That's a great photo of your band @Mr. Hoon ! You are true entertainers who once again proved, the show goes on! Congratulations on your success, in the face of disaster.Read More...

You can add two more by cable, @Jota Stroeter , using the line out jacks of each Bose S1 Pro to feed the next Bose S1 Pro.Read More...

Thanks very much ST appreciate your time replying to and answering all my queries I`ll try and go a bit above 11 when next using the L1 M2 my next investment will be an F1 sub – which I plan to get soon a small thing – when using the sub with speakers outside of the array of the Bose F1 line is it ok to have the Sub lying on its side on the ground (similar to how a B1 or B2 would be with the L1 model 2 ) or NOT recommended ? Thanks again JeromeRead More...

Hi StoneBose, Thank you for joining the Bose Portable PA Community. Welcome. Let me start with this. I can't think of why this would be useful unless you want a dry signal for talking between songs. You didn't mention a microphone. Congratulations on getting your T1. You can create an Aux mix (and make it dry, without effects) and send that to the house system. T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine Aux Output --∈∞ΘΞ Please click the picture for more details ΞΘ∞∋-- Use the T1 Master Output and send that...Read More...

I'm not familiar with the mixers you have, but I have the t1, the first version of the mixer. It's an amazing sound card, great EQ, tone match settings for mics, and for Dj play back. Small foot print, lighted buttons. The t4 has more inputs and outputs.Read More...

Hi I have an Li Compact & a friend also bought one. When we linked them (T4 into L1 Compact. Then L1 Compact output into L1 Compact input). We also had a hum. It was so bad that the system was unusable. I read up on “Hum” problems & found the following suggestions: 1) Use at least a 15 foot TRS lead between the L1 Compacts & keep them 15 foot apart. 2) Plug everything into the same power chord. We used an extension lead with multiple outlets. 3) Keep everything away from the...Read More...

Hi FSBOI, What a kind considerate thought. Please call Bose Support to see what's available for the T1. Bose® Product & Technical Support at (877) 335-2673 (U.S. and Canada only) Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM ET Other regions Thanks, STRead More...

Duplicate post. Please see: T1: Setting up with Acoustic Guitar with two outputs, and a looper Thank you.Read More...

Hi Chuckm, That's a low ceiling. The good news is - you can operate the L1 Model II using only the lower half of the Cylindrical Radiator®. Please see this article for details: Half Stack STRead More...

Hi Jim. From your first post, you're happy with the Bose system for the guitars and vocals and the uke. Yes, it's time to do some diagnostic troubleshooting to isolate the problem with the National Resolectric Guitar (or the signal chain before you get to the Bose system). The characteristic tone you're looking for may only be possible with an electric guitar amp (or guitar amp modeler). Most Boss guitar pedals are designed to be connected to a guitar amp (not a mixer or PA). Unless one of...Read More...

Hi gary10113, I had the same question on another thread (ST listed it above). I just bought the Xvive U3 unit shown below. I will be testing it out in the next few weeks. I did a quick mixer main out to Bose S1 Pro Channel 1 input, I got about 100 feet range (outdoors + line of sight) sound was really great. The set costs $199.00 and comes with a transmitter and receiver shown below, it's supposed to run about 5 hours on a charge. I called the help desk and they did say one transmitter can...Read More...

Hi Keoki Palacio, Thanks for the added information. Let me see what I can find out on this end. Thanks, STRead More...

Compact having a mounting location for Tonematch mixer. Wouldn't mind a battery powered option for the Tonematch mixer when used with the Compact as well... or at least power supplied by Compact ala L1 Model IIRead More...

I guess I need to call. Mine seems to drain down to completely dead in about 7 days.Read More...

Interesting conversation, but the S1's appeal is it's size and it's ability to be used on batteries. I feel muddiness, stability, and power consumption are the problems the S1 would have to master to achieve more lower end. Good effects and low end bass needs power and fast transients. Batteries would die quickly under such demand. By-amping might deal with it but weight and size and cone size would have to be changed, and then there is the battery issue. I would use an 8 inch cone but for...Read More...