@4:17 Bose was like “oh hell nah! Can’t have him giving out that information. Let’s play some non-copyrighted Bose music over that priceless information he’s giving out”.
Tom Smith That is awesome! My father was an engineer for a speaker company called Alumapro when I was growing up. So he was always inspired by Dr. Bose's theories. That's the reason I am a Bose fan! Not because of the name, products, claims, and marketing. Dr. Bose was so innovative and a pioneer in audio technology. I always get the chills thinking about what he did with the company before passing away. What a gift for MIT.
I'm new to this, I have the equivalent money for the bose f1, but which one to buy? bose f1 or QSC KW181? Which one lasts longer? and which one is better heard? in advance thank you friends.
The best subs on planet ...Remember it's just 10 inch..And ppl running their mouth without listening to it .. let's have a 2 min silence fir them..Neway bye.. And yes Dr Amar Bose is from my country 👍👍
Holy fuck HUGE surround on these drivers. I'm glad the magnet has a flared pole vent witch really helps with compression and cleaner sound with less noise. Also the magnets are quite large as well. I LOVE Bose :-D
Holy fuck HUGE surround on these drivers. I'm glad the magnet has a flared pole vent witch really helps with compression and cleaner sound with less noise. Also the magnets are quite large as well. I LOVE Bose :-D
Holy fuck HUGE surround on these drivers. I'm glad the magnet has a flared pole vent witch really helps with compression and cleaner sound with less noise. Also the magnets are quite large as well. I LOVE Bose :-D
Those woofers are made for Bose by Tymphany, which is a good vendor that makes drivers like this at the entry level and then some very optimized high-end drivers for companies such as Genelec.
@@szekerespista3758 the speakers in the S1 are most likely from Tymphany also (similar to F1 812) but direct replacements should be obtained from Bose to guarantee equivalent performance.
2:30 The foam you are talking about that introduced the world to "foam rot" is polyester foam, which goes bad after about 10 years because of exposure to moisture in the air causing hydrolysis in the polymer that breaks it down over time. Newer foam is made from a material called polyether, which is slightly less UV resistant than polyester but much more moisture resistant, so foam surrounds can last 20 years and longer. Polyether foam is a good material because the surrounds can compress and stretch in addition to flexing, so they produce surrounds that are more mechanically stable at high excursions where the foam roll is undergoing larger excursions. An EPDM rubber roll is still a little bit better but it has to be thicker and heavier to avoid buckling effects, because while rubber flexes, it does not as easily compress because it doesn't have any air cells inside it, while foam does.
It is a modified Peerless driver from Tymphany. It is also used in Bang and Olufsen BeoLab 19 and Beoplay S8 subs but with rubber surrounds. It is a very well made driver
The driver may be Tymphany made, but Tymphany does a large amount of custom manufacturing for various companies. They are reliable and high quality drivers.
Say what you want, been a Sound Man 30 years now, Did sound for bands, DJs, Entertainers crowds over 5,000 people. Unless you have the Bose F1 in the C position don't even turn them on, C works best with the Bose F1, I had Crate, Roland, Cerwin Vega, Peavey, JBL, Behringer, Eelector-Voice, Yorkville, Makie, QSC, Bose L1 and others. Walk into any music store and listen in the c position. I did Not hear any speakers sound that! good for that size. Even the Bose 12" tops blew me away. Go hear them side by side. Sexy and WOW! Subs also WOW!
Have you actually heard the F1 subwoofer? I think it's probably the best sub I have heard for the size and weight. It can bang with most 18" subs. IMO, it's pretty close to my previous KW181. The KW was still slightly louder. I don't think many powered subs that weigh under 60lbs has the output that these do.
