well, making it easy to add it to just about any monitoring setup. Onboard controls let you effortlessly create a 2.1 monitoring system and tune it to your room. Highpass filter and lowpass filter (crossover) controls ensure the Eris Sub 8BT starts working at the precise frequency where your main monitors stop, avoiding the flabby, smudged, low-end mess that occurs without a crossover.

Add a PreSonus Eris Sub 8BT subwoofer to your compact full-range system and hear, with precision accuracy, the powerful low-frequency sound you've been missing.

Features

8-inch composite low-frequency driver
Bluetooth 5.0 wireless audio stereo input
50W RMS, Class AB power amplifier
30 Hz to 200 Hz frequency response
100 dB SPL (Peak, @ 1 meter)
Input gain control (-30 dB to +6 dB, continuously variable)
Continuously variable lowpass filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz)
Defeatable highpass filter removes frequency content below 80 Hz from the full-range signal sent from the Erisr Sub 8BT outputs to the main speakers
Left and right, balanced 14-inch TRS and unbalanced RCA main inputs
Left and right, balanced 14-inch TRS and unbalanced RCA pass-through outputs for connecting satellite speakers
Polarity invert switch
Protection: RF interference, output-current limiting, over-temperature, turn-on/off transient, subsonic filter
Power Saver mode (engages after 40 minutes)

Built for your room.

Thanks to flexible configuration and I/O options, you can configure the Erisr Sub 8BT exactly to your mixing and listening needs. Connect existing monitors via 14-inch TRS or RCA cables, set the input level to your liking, and even invert the polarity. Pair a mobile device via Bluetoothr 5.0 wireless technology to quickly listen to a reference mix.

Specs

Electronics
Voltage: 220-240V UK
Wattage:100 Watts

Performance
Peak SPL: 100 dB (@ 1 meter)

Hardware
Cabinet material: Vinyl-Laminated, Medium-Density Fiberboard
Audio controls: Volume Range (-30 dB to +6 dB) High Pass Filter (80 Hz @ -12 dB / octave) Low Pass Filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz, continuously variable) Polarity (0 degrees or 180 degrees)
Monitor inputs: 2 X Balanced 1/4" TRS, 2 x Unbalanced RCA
Power amplifier type: Class AB

Measurements
Dimensions: 11.70x9.80x12.70 in

Product depth: 12.7" (32.3 cm)
Product height: 11.77" (299 mm)
Product width: 9.8" (25.0 cm)

Notes: The Eris Sub8 is the first subwoofer to join the lauded and best-selling Eris studio monitor line. This product was named Eris because it's been designed from the ground up to be part of the family; it compliments the voicing and frequency response of the modern Eris classics. Of course, they'll play nice with other monitors, too, but if you've got a pair of Eris in your home or studio already, the Eris Sub8 is the single best subwoofer you can get to put a little boom in your room.

The surprisingly loud 100-Watt Eris Sub8 drops down to a molar-rattling 30Hz- a full 50Hz below the Eris 3.5s. This allows you to both rock harder and produce better mixes, as you'll be hearing an accurate representation of your work. For EDM and hip-hop producers in particular, a sub is a must-have. The Eris Sub8 lets you naturally extend the reach of your Eris E3.5 or E4.5 monitors in a manner appropriate to smaller rooms; exactly where these monitors excel.

Thanks to robust configuration and I/O, you'll be able to tailor your Eris Sub8 configuration exactly to your mixing and listening needs. You can connect your existing monitors via 1/4" TRS or RCA, set the input level to your liking, and even invert the polarity. Most importantly, you get a High Pass Filter and a Low Pass Crossover control that ensures your Eris Sub8 starts working at the precise low-frequency point where your main monitors stop working. This makes sure you avoid the flubbery, smudged, low-end mess that one hears in redundant, duplicate, redundant bass reproduction that occurs without a crossover.

While the Sub8 has been designed to compliment our smaller-form Eris media reference monitors, gamers, partiers, and movie buffs alike still all enjoy some room-rattle now and again. So rest easy knowing that the Eris Sub8s will upgrade the performance of any powered speaker configuration in a home theatre or gaming rig.

When you hear the low-frequency foundation of your mix accurately, you can make more informed decisions and create more translatable mixes. You'll also have more fun.

