The Really-Mini-Tremor delivers serious low-end punch for DJs, bands, and venues that need compact bass reinforcement without sacrificing power. This powered 10" subwoofer fits where larger subs can't, making it ideal for mobile setups and space-constrained installations.

Built around a robust 10" woofer with a 50 oz magnet and 2" voice coil, the Really-Mini-Tremor produces deep bass down to 50 Hz. The built-in 250-watt RMS Class D amplifier (500 watts peak) delivers enough output to support small to medium venues while maintaining the compact footprint that mobile performers demand.

The frequency response spans 50 Hz to 300 Hz, with an adjustable low-pass filter from 40 Hz to 150 Hz for precise system tuning. At 8 ohms nominal impedance, it integrates easily with existing PA systems. The polarity switch and volume control provide additional flexibility for different room acoustics and system configurations.

Perfect for club gigs, wedding receptions, church services, and outdoor events serving up to 150 people. The Really-Mini-Tremor handles both DJ setups requiring tight, punchy bass and live band applications where vocal clarity needs low-frequency support without mud.

Dual XLR combo inputs and male XLR outputs support daisy-chaining multiple units or linking to full-range speakers. The integrated pole mount accepts standard satellite speakers for complete PA coverage.

Each cabinet weighs just 27 pounds in a durable 5/8" plywood enclosure with black carpet covering and recessed handles. Ships with full manufacturer warranty and Seismic Audio's reliable support.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venue can the Really-Mini-Tremor handle?

This powered 10" subwoofer works best for venues up to 150 people, including small clubs, church sanctuaries, wedding receptions, and outdoor events. The 250-watt RMS output provides sufficient low-end reinforcement for intimate settings where larger subs would overpower the space. For larger venues, consider daisy-chaining multiple units or upgrading to a 12" or 15" subwoofer.

Do I need this subwoofer with my existing PA speakers?

Most full-range PA speakers roll off around 60-80 Hz, missing the deep bass frequencies that add punch to music and support for male vocals. The Really-Mini-Tremor extends your system's response down to 50 Hz, filling in those missing low frequencies. If your current speakers sound thin or lack impact, especially with recorded music, adding this subwoofer will provide noticeable improvement.

What cables do I need to connect the Really-Mini-Tremor?

You'll need standard XLR cables to connect from your mixer or main speakers to the subwoofer's combo inputs. The unit includes both XLR and 1/4" inputs, so you can use either connector type. The male XLR output lets you daisy-chain to additional subs or send the signal to your main speakers, creating a simple series connection.

How does the adjustable low-pass filter work?

The low-pass filter control lets you set the crossover point between 40 Hz and 150 Hz, determining which frequencies the subwoofer reproduces. Set it lower (around 80 Hz) when paired with full-range speakers that have decent bass response. Set it higher (120-150 Hz) when using smaller satellite speakers that need more low-mid support. The polarity switch helps eliminate phase cancellation when integrating with your main speakers.

Can I use multiple Really-Mini-Tremor subwoofers together?

Yes, the Really-Mini-Tremor supports daisy-chaining through its XLR input/output connections. Connect your mixer output to the first sub, then run an XLR cable from its output to the input of the second sub. This setup doubles your bass output while maintaining simple cable routing. Multiple subs also help distribute bass more evenly across your venue.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov