Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Transmitter & Microphone - The ultimate busking setup

[@tobiasjansen9117]

Although the convenience of the transmitters would be nice, I found the vocals get compressed quicker at lower volumes. Artifacts are present as well. At first glance, I thought the transmitters were awesome, but when using with my guitar and singing over the last week, I switched back to cables and will be returning the transmitters.

[@rapbisnar]

You think that there was interference where this was happening? I have some artifacts and popping noises while I’m near my WiFi which is given but I’m wondering how others experiences are.

[@tobiasjansen9117]

@ I suppose I should have updated, but I did end up keeping both. I was also by my router with the popping. I had used it once out and about and had maybe one pop in a 2 hour performance. The compression is still an issue, but not a dealbreaker.

[@rapbisnar]

@@tobiasjansen9117 right on, I appreciate the response. It seems super convenient so I might just keep it if it works fine when it’s away from interference. Thanks brotha.

[@veryboringname.]

Thanks for the video! Can the transmitters run while being plugged in to USB-C power for unlimited runtime?

[@CaliforniaPhantom]

I can’t figure out how for the wireless Bose xlr transmitter to connect to TWO S1 Pro+ speakers at the same time. I can play audio from phone to both speakers at same time, but not the mic.

[@Sonymoviemasters]

I know the Bluetooth can do both speakers, but I think if you want the jack or xlr channels to go through both you will probably need to run a cable from one main output to the input of the other

[@smoothshooter]

I just watched a video about this. You can buy another transmitter, plug it into the second speaker to have it pair, then put it in the output and it'll wireless transmit it to the second speaker.

[@medved65]

What type of mic can connect to this transmitter? Only dynamic or condenser as well? Thanks

[@Sonymoviemasters]

it will send any signal, aslong as the condensor mic has its own power. but it will not supply phantom power if thats what you mean.

[@medved65]

@@Sonymoviemasters It means condenser mic such as Shure Beta 87A or Neumann KMS 105 cannot use Bose transmitter to be connected wirelessly? Thanks

[@skyfiblue]

Awesome! I have the same Rode Wireless Pro. Is there a way to connect the Rode to the Bose?

[@Sonymoviemasters]

With the right cables yes. For what purpose. You could put the output jack to the ride wireless pro to record your session.

[@skyfiblue]

@@Sonymoviemasters Awesome! I guess I’d need a XLR adapter for it and then it should work. You guys do a great job!

[@Sonymoviemasters]

Yes xlr male out to female qtr inch I think

[@skyfiblue]

@@Sonymoviemasters If I connected the Rode directly to the AUX there might be latency right? Better perhaps to go with something like the VXLR Pro I suppose 🤔

[@Sonymoviemasters]

@skyfiblue there is almost no latency between the wireless pro and my camera So I assume it would be okay for the boss. But if it's for recording ot won't natter. Unless your planning to use the clip on mic yo sing with

[@jointfairy]

do you have any personal favorite mics to use? i’ve been researching & there’s so many options, i would love to hear your opinion!

[@Sonymoviemasters]

For just singing? Shure Sm58 is the industry standard, for vlogs or other stuff I use rode lapel mics

[@vietquan4453]

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