Inputs:
2- Balanced 1/4" TRS

2- Unbalanced RCA

Outputs
2- Balanced 1/4" TRS (full range with 80 Hz HPF option)

2- Unbalanced RCA (full range with 80 Hz HPF option)

Performance:
Frequency Response: 30 Hz - 200 Hz
Low Pass Filter Frequency: 50 - 130 Hz (variable)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >95 dB (A weighted)
THD: 0.05%
Amplifier Power: 100W peak, 50W RMS
Power Consumption: 100W
Amplifier Type: Class AB
Peak SPL at 1m: 113 dB
Woofer: 8" paper-composite with high-elasticity rubber surround, front-firing
Acoustic Port: Front-firing bass reflex

User Controls:
Input Gain Range: -30 to +6 dB
Polarity Switch: 0- or 180-
Low Pass Filter Control:50 Hz to 130 Hz
High Pass Filter Switch: 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 or 220-240V ~50/60 Hz

Cabinet:
Vinyl-laminated MDF

Physical:
Width: 9.8" (250 mm)
Depth: 12.75" (324 mm)
Height: 11.6" (295 mm)
Weight: 16.3 lbs (7.4 kg)

Notes: ***B-STOCK: Box opened, product in perfect working order***


The Eris Sub8 is the first subwoofer to join the lauded and best-selling Eris studio monitor line. This product was named Eris because it's been designed from the ground up to be part of the family; it compliments the voicing and frequency response of the modern Eris classics. Of course, they'll play nice with other monitors, too, but if you've got a pair of Eris in your home or studio already, the Eris Sub8 is the single best subwoofer you can get to put a little boom in your room.

The surprisingly loud 100-Watt Eris Sub8 drops down to a molar-rattling 30Hz- a full 50Hz below the Eris 3.5s. This allows you to both rock harder and produce better mixes, as you'll be hearing an accurate representation of your work. For EDM and hip-hop producers in particular, a sub is a must-have. The Eris Sub8 lets you naturally extend the reach of your Eris E3.5 or E4.5 monitors in a manner appropriate to smaller rooms; exactly where these monitors excel.

Thanks to robust configuration and I/O, you'll be able to tailor your Eris Sub8 configuration exactly to your mixing and listening needs. You can connect your existing monitors via 1/4" TRS or RCA, set the input level to your liking, and even invert the polarity. Most importantly, you get a High Pass Filter and a Low Pass Crossover control that ensures your Eris Sub8 starts working at the precise low-frequency point where your main monitors stop working. This makes sure you avoid the flubbery, smudged, low-end mess that one hears in redundant, duplicate, redundant bass reproduction that occurs without a crossover.

While the Sub8 has been designed to compliment our smaller-form Eris media reference monitors, gamers, partiers, and movie buffs alike still all enjoy some room-rattle now and again. So rest easy knowing that the Eris Sub8s will upgrade the performance of any powered speaker configuration in a home theatre or gaming rig.

When you hear the low-frequency foundation of your mix accurately, you can make more informed decisions and create more translatable mixes. You'll also have more fun.

Inputs:
2- Balanced 1/4" TRS

2- Unbalanced RCA

Outputs
2- Balanced 1/4" TRS (full range with 80 Hz HPF option)

2- Unbalanced RCA (full range with 80 Hz HPF option)

Performance:
Frequency Response: 30 Hz - 200 Hz
Low Pass Filter Frequency: 50 - 130 Hz (variable)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >95 dB (A weighted)
THD: 0.05%
Amplifier Power: 100W peak, 50W RMS
Power Consumption: 100W
Amplifier Type: Class AB
Peak SPL at 1m: 113 dB
Woofer: 8" paper-composite with high-elasticity rubber surround, front-firing
Acoustic Port: Front-firing bass reflex

User Controls:
Input Gain Range: -30 to +6 dB
Polarity Switch: 0- or 180-
Low Pass Filter Control:50 Hz to 130 Hz
High Pass Filter Switch: 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 or 220-240V ~50/60 Hz

Cabinet:
Vinyl-laminated MDF

Physical:
Width: 9.8" (250 mm)
Depth: 12.75" (324 mm)
Height: 11.6" (295 mm)
Weight: 16.3 lbs (7.4 kg)

Notes: Great value sub from one of the rising brands in the studio monitor market. 10-inch speaker design reproduces frequencies all the way down to 20 Hz for precise monitoring of bass.

Supplier's notes:
To hear what's really going on at the bottom of your mixes, you need a subwoofer that speaks the truth. The Temblor T10 lets you take charge of the low-frequency foundation of your mix with a combination of quality components and design, plenty of inputs and outputs, and extensive user controls not normally available in this price range.

An ideal companion to Eris and Sceptre active reference monitors, the T10 complements full-range monitors without overshadowing them, extending the reach of your full-range system's low end with a musical and natural approach.
Powerful and musical, Temblor features high-quality components and design that enable it to deliver fast and accurate transient response, extending low frequencies without a hint of "tubbiness" or overshoot.

The Temblor T10 is an active subwoofer with a 10-inch glass-composite driver, built-in crossover, high-temperature voice coil, and damped rubber surround. Its cabinet features a front-firing, bass-reflex acoustic port and optimized, resonance-suppressing internal bracing. The enclosure has integrated rubber feet for stable placement.

In addition to outstanding accuracy and a frequency response that ranges from 20 Hz to 130 Hz, this combination of features enables the subwoofer to produce higher volume - up to 113 dB SPL - with less power than a sealed-box design. But make no mistake; the T10 has plenty of juice: 250 watts of Class AB power.