I'm working on getting a 2nd set of f1 subs, I was kind of thinking about putting 2 18" subs with this system then i got told about drop out areas so i went back to the original idea of just a second set of f1 subs because ... my first decision to get the f1 system is that i wanted total portability and something one person can set up quick .. I also wanted light weight , a good sound , and a brand name behind it so if doing weddings for dj service it would be on the up scale side of speaker systems .. bose f1 system hit the mark on all of the points .. will it be the best system for every one ? maybe not .. but when one gets older you have to think about ease on the body and back .. I will not have to pay some one to help with the set up .. will the bass be equal to a chest thumping 18 I doubt it .. but so long as i can fill the room with bass I will be satisfied bose has always done things a little different . something large sounding from a small package .. I only own bose speakers in the house , and i am quite fine with the sound I get .. so i have decided to just run a second set of bose subs . maybe i can pair them up for a bit more kick and maybe i can place the subs across the front of the stage to fill in more even sub in the room for down front .. and i might not need to be running them all so loud to cover the room
Why not have the best of both worlds. Use the Bose to reproduce frequencies below what the B2 can reproduce then use the B2 for the rest of the bass frequencies. That way you still have that punch of the B2 subs with the lower bass extension of the Bose.
I've been waiting for someone to open a bose speaker, but your vocals were recorded over with music. If you ever decide to open your 812 tops, PLEEEASE post it.
Bose should make a new version of this for people who just like their subs not their top boxes ,but with m20 sub pole hole & not as tall make it lower but this time with dual 12” drivers and even if it increases the weight to 30 kg’s that’s still quite acceptable if they get even better performance out of them than the F1’s.
I've setup and run sound for a church, a few theaters, and a huge youth camp. I've used JBL, EV, Community, Pro Bose, and some unbranded line arrays and some diy subs. The F1 looks very well designed but is too small for most of those venues. It would be much better in a crowded restaurant or for private parties where there's not much space. Bose does make decent stuff for larger rooms but only for speech and tame music. Their idea is to get the most out of the cheapest drivers. Little full range 4 inch drivers with 1mm Xmax are driven to their limit. The have distortion and have bad dispersion. Their line arrays have only a foot or so of drivers. There's almost no throw. If Bose made larger format speakers, they'd be incredible but alas, they try to adapt their consumer stuff for pro audio.
Hi, can you go slow on how to take off the grill for Subwoofer and Aloud speaker too please? I need to clean up due to kids stick needles inside. Thank you very much!
Yea, when Bose properly sizes their enclosures and uses tweeters in their systems, then that are not bad at all! I wish Bose makes a large enclosure sub for their Soundbar to reduce the huge group delay problem they’ve been having for so many years.
Somewhere around the 4;17 mark music kicks in, cutting off any commentary or review till almost the end...I highly doubt this was intentional as it would not make sense to have one speaker pulled out to test the sound.
mfuji02 Hi there! I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised with the amount of bass that the subs provide. I would say they would be comparable in volume and punch to EV’s EKX18p sub. Though that sub cost less than the F1, it is much larger and heavier. I don’t think there is anything in the market that can compete with the F1 for its size & weight. It puts the QSC Ksub to shame, though the KW181 18” is still slightly louder than the F1. I hope this helps...
@@szekerespista3758 that bose speakers its too overpriced already , neodymium magnets its not too expensive, you can found them on white ald black tvs speakers
Bassboss Kraken Quad 21, Martin Audio MLX, Martin Audio WPL, JBL SRX835, Bose F1 system, Sony Shake 100D, LG CK99, LG CM9960, LG OL100, LG OK99, Sony MHC V90DW, Bose Roommatch RMS218 Enjoy
I'm new to this, I have the equivalent money for the bose f1, but which one to buy? bose f1 or QSC KW181? Which one lasts longer? and which one is better heard? in advance thank you friends.
The word is EXCURSION .When you use words like "tubby" you make it seem as though they sound bad. the further the cones can travel , the lower and louder they can play, the other reasons they may sound "DEEPER" may be the box tuning and equalization curve which is programmed into the amplifier.I still prefer the sound of a good old 18" subwoofer, but Ilike that Bose isn't afraid to try something different. By running dual 10s you effectively get a similar amount of cone surface to that of a 15" but a much quicker ,more articulate and louder bass than if you were to run a single 15". BTW most single or dual 18" subwoofers when properly tuned and driven with clean power are not "tubby" they just play much lower frequencies than smaller subs.Please brush up on your terminology.
