Velcro and alittle glue lol

Not sure, never tried. I know the double four and the nano bass do well but can’t say for the cub. Sorry

This amp is great but it was loaned to me by Warwick back when they sent stuff to people like me for review

@@wilsenssessions5215 thank you for the reply!

I would recommend calling Bose l1 support number, they are really active with communication. Sorry I am not 100% but Bose techs are cool and easy to talk to.

Yea, I love that thing, expensive yes, small yes, but super compact, expandable and great all around choice

I must of mis spoke. The cub pro is great for practice at 120w and for live shows you can add a second cab at 240w and DI into the PA for live situations. It’s also has a function for adding a Earbox to the setup. This is a perfect solution.

did you need more info?

im so sorry for the delay but there is a (sold separately) carry bag on the phil jones website

I'm sure it would work but not as cost effective, stacking two BG 120 will get you 240w for $1400 or just add the C-2 for 240w for $1050

sorry old video, i swear i got better with my videos. lol

The Warwick is a non color preamp. The ampeg has the “ampeg” tone. Depends on the preference. I love clean and clear amps so I would go with Warwick or a Phil jones bass amp and use a “color” preamp pedal

@@santafemikez9694 I tested the Bose and it didn't have any or much bottom end. I ended up with the EV Evolve 50 for much less money and twice the sound. The "Tone Match" is built-in and has many more options.

real life bart Simpson thanks for the input, I’ll put out some more videos soon. Thanks again

what you mean?

sorry for the delay, i use the aux out and you can control the volume in the channel output section

Wilsens Sessions thank you for your reply, is it a stereo aux out put? With enough volume?

Russell WebberPhd. I did play and on my other videos I use the T1 tonematch into my pedalboard and into a usb input to my Mac. Thank you for the view and the comment

Sure - you can run an analog mixer to the Model II analog input. You don't need a "a stereo to trs 1/4" cable output from the left and right channels of my mixer to input on the TRS input on the L1 model II?" You can probably just pan all the inputs to one side (for example LEFT) and then take the LEFT output to the Model II Power Stand. The only wrinkle would be if you are using a stereo source like a CD player into a stereo input that *cannot* be panned. You can still work around that if you have enough channels in your mixer to use two ordinary channels that *can* be panned. Please tell us more about your mixer (make/model) and the inputs and we can walk through this with you if you like.

Thanks for the question. The T1 mixer has an extra peripheral that will allow you to use a power supply instead of the Ethernet for power so you can use the T1 as a regular mixer on other systems. www.ebay.com/itm/182615411339

I preset all my basses on each channel. Electric active bass on channel 1, acoustic bass with noise gate on channel 2, passive bass with reverb on channel 3. Then DI to house system when you play live

You sent back 2 replies to me, I think one of them is for someone else's question.

I hope I answered your question, I tend to ramble

use a regular speaker cable to go out of main master out of the T1 to the channel you want for the compact. when you do that connection, you have to buy a ac adaptor from bose or www.ebay.com/itm/BOSE-POWER-SUPPLY-T1-Tone-match-115-230V-/272659516393?hash=item3f7bc60be9:g:6u0AAOSwONBZDSQY normally the T1 is power via ethernet cable to the base unit of the model !! and the model S. The compact needs you to use a AC adaptor. sorry for the late response