The result is a subwoofer that delivers accurate, tight low end and outperforms subs costing far more. With Temblor T10, you hear what the foundation of your mix really sounds like so you can produce your best mix from top to bottom.

The T10 provides more user controls than any other subwoofer in its class, enabling seamless integration into your listening environment.

The Temblor T10's extensive user controls include input gain (-30 dB to +6 dB, continuously variable) and a continuously variable low-pass filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz) that let you create a seamless crossover transition between your full-range studio monitors and subwoofer for a more accurate listening environment.

A switchable high-pass filter removes frequency content below 80 Hz from the full-range signal sent from the T10 outputs to the main monitors, avoiding destructive cancellation and reinforcement in the T10's upper range.
The result is a subwoofer that can be adjusted to perfectly complement not only our Sceptre CoActual and Eris active studio monitors but virtually any studio monitor.

The T10 also features a momentary footswitch (included) that bypasses the subwoofer, high-pass filter, and Sub Out. This allows your audio source signal to pass directly through the Temblor T10 to the full-range studio monitors, making comparing your mix with or without sub frequencies quick and easy. This helps to ensure your mix will sound good on a wide variety of systems.

Of course, we didn't forget the "small things" that can make a big difference: polarity invert and a ground-lift switch.

No other subwoofer anywhere close to the Temblor T10's price range offers a comparable selection of inputs and outputs.

The Temblor T10 provides a choice of three input pairs: two sets of balanced inputs (XLR and 1/4" TRS) and one pair of RCA unbalanced inputs. Pairs of inputs are provided in order to accept a stereo signal from your audio source.
When both of the balanced connections are in use, the TRS inputs will take precedence over the XLR inputs. The RCA inputs will sum into either balanced connection.

You get two pairs of balanced outputs: XLR and 1/4" TRS. The full-range signal connected to the stereo inputs on the T10 is passed through to these outputs so you can connect them to your main left and right studio monitors. If the High Pass Filter switch is engaged, frequencies below 80 Hz are not sent from these outputs.

The T10 also has a balanced XLR output that sends the low-frequency signal from the low-pass filter to a second Temblor T10 for the ultimate in smooth low end.

Notes: To hear what's really going on at the bottom of your mixes, you need a subwoofer that speaks the truth. The Temblor T8 lets you take charge of the low-frequency foundation of your mix with a combination of quality components and design, plenty of inputs and outputs, and extensive user controls not normally available in this price range.

An ideal companion to Eris and Sceptre active reference monitors and Ceres BT-series active speakers, Temblor-series subwoofers complement full-range monitors without overshadowing them, extending the reach of your full-range system's low end with a musical and natural approach.
Powerful and musical, Temblor features high-quality components and design that enable it to deliver fast and accurate transient response, extending low frequencies without a hint of "tubbiness" or overshoot.
Suitable for personal studios, gaming, audiophiles, and home theaters, the T8 uses a downward-firing, 8" glass-composite driver with high-density rubber surround and a round, rear-firing bass-reflex acoustic port. Its 200W Class AB amplifier (100W RMS) delivers up to 104 dB SPL, with a frequency response of 30 Hz to 300 Hz.
When you choose the T8, you'll have a subwoofer that delivers accurate, smooth tight low end and outperforms subs costing far more. With Temblor, you hear what the foundation of your mix really sounds like so you can produce your best mix from top to bottom.

The T8 provides more user controls than any other subwoofer in it's class, enabling seamless integration into your listening environment.

The Temblor's extensive user controls include input gain (-30 dB to +6 dB, continuously variable) and a continuously variable lowpass filter (50 Hz to 130 Hz) that let you create a seamless crossover transition between your full-range studio monitors and subwoofer for a more accurate listening environment.
A switchable highpass filter removes frequency content below 80 Hz from the full-range signal sent from the Temblor's outputs to the main monitors, avoiding destructive cancellation and reinforcement in the subwoofer's upper range.
The result is a subwoofer that can be adjusted to perfectly complement not only our Sceptre CoActual, Eris, and Ceres BT active studio monitors but virtually any studio monitor.
Of course, we didn't forget the "small things" that can make a big difference: The T8 has a polarity invert feature.

No other subwoofer anywhere close to the Temblor's price range offers a comparable selection of inputs and outputs.

The T8 provides two sets of inputs: left and right, balanced 1/4" TRS and unbalanced RCA main inputs. This enables it to pair well with PreSonus' Ceres BT-series active speakers and home-stereo speakers, as well as personal-studio systems.
Similarly, the T8 offers left and right balanced 1/4" TRS and unbalanced RCA pass-through outputs for connecting satellite speakers.
So if you want a system with XLR connections or want to use two subwoofers, go with the T10. If you are using your subwoofer with a home stereo or home theater system or a smaller studio system that does not require XLRs or two subwoofers, consider the T8.