Hi there Cris..! Could you please tell us how did you managed to remove the front grill? There’s a small thing I would like to fix inside my F1 Sub but I don’t know how to remove the grill. Thank you!!!
Lockheed/GRUMMAN SR71 MAXIMILIANO M. Hello, on the bottom of the sub is 2 small Allen screws. Remove them and the grill comes up from the bottom. Be careful of the foam piece on the top portion of the grill. If it comes loose when putting the grill back in, it will vibrate and cause a really loud knocking noise when the bass kicks.
speaker driver designers use FOAM surround to achieve a LOWER RESONANT FREQUENCY than RUBBER surround.. the choice is usually not a cost $ consideration
Don't know why he's talking about these subs playing lower frequencies better. The frequency response of these barely makes it to 40Hz... Just about any properly "professional" sub should make it easily to the lower 30s
Cool video! Do you have a site, email, etc. I can contact at? I want to discuss my Bose setup with you. You have both systems, and I kind of do too, but wanted to chat further.
In realtà si è un ottimo sub. La Bose solo questo può vendere onestamente, roba Pro Audio perchè per quanto riguarda l'audio in casa, meglio che lasciano stare
Its bad ,even in the PA they fail. My subwoofer have rubber surround and is a lot stiffer . Bose lost it . Now you Pay for the name. Not for the qaulity ... have fun
The stiffness of the surround is not the measure of the quality of a driver. It is actually better for the dynamic balancing of a driver for most of the stiffness to come from the spider, not the surround, because the concentrated mass in the voice coil is cantilevered behind the spider, so the spider needs to be able to support and center that mass in the magnetic gap as it moves through large excursions. Also, regarding rubber vs. foam, modern foam surrounds last about 20 years or longer if stored out of UV and humidity. That woofer appears to be OEM for Bose by Tymphany, based on the basket design, the type of glue used, and the look of some of the labeling. Tymphany is an excellent OEM with a great track record and well designed/made drivers.
I use my F1 system for my rock band, playing small clubs and am very happy with the sound, 2 sets would be better, but I have and have had no complaints. Awesome little PA.
Whats that thing selling vor 1000 bucks and claims 1000Watts ? Joking or what just seeing that cheap basket, small port and kinda small magnet i guess it has not even a 3 inch coil and won´t handle 500Watts per driver but yae typical boxe product with cheap components selling for way to high prices BOSE - Buy Other Sound Equipment
You clearly know nothing about the Bose F1 PA speakers. The subs and other speaker components in the series are developed and manufactured by Tymphany. Far from garbage.
Looks like garbage tbh. Hahahaha, I just looked at their own specs. Plays all the way down to 38 hertz? Really? Most modern subs go below 20 hertz. Yeah, garbage
a lot of PA subwoofers on the market are usually tuned to 35hz to 40hz. Mostly home theater subwoofers are tuned to 20hz and lower for LFE use usually.
Well yeah if you want to carry 4 or 6 18" PA subwoofers and set them up properly with multiple digital crossovers you'd get 25Hz but you'd be REALLY lucky
@4:17 Bose was like “oh hell nah! Can’t have him giving out that information. Let’s play some non-copyrighted Bose music over that priceless information he’s giving out”.
Worked for Bose for over 3 year's. Dr Bose, was a real person. he is the reason why I fell in love with audio..
Tom Smith
That is awesome! My father was an engineer for a speaker company called Alumapro when I was growing up. So he was always inspired by Dr. Bose's theories.
That's the reason I am a Bose fan! Not because of the name, products, claims, and marketing. Dr. Bose was so innovative and a pioneer in audio technology. I always get the chills thinking about what he did with the company before passing away. What a gift for MIT.
That's awesome..
