ADAM Audio Released New PRO Series Subwoofers
The company introduced the Sub8 PRO and Sub10 PRO models alongside a new software platform for professional calibration.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Remote Work
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ADAM Audio has launched its latest professional-grade subwoofers, the Sub8 PRO and Sub10 PRO, designed for precision low-frequency output. The rollout coincides with the release of ADAM Control, a new software platform that facilitates advanced system calibration.
Why it matters
The introduction of the PRO series subwoofers provides audio professionals with enhanced digital signal processing and connectivity options. The move to a new control platform aims to streamline the calibration workflow for users integrated into modern production environments.
The Sub8 PRO features an eight-inch driver while the Sub10 PRO utilizes a ten-inch driver, with both supporting AES3 digital inputs at 24-bit/96kHz depth. Customers can access a 60-day trial of SoundID Reference software and a 25% discount on a license.
The players
ADAM Audio
This professional audio equipment manufacturer specializes in high-end studio monitors and subwoofer systems for recording studios and broadcast facilities.
The details
The new subwoofers utilize fibre-reinforced paper cones and elasticated rubber surrounds to effectively manage driver excursion during high-output performance. Users can perform manual calibration directly through the new ADAM Control software or via integrated SoundID Reference tools.
Timeline
October 8, 2026: ADAM Audio officially released the Sub8 PRO, Sub10 PRO, and the ADAM Control software.
Market Landscape
This release continues the shift toward software-defined hardware where calibration and signal management are centralized through digital interfaces rather than physical controls. By replacing the A Control software with ADAM Control, the company is standardizing its ecosystem for professional users.
The transition to the new ADAM Control software requires existing users to update their workflow management systems to maintain hardware integration. Shoppers should note that the new subwoofers are priced at $1199.99 and $1499.99 respectively, with available discounts on third-party reference software.
The takeaway
Prospective buyers should evaluate whether the 24-bit/96kHz digital connectivity aligns with their current studio signal chain. Utilizing the 60-day trial for calibration software can help users determine if the new system meets their specific acoustic requirements before committing to a license purchase.
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