So happy you're enjoying it!

Sonarworks is awesome, it has really helped in my setup and can't image listening, mixing etc. without it now.

A sub7 won't provide full range sound. You're missing most of the content below 30Hz, even with room gain.

mohamedahmed1023 read carefully again „fairly small room“ - if you put in more than this like 18Hz or whatever it will destroy the rest of the frequencies ..

@@dot.initial depends on what you call a small room. It won't destroy the other frequencies- you're referring to excessive room gain and room boominess caused by resonances/ slow decay times. I have two 12" subs in a 15' x 12" bedroom. They were easy to integrate with some good placement and digital room correction. Unless the room is the size of a small guest room, you can fit a full range sub.

Thank you for watching!

Totally agree - was still deciding which way to invest in my next step for monitors. These video's have sealed that away absolutely. Really built on my already strong faith in Adam!

Scout Thanks for choosing ADAM Audio! We know they'll treat you well for years to come 👍

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Hi. I have a Kawai NV10S hybrid grand piano. Kawai claim that the speakers inside are top notch. However, through the headphones (DT 990 Pro) frankly I forget that I'm wearing them, the instrument sounds and behaves exactly like the real thing. Through the speakers it's a much less pleasant experience and the piano often sounds not very realistic/convincing. I'm working on some potential solutions and one of them would involve getting your T5V + T10S bundle. I have ZERO experience with any of this stuff, I simply want my piano to sound much better, so I need your advice. My question is: 1) in your experience of top end digital piano speakers/speaker systems, would getting the mentioned ADAM bundle improve my situation? Or would I have to go for some of your far more expensive products to notice any difference? 2) Using external monitor speakers is it even possible to create/maintain the illusion that the sound is coming from the instrument as if it's an acoustic piano, just as I get now from speakers that are built into the instrument (yes, the quality of the sound might be poor, but it does basically sound like it's coming from the piano in the usual way sound comes out of an acoustic piano)? 3) does the mentioned speaker bundle cover the full frequency range of a concert grand piano, even in the base (which is where I find my piano speakers lacking the most, even though specs say that it has an 8 inch woofer)? 4) the back of my piano is about 60-70 cms away from the wall. Is that enough space to put these 3 speakers into behind the piano, or would this be a problem/seriously degrade the sound? 5) if I buy this bundle, do you have tutorials, or perhaps you could suggest the correct way to set the speakers up behind my piano (physical positioning etc.)? 6) related to 5, would I need to buy stands for the T5Vs? Thank you!

They want to make sure people get the most out of the product they buy, and audio is a very confusing topic! You can tell that they're passionate about their product!

Hi Gavin! Thank you for watching! 🔥

We are so glad to hear that 🙏 Let us know how it worked out when you set everything up. Have a great day!

So happy you're enjoying your 2.1 system!

Hi Tilen! Very happy to hear that!

Hi Joe! Great choice and thank you so much for choosing ADAMs. We hope they'll serve you well. Don't forget to register your speakers in our MyADAM user section to profit from an extended warranty and free plugins! 🔥

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Already registered! But thanks for the reminder.

We're so happy you're enjoying the Sub12! Thanks for watching 👍

@@ADAMAudioBerlin is the sub 12 okay to pair with the A77X? I am contemplating getting a sub 12 but not sure if that’s the wrong thing to do and will compromise the sound quality as opposed to getting the sub 15...?

Hi there! A Sub12 is a great fit for the A77X even though you're not going to be able to match the max. SPL. If you want them to match perfectly you should go with the Sub15. Have a great day!

So happy you're enjoying it!

I bet they sound great but are they flat and precise for the purpose of MAKING music?

Well, that's what they're made for :-) If you get the chance, we always recommend to have a listen for yourself at one of our authorized dealers.

Thank you for watching 🙌 We appreciate the kind words! For the A3X, we recommend pairing with the Sub7, as it is SPL-matched and specifically designed to complement the smaller monitors, as you mentioned!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin The fact that you didn't try to up-sell your product to the sub8 shows how much you care about the end results! Please keep doing what you're doing!

Thanks for the kind words, Alex 😊 And if there are any questions or topics you'd like us to cover in the future, please let us know!