I had the opportunity to visit the facility while working for the company but sadly I never went. I so regret not going..
I'm new to this, I have the equivalent money for the bose f1, but which one to buy? bose f1 or QSC KW181? Which one lasts longer? and which one is better heard? in advance thank you friends.
Get the QSC KW181
The best subs on planet ...Remember it's just 10 inch..And ppl running their mouth without listening to it .. let's have a 2 min silence fir them..Neway bye..
And yes Dr Amar Bose is from my country 👍👍
Amitabh Rao Events i was impressed it sounds better then a 15”
Anyone hear from him? He hasn’t answered about the music. Maybe Bose has kidnapped him, and inserted the music.
Holy fuck HUGE surround on these drivers. I'm glad the magnet has a flared pole vent witch really helps with compression and cleaner sound with less noise. Also the magnets are quite large as well. I LOVE Bose :-D
Holy fuck HUGE surround on these drivers. I'm glad the magnet has a flared pole vent witch really helps with compression and cleaner sound with less noise. Also the magnets are quite large as well. I LOVE Bose :-D
Holy fuck HUGE surround on these drivers. I'm glad the magnet has a flared pole vent witch really helps with compression and cleaner sound with less noise. Also the magnets are quite large as well. I LOVE Bose :-D
Those woofers are made for Bose by Tymphany, which is a good vendor that makes drivers like this at the entry level and then some very optimized high-end drivers for companies such as Genelec.
Do you know what kind of small speakers are used for MF/HF in Bose S1?
@@szekerespista3758 the speakers in the S1 are most likely from Tymphany also (similar to F1 812) but direct replacements should be obtained from Bose to guarantee equivalent performance.
@@Acoustic_Theory thank you for your response ! I have found a very interesting video:
th-cam.com/video/t5b1FmUwaIQ/w-d-xo.html
Ok good info but how costly would it be to redone them if they blew or the surround broke?
2:30 The foam you are talking about that introduced the world to "foam rot" is polyester foam, which goes bad after about 10 years because of exposure to moisture in the air causing hydrolysis in the polymer that breaks it down over time. Newer foam is made from a material called polyether, which is slightly less UV resistant than polyester but much more moisture resistant, so foam surrounds can last 20 years and longer. Polyether foam is a good material because the surrounds can compress and stretch in addition to flexing, so they produce surrounds that are more mechanically stable at high excursions where the foam roll is undergoing larger excursions. An EPDM rubber roll is still a little bit better but it has to be thicker and heavier to avoid buckling effects, because while rubber flexes, it does not as easily compress because it doesn't have any air cells inside it, while foam does.
Hey! Any idea if Bose F1 subwoofer can run outdoors? Or will outdoor conditions promote foam degradation?
Any idea if it's worth the investment?
@@josealfredfernandes think you gotta check that with Bose
Actually the latest 901 series vi also won't have foam rot,not matter version i or ii.
@@chinyanyie alright
I still have my bose 802 series 2 and 3 looking to add one of these subs for my smaller gigs
The foam nowadays is way better than years back.
It is a modified Peerless driver from Tymphany. It is also used in Bang and Olufsen BeoLab 19 and Beoplay S8 subs but with rubber surrounds. It is a very well made driver
The driver may be Tymphany made, but Tymphany does a large amount of custom manufacturing for various companies. They are reliable and high quality drivers.
Yep I just looked it up
Dude somebody replaced your thrilling expert commentary with the theme from 'Saved By The Bell'. You were totally on fire for a minute or so
Definitely a WTF moment
My Bose 301s (with FOAM SURROUNDS) from 1981 are still holding strong, and I play deep house through them...
good sub
The excursion of the motor and the width of the surround are for low frequency response. It's the cone surface area that pushes the air.
