Bose S1 Pro + (PLUS) | Portable PA System | Review

[@tchenail]

working with that speaker in retirement home as duo singer and working perfect for me.

[@markctaylor4747]

Absolutely insightful review. Thanx.

[@clinthanson9828]

Love the video! Well done!

[@borg386]

I've been through every make and model of powered speakers. They were all good. But not really perfect. My Bose s1 pros, and my Bose compact are the only ones I just can't part with. They just rock! Not good for streaming music, but for live sound, these speakers can't be beat. I gather the new ones here are a bit better in some ways, but I'm happy with what I have. Thanks for the video!

[@tobiasjansen9117]

You tried the everse 8?

[@victoriamejia4119]

Is there a wireless mic recommendation that work with transmitter? I am not big in sound field but curious how mics connect with the wireless when they sometimes come with transmitter things that you plus in to systems.

[@rogerlusby2339]

What if any is the latency like ?

[@thomaslind3258]

Can I add an external mixer using the third channel thereby giving myself additional channels for mics/instruments?

[@markBAMBOO12]

My goal BOSE S1 PRO +,I have bose s1 pro,so thats my biggest goal for now :)

[@johnpaulirvine5845]

Are they not wireless receivers, rather than transmitters? And if so, surely they can't 'turn any mic into a radio mic'? Perhaps I'm wrong, in which case I look forward to standing corrected! Watching further, aren't those 1/4 inch jack wireless transmitters for £165 designed to plug into a guitar or similar? And if so, do you also have to buy the wireless receivers that plug into the S1? I'm actually feeling a bit confused and I'm an audio engineer!

[@palewizardrecords]

They are actually both. The speaker has the wireless receivers built in. The transmitters (sold separately) fit in to those compartments. You can either get a 1/4" or XLR. So the XLR one for instance simply plugs straight in to whatever mic you have. Once the transmitters are placed back in the compartments they will charge and have a battery life of around 3 hours.

[@johnpaulirvine5845]

@@palewizardrecords Ah, now I understand, thanks! So the receivers are built in and the compartments are just to store / charge the transmitters - how cool!

[@palewizardrecords]

@@johnpaulirvine5845 yeah it's a really cool and smart addition

[@Robe_Hernandez]

I tried the Bose S1 and the Everse 8 next to each other. Bose S1 pro plus is way better. Took me 2 minutes to tune the Microphone. Everse 8 took me 10 minutes and still sounded crappy... They are both about equally loud even though Everse says its 400 watts..

[@tobiasjansen9117]

100% agree the Bose sounds much better out of the box. The EV is much more powerful and bass is punchier. I still prefer the Bose live though. The dispersion is much better.

[@MariusMarius-qd4nc]

No change, except the control panel, could put a processor with more effects, like harmony, delay, hall, etc. I prefer to buy alto busker with multiprocessor, double puds, double battery life, for bosses you pay the brand, that's all

[@DonaHannah-x8k]

Who gona pay the 400 extra for the wireless. When the battery only last 4 hours .very disappointing bose .also no double xlr out for a multy effect board. Instead of a y cable

[@MarvelousPrempeh]

Anyone who hate Bose has only two problem.. 1: Money Problem. 2: Ear Problem..😂😂😂

[@DonaHannah-x8k]

Been told bose is made in china now

[@chasingthedragontail8760]

You are paying for the name. There are way better options out there for the price.

[@Creative0Mind]

Please share your other options, thanks.