This is a great video topic, we'll keep it in mind!

Absolutely!

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Hi LouAnn! That's true. Here we're referring to matching the max. SPL of both speaker and subwoofer. So both will be able to output the same volume, which will not be the case if you couple two S2Vs with a Sub8. You can match the SPL but on lower volumes. Hope that helps! :)

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Thank you for the clarification and for making such amazing videos to match your amazing monitors!

That's going to be an awesome upgrade! You'll have to let us know what you think 🔥

Thanks for watching!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin I watched all your recent video, really appreciate you're covering topic far beyond your product promotions, I think a great topic which would deserve dedicated coverage is harmonic distorion and noise to floor ratio, perhaps also in relation to input gain, speaker design, cone dimensions etc..

Hi this is a great question! The T10s on its own would be very underpowered with the A7Xs, so in that scenario, we typically suggest getting dual T10s subwoofers to match, but it can be quite un-ergonomic in many smaller spaces, so for this scenario (and the very valid reasons you mentioned above) we would suggest the Sub8 as it can be a great match with the A7Xs even if it's not 'perfectly' matched with the SPL. Thanks for watching!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin interesting thanks! Yes I guess driver size isn't everything, I notice the sub8 is 240w despite being just 8.5in, as well as the other advantages like front controls and crossover dial instead of switches. Nice to see more budget friendly options like the t10s from Adam though!

Hi CRASS2047, you can control the volume changes and crossover frequency without having to leave your listening position.

Hi! Great question... The Sub8 would be a great option there as it would significantly extend the low-end along with being very close in terms of SPL. Mixing brands does not matter and it would add quite a bit of depth to your monitoring. Hope that helps!

Hi @JuntaeKim, thanks for your message! This depends on your specific needs, your projects and the studio you´re working in and cannot be generalized. Please reach out to our support, where we will happily assist you and find a customized solution for you: support.adam-audio.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new All the best and greetings from Berlin!

Hi Lee thanks for watching. The Sub8 should be a great option. Ideally the Sub10 matches best with the A7X, but that may be a bit overkill for a small room. Hope that helps!

Hi there! The Sub8 is definitely a great choice for the T7Vs. Make sure to also check out the T10S that was specifically designed to fit the T Series speakers. Have a great day!

Hi Israel, the speakers do not come with XLR-cables.

Hi @gabbajon5654! For detailed questions regarding this topic, feel free to reach out to our support team: support.adam-audio.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new We will happily answer all your questions there. All the best and greetings from Berlin!

Hi Stephen, it should work very well. And concerning the larger studio: You'll have to trust your ears on this one. It's really hard to predict the performance of speakers/sub when you don't know the exact proportions and limitations of the room. Have a great day!

Hi Maciej! Yes, the Sub7 works perfectly well instead.

Hi star, thank you for your honest feedback! I will definitely forward it to our R&D team. Have a great day!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Thank you ADAM Audio for your reply. So what would you (or anyone with experience with this) recommend, for those of us wanting bypass functionality on a Sub10, for the reasons that Stephan concisely presents in the video. Of course upgrading to an audio interface with multiple outputs is one avenue, but again, that doesn’t allow for crossover functionality. Is there a recommended external hardware switching device that can essentially perform the function of a bypass footswitch? i.e. switch between only satellite monitors operating at full frequency response, to monitors + sub arrangement in which frequency is divided between sub and monitors at the chosen crossover frequency? Or, are people using Sub10 with A7X on different output channels, no crossover, and happy with the results? Thanks.

Hi Jesper! So glad to hear that your P11As have and are serving you well for such a long time :) The Sub10 or Sub12 will be great matches for them! It just depends on your needs, but both will work great!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin thank you so much! I'll be sure to audition both.

Hey there, if you wish for personalized consulting regarding a new set of speakers, feel free to reach out to our support team here: support.adam-audio.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new We will gladly help you to find the best solution for your specific needs. All the best and greetings from Berlin!

Hi Shay! You can compare your P33A with their successors (the A77H in your case). The recommended Subwoofer would be the Sub15. You can check this video out, where we talk about the benefits of adding a sub ;) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e6ehbLCY0Z6pl2w.html

Hi yes that would be a great upgrade and would work wonderfully in that room!