2x10 is 20" probably equal to one 15" easily . Again dumb ass
Say what you want, been a Sound Man 30 years now, Did sound for bands, DJs, Entertainers crowds over 5,000 people. Unless you have the Bose F1 in the C position don't even turn them on, C works best with the Bose F1, I had Crate, Roland, Cerwin Vega, Peavey, JBL, Behringer, Eelector-Voice, Yorkville, Makie, QSC, Bose L1 and others. Walk into any music store and listen in the c position. I did Not hear any speakers sound that! good for that size. Even the Bose 12" tops blew me away. Go hear them side by side. Sexy and WOW! Subs also WOW!
Have you actually heard the F1 subwoofer? I think it's probably the best sub I have heard for the size and weight. It can bang with most 18" subs. IMO, it's pretty close to my previous KW181. The KW was still slightly louder. I don't think many powered subs that weigh under 60lbs has the output that these do.
looks nice, can always replace the surround so its not a major.
Yes but I heard they’re very hard to work on if needing repair also could you easily get reconing done cheaply if those surrounds stuffed up?
bose the best sound
I'm working on getting a 2nd set of f1 subs, I was kind of thinking about putting 2 18" subs with this system then i got told about drop out areas so i went back to the original idea of just a second set of f1 subs because ... my first decision to get the f1 system is that i wanted total portability and something one person can set up quick .. I also wanted light weight , a good sound , and a brand name behind it so if doing weddings for dj service it would be on the up scale side of speaker systems .. bose f1 system hit the mark on all of the points .. will it be the best system for every one ? maybe not .. but when one gets older you have to think about ease on the body and back .. I will not have to pay some one to help with the set up .. will the bass be equal to a chest thumping 18 I doubt it .. but so long as i can fill the room with bass I will be satisfied bose has always done things a little different . something large sounding from a small package .. I only own bose speakers in the house , and i am quite fine with the sound I get .. so i have decided to just run a second set of bose subs . maybe i can pair them up for a bit more kick and maybe i can place the subs across the front of the stage to fill in more even sub in the room for down front .. and i might not need to be running them all so loud to cover the room
Hi can you please do a video on how to open the Bose F1 812 i have that speaker and will like to find out how to open it, thanks in advance.
Why not have the best of both worlds. Use the Bose to reproduce frequencies below what the B2 can reproduce then use the B2 for the rest of the bass frequencies. That way you still have that punch of the B2 subs with the lower bass extension of the Bose.
You’d get all sorts of frequency crossover problems unless you used a 3 way crossover for each side.
@@georgegeorgio1751 definitely need a crossover.
However in this day and age a DSP such as the DBX Drive Rack would be best to use.
I love my F1 set up, I've been curious about the cabinet design, if its wide open inside or some kind of porting, wave guide, baffles....
Check for MrFlexySMPS TH-cam Channel!
I've been waiting for someone to open a bose speaker, but your vocals were recorded over with music. If you ever decide to open your 812 tops, PLEEEASE post it.
Drivers designed and made by Tymphany as far as I know
Bose should make a new version of this for people who just like their subs not their top boxes ,but with m20 sub pole hole & not as tall make it lower but this time with dual 12” drivers and even if it increases the weight to 30 kg’s that’s still quite acceptable if they get even better performance out of them than the F1’s.
Hi, What song is that??
I've setup and run sound for a church, a few theaters, and a huge youth camp. I've used JBL, EV, Community, Pro Bose, and some unbranded line arrays and some diy subs. The F1 looks very well designed but is too small for most of those venues. It would be much better in a crowded restaurant or for private parties where there's not much space. Bose does make decent stuff for larger rooms but only for speech and tame music. Their idea is to get the most out of the cheapest drivers. Little full range 4 inch drivers with 1mm Xmax are driven to their limit. The have distortion and have bad dispersion. Their line arrays have only a foot or so of drivers. There's almost no throw. If Bose made larger format speakers, they'd be incredible but alas, they try to adapt their consumer stuff for pro audio.
This is using tymphany driver,should be good
4:16 what the hell happened. The funk music cuts off the voice. the music stops at 7:30
He probably got targeted by bose talking about aspects they dont want anyone else to know
Much better driver then whats inside the rcf sub 905asii
Hi, can you go slow on how to take off the grill for Subwoofer and Aloud speaker too please? I need to clean up due to kids stick needles inside. Thank you very much!
Wow yeah I hate bose but this is crazy I wouldn't mind having these
Yea, when Bose properly sizes their enclosures and uses tweeters in their systems, then that are not bad at all! I wish Bose makes a large enclosure sub for their Soundbar to reduce the huge group delay problem they’ve been having for so many years.
Peter Otremba large enclosures are not a sign of good quality, but bose is not so nice. The sound is very bad.
I almost got this but I had had to get the l16 pro
Somewhere around the 4;17 mark music kicks in, cutting off any commentary or review till almost the end...I highly doubt this was intentional as it would not make sense to have one speaker pulled out to test the sound.
Where can I get those boce 8 4 ohm speakers?
I think this is the only GREAT driver by bose and actually vented too
The whole F1 series is actually very good. Especially for the cash. My first ever Bose product.
Yep.
I think the L1 is not bad aswell, really a good compact setup
Nice info
Thanks for the review Chris I was wondering if F1's are as good as 18's I have a broken back & need light weight subs that pound out some bass.
mfuji02
Hi there! I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised with the amount of bass that the subs provide. I would say they would be comparable in volume and punch to EV’s EKX18p sub. Though that sub cost less than the F1, it is much larger and heavier. I don’t think there is anything in the market that can compete with the F1 for its size & weight. It puts the QSC Ksub to shame, though the KW181 18” is still slightly louder than the F1. I hope this helps...
For that price they should use neodymium drivers , it's more powerful and lighter
And more expensive!
@@szekerespista3758 that bose speakers its too overpriced already , neodymium magnets its not too expensive, you can found them on white ald black tvs speakers
Do you know how take apart f1 812
What happened to your commentary?
Just a guess here but Bose must have communicated their displeasure at having their product being disseminated on TH-cam.
Vielen Dank. !!!
i wonder if u could wire that up for a car setup
What's the best speakers you've used for djing?
Bassboss Kraken Quad 21, Martin Audio MLX, Martin Audio WPL, JBL SRX835, Bose F1 system, Sony Shake 100D, LG CK99, LG CM9960, LG OL100, LG OK99, Sony MHC V90DW, Bose Roommatch RMS218
Enjoy
I'm new to this, I have the equivalent money for the bose f1, but which one to buy? bose f1 or QSC KW181? Which one lasts longer? and which one is better heard? in advance thank you friends.
neodynium woofers ? or ferrit ?
Wow, I never thought I’d see someone else with the same first name spelled as mine. What are the odds
Hi! You have dimensions? Cut out diameter on box and outside diameter of speaker? Thanks!
Hi, can you tell me the measurements of bass reflex. Height, width and depth? Thank you!
Dónde puedo conseguir esa bocinas
Do you have the Bose f1 tops to go with it?
The word is EXCURSION .When you use words like "tubby" you make it seem as though they sound bad. the further the cones can travel , the lower and louder they can play, the other reasons they may sound "DEEPER" may be the box tuning and equalization curve which is programmed into the amplifier.I still prefer the sound of a good old 18" subwoofer, but Ilike that Bose isn't afraid to try something different. By running dual 10s you effectively get a similar amount of cone surface to that of a 15" but a much quicker ,more articulate and louder bass than if you were to run a single 15". BTW most single or dual 18" subwoofers when properly tuned and driven with clean power are not "tubby" they just play much lower frequencies than smaller subs.Please brush up on your terminology.
Cris can you tell me how to remove the grill on a F1 812?
X2
Make a bass test
Too loud to be played in society. 133db is not a joke.
how did you remove the grill??
Hi there Cris..! Could you please tell us how did you managed to remove the front grill? There’s a small thing I would like to fix inside my F1 Sub but I don’t know how to remove the grill. Thank you!!!
Lockheed/GRUMMAN SR71 MAXIMILIANO M.