Hi @anoniem9593! Thanks for your question, feel free to reach out to our support team here: support.adam-audio.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new We'll work swiftly to find the best solution for you. All the best and greetings from Berlin!

Sub 2100 😍

@@ADAMAudioBerlin I love u guys. Adam Audio is heaven on earth !!

Hi @leejwa6839! Thanks for your interest in our products! Please reach out to our support team via the following link: support.adam-audio.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new We will happily assist you there and find a customized solution that fits best for your specific needs. All the best and greetings from Berlin!

Hi Cem! The T10S is part of the T Series. For the A7 model (predecessor to AX Series), we would recommend Subs that would match better with this series, which would be, for example, the Sub7 or Sub8 or Sub10 MK2.

Hi sudexro! Pairing a Sub8 with A8Hs does not make sense. The A8Hs already have 8" woofers. The A8Hs would work perfectly without a sub, but if you need more low frequencies, the ideal sub would be the Sub15.

Hi there, The Sub8 is designed for smaller rooms up to 20 square meters. It is an ideal match for the ADAM Audio A Series like the A77H and goes down to 28 Hz. Also, the Sub7 has been designed to complement smaller monitors such as the AX Series or A Series down to 32 Hz. The Sub10 MK2 is a powerful subwoofer designed to extend the low frequency capabilities of any near or midfield monitoring system down to 25Hz.

Hi Joseph, great question. If you choose to route the signal of your monitors through the sub, you only have to set up the cut in the subwoofer. There will be no loss of audio quality if you choose to connect the monitors through the subwoofer. Hope that helps. All the best! :)

@@ADAMAudioBerlin thank you guys so much! ❤

Hi John! It definitely would. On the one hand, you would hear deeper bass, but also because the woofers of the T7V can take care of the mid frequencies and leave the bass to the T10S. The T10S is designed to work perfectly with the monitors of the T-Series. Keep in mind, that some acoustic treatment would also benefit your room acoustic. Especially the low end is difficult to handle. We would recommend bass traps in the corners if possible in your setup. Let us know if you have any further questions. All the best, Daniel.

Hi there! There are a few differences in the specs on paper, but they are pretty close! The T10S reaches a few Hz lower (28 Hz vs. 34 Hz). The T10S also has less amp power, but plays just as loud (104 dB SPL). Besides that, the T10S is made for critical listening in a home studio environment, whereas the Kube is a Hifi product, so it really depends on your use case. We hope that helps!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Thanks a lot for the reply! So the main difference for me is in the AMP as i can read. I do not crank the speakers up a lot (maybe around 90 db). So i think the T10S will provide me a good overall 'full' sound i guess.

Hi J Alex! One subwoofer will be sufficient for the majority of use cases. For your setup, we'd recommend the ADAM Audio T10S subwoofer as it is designed to match the sound characteristics of the T5Vs.

@@ADAMAudioBerlin brilliant thank you

Hi Barnes! Yes, it does. Different materials have different ways they reflect/absorb frequencies. We recommend not only choosing the right floor material but also treating your whole studio.

@@ADAMAudioBerlin ok, just had an email from Adam audio U.K. saying the opposite 😂 I have ordered an array of sound proofing from GIK Acoustics. The floor is hard wood....would you recommend I place the sub on a rug or straight onto the hard floor? Many thanks. Love Adam audio!!!

Hi ichthus! Yes, that's possible in general, but not with every subwoofer model of the product range. With the Sub10 mk2 or Sub12 for example, the 'SUB OUT' output allows you to daisy chain several subs. The Sub Level affects the output so that all subs in the chain can be leveled at once. I hope that answers your question! :)

Hi Andy! We will keep you updated if there will any plans for the future :) Stay tuned !

Hey Paul! Please reach out to our Support Team and don't hesitate to ask all the technical questions you might have. The Support Team will be the best people to ask and they will be very happy to help. You can send your question through the official form at the bottom of this page: www.adam-audio.com/en/support/ All the best, Salma.

Hi there! This really depends on many factors like the room you'd like to use the subwoofer in: How big is it, is it acoustically treated and what are the exact dimensions? Also headroom and your ability to hear play a role when it's about noticing such subtle differences. Have a great day!

Hi K! We recommend the sub10 or sub12 to match with the A7V monitors. :)

Hi TheChrisnab100! It really depends on your room and budget. :)

Hi Larry. We're so sorry to hear you're experiencing (that issue). Please reach out to our Support Team via our official support form at the bottom of this page: www.adam-audio.com/en/support/. Hopefully, we'll find a solution to your problem as soon as possible. Have a great day! All the best!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Rectified. Thank you!

Hey Denius! Please reach out to our Support Team and don't hesitate to ask all the technical questions you might have. The Support Team will be the best people to ask and they will be very happy to help. You can send your question through the official form at the bottom of this page: www.adam-audio.com/en/support/ All the best, Salma.

Hi Marc, we'd suggest the latest T10s subwoofer we released that pairs with our T5V & T7V monitors!

Hi Pablo! We recommend the T10S for our T Series and the Sub8 for setups with small A and S Series monitors. If you're budget is 4k and with your room size you can definitely look into the Sub10 or Sub12 in combination with the new A7V or the S2V. The S Series has digital inputs and more SPL if you are looking for that. It is also 100 % manufactured in our Berlin with the highest quality material. If you have any detailed technical questions you can also always reach out to our support. They can help you with that. You can send your question through the official form at the bottom of this page: www.adam-audio.com/en/support/ Here are some more information on our subwoofers: www.adam-audio.com/subwoofer/ All the best, Daniel.

Thank you so much for the info!

Anytime 👍

Hi @mandeepsingh-cl8me! You can definitely use the Sub10 and the T10s in combination with the A7Vs. If you'd like a personalized consulting regarding your specific setup, feel free to reach out to our support team here: support.adam-audio.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new All the best and greetings from Berlin!

We'd recommend the Sub7!

Hi! So excited for you... any keyboard pedal will work A-okay 👍

What about this? www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/099-4049-000--fender-single-button-on-off-footswitch

Hi @mikkel7381, the subwoofer would relieve the T5V from their "bass duties", allowing them to concentrate on reproducing the midrange (depending on the set crossover). This is a clear advantage in clarity over a two-way system speaker like the T8V. I hope this answers your question! greetings from Berlin :)

thanks

Hi! The Sub10 is the best pairing for the A7Xs as they are SPL matched for the most accurate low-end extension to your monitors.

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Will do! Many thanks!

It can be, but we suggest using the T8V on their own, or paired with one of our other subwoofers to make sure that there isn't a huge SPL discrepancy 👍

This is a good idea, but to give you an answer now, it doesn't matter much... as carpet can't help absorb that low of frequencies, nor can the hardwood 'diffuse' it as those frequencies are so omnidirectional and pass through both surfaces.

I was wondering a similar thing actually. I'm not entirely sure if should have the sub under my desk or above it in the centre [of my desk] on a short stand. I've seen some set ups with sub free standing on a set of wheels off to one side. I'm just not sure what's best and can't decide.

From what I've read (from people who at least seem to know a lot more than me😅), in a music studio, it is better to have hard wood floor instead of carpet because carpet absorbs high frequencies, but doesn't really help with low ones. The problem is that as you treat for the low frequencies, the high ones start to be over-treated making the room sound dead.

Yes it should be very accurate as long as your subwoofer is not hyping up the low-end in your studio. While subwoofers can add 'fun' bass, they are a tool that needs to be accurate for proper mixing decisions just like your monitors.

Hi Gregor! You could pair them with both subwoofers, but the T10S is intended to match ideally with the T Series. When you want to match a Sub with an AX Series (A5X) monitor we would recommend the Sub7 or Sub8. Even with the T10S going down to 28Hz and the Sub7 to 32Hz, we would think the Sub7 will be a better match.

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Thank you very much :D

Hi there. We'd suggest trying out your T8Vs before thinking about buying s subwoofer. However, expanding the output of lower frequencies is never a bad idea if you monitor lots of bass-heavy music. In this case our T10S is the perfect fit.

Hi Lenoire! We recommend using proper flight cases to don't damage the sub ;)

The T10s would be a great fit for the A3Xs as the SPL of both the monitors and the subwoofer are almost identical.

Hi there! Please, have a look at our video where we talk about subs: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h6llmZd737qnoGQ.html&ab_channel=ADAMAudio In addition, you could also check the product manufactured by Radial (Phazer).

Hi Derek, they will work a bit better with the A5X more than the A7X as the A7X has significantly more SPL. However with all of our AX & S Series models, we suggest pairing them with our full line of other subwoofers that are designed to SPL match to the monitors (like the A5X/Sub8 & the A7X/Sub10). Hope that helps!

Hi joelnaattori! You could use any interface with at least 2 outputs (balanced or unbalanced). We could recommend brands such as Focusrite, for example.

Hi Daniel, for most rooms the T8V won't need a subwoofer. The T10s is actually overpowered by the T8V and you will have a large difference in SPL. If you find that you still need a sub after working with them for quite some time, email us at usa-info@adam-audio.com or info@adam-audio.com and we can walk through with your room specs & studio setup what might be the best solution for you. Cheers 👍

ADAM Audio Thanks for your reply. I will email through my specific concerns if I have any future issues. So far T8Vs are amazing !

@@danielmok2438 We so happy you're enjoying them!

Hi Jose, we're sorry you're waiting so long for your new monitors. We encourage you to reach out to adam.sheppard@adam-audio.com who handles sales in the U.S. for details regarding Musician's Friend stock.

Hi VOEM! En este vídeo explicamos cómo calibrar los subwoofers con los monitores: bit.ly/3p5omul

@@ADAMAudioBerlin muchas gracias por la agilidad en contestar! Un saludo!

Keep up to date on all of our socials as every so often there is a competition for them!

Have you thought of using headphones? Have a look at our ADAM Audio SP-5 headphones. Have a great day!

Hi there! Unfortunately, the T10S doesn't come with a remote.

Sure thing, Parker! Do you have a budget that you can share with us? For starters we'd go with the T5Vs / T7Vs and our T10S subwoofer. Have a great day!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Yes! My budget for all 3 is around $1000 USD 😎 Please send me your recommendation!

Hi Emiel333! If you are happy and don't want to change your T7Vs, the T10S would be the perfect match for it. But if you are looking for an upgrade, the new A Series would be a great choice! All the best!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Hi Stephan! Thanks for the fast reply. An sich I’m happy with my T7Vs. I want to be able to judge the frequencies between 30 Hz And 80 Hz better when I’m working with music. I think the T10S is a great addition to my T7Vs. Also, like you mentioned in this video, I will have more headroom with the midrange frequencies and that’s very cool. So I can work all the way down to 28 Hz and up to 25 kHz if I buy an ADAM T10S. I’ve looked online and saw the T10S for a reasonable price tag! I will dive a bit deeper into this subject so I can make a decision soon. Thanks 🙏

Hi there! we recommend either the Sub10 or the Sub12 for the A7X ;)

@@ADAMAudioBerlin hey thank you I will look into them today

Hi! Depends on your room size, but we typically suggest T5V, T10s 2.1 system 👍

Hi Benjamin! Sub12 would be a good extension for the S3Hs, as well as the Sub15. ;)

@@ADAMAudioBerlin thx alot guys. Great support ;)

Did you get a sub? I’m looking at getting the same setup. And my studio is the same size (20m2)

@@sephgotthewaves8356 not yet. But i will let you know as soon as i get the sub. Ill start with the sub 12 and then try the sub 15 if its still lacking low end.

By the way im Benjamin just writing from my studio account ;)

Hi Karmaa, yes that should work! :)

@@ADAMAudioBerlin thank you and what about the ts10, what's the difference please

Hi! There are several differences: The T10S is able to output lower frequencies (down to 28Hz) but has only two options for the upper cut-off frequency (80Hz and 120Hz). In comparison, the Sub7 makes it possible to select the upper cut-off frequency between 50 to 150 Hz. By the way, the Sub7 also has a more compact size if that's relevant for you. Find more information on our website. Hope that helps!

@@ADAMAudioBerlin awesome thanks a lot

Hi Linas, for the A5Xs we recommend the Sub8. Have a great weekend! :)

@@ADAMAudioBerlin Thanks a lot!