Hello, on the bottom of the sub is 2 small Allen screws. Remove them and the grill comes up from the bottom. Be careful of the foam piece on the top portion of the grill. If it comes loose when putting the grill back in, it will vibrate and cause a really loud knocking noise when the bass kicks.
Cris C. Thanks you so much, Cris! Appreciate your advice. Keep it loud ...!! :D
Hi have u ever opened a Bose F1 812 I can find any help anywhere tks
How do you remove the front grille?
Ever get an answer to this?
Andy Le unhook then
Hey cris , where can i buy new f1 drivers for my old f1 subwoofer ..?
Call Bose, they will get your driver replaced.
Does anyone know the driver size of the Bose bass module 500 subwoofer? How many watts?
They looks like 8inch,or maybe even smaller,the 700 i can confirm is 10inch.
From 4:16 onward TH-cam has cut the voice explanation.
I like the shape of the box, but I'm very glad that u pull out the woofer I personally do not like the push on terminal.
Do you realize that half of your explanation is drowned out by music?
He must have got targeted by Bose authorities, surely Bose don't want us to know much about their products.
How did you remove the grill?
x2
marc joe do you know how to remove the grill ?
One redeeming quality of Bose as a brand is that their ProAudio stuff is very good.
On the other hand, their home audio speakers are pure garbage
True
Their headphones are pretty good too.
@@infiniteblaz3416 Not great but definitely acceptable
Looks like Logitech subs
But far powerful than Logitech z5500 sub.
Is it 10 inch or 12 inch
speaker driver designers use FOAM surround to achieve a LOWER RESONANT FREQUENCY than RUBBER surround.. the choice is usually not a cost $ consideration
Most of the people don't know this.
This and control, foam does a better job then rubber.
Don't know why he's talking about these subs playing lower frequencies better. The frequency response of these barely makes it to 40Hz... Just about any properly "professional" sub should make it easily to the lower 30s
You are saying excursion wrong
Alguien q hable español...
Que tenga ese sub .
Cool video! Do you have a site, email, etc. I can contact at? I want to discuss my Bose setup with you. You have both systems, and I kind of do too, but wanted to chat further.
JAS Productions
Reach out to me through my contact form on my website. www.redvelvetdj.com
Thanks
You sure know a lot about transducers...
Fin de la epocresia
bose used foam because after 20 yrs you need buy a new system
Amtlich die Teile
KW 181 all the way
Wow just wow foam surrounds common foams the worst for out doors 😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
Recenzioni in italiano grazie
Still 18 inch.....!
Bose RMS218 ❤️😉
bose : Buy Other Speakers Emmediatly gegege
A linha MB é bem melhor!!!
what the fuck with the music man!!!
Bose audio is over price in india
its because of custom duty
Y cuál es el pedo o qué??
questo non è un subwoofer pro
In realtà si è un ottimo sub.
La Bose solo questo può vendere onestamente, roba Pro Audio perchè per quanto riguarda l'audio in casa, meglio che lasciano stare
Its bad ,even in the PA they fail. My subwoofer have rubber surround and is a lot stiffer . Bose lost it . Now you Pay for the name. Not for the qaulity ... have fun
The stiffness of the surround is not the measure of the quality of a driver. It is actually better for the dynamic balancing of a driver for most of the stiffness to come from the spider, not the surround, because the concentrated mass in the voice coil is cantilevered behind the spider, so the spider needs to be able to support and center that mass in the magnetic gap as it moves through large excursions. Also, regarding rubber vs. foam, modern foam surrounds last about 20 years or longer if stored out of UV and humidity. That woofer appears to be OEM for Bose by Tymphany, based on the basket design, the type of glue used, and the look of some of the labeling. Tymphany is an excellent OEM with a great track record and well designed/made drivers.
You've always paid for the name Bose. They certainly aren't know for using quality material when it comes to their speakers.
I use my F1 system for my rock band, playing small clubs and am very happy with the sound, 2 sets would be better, but I have and have had no complaints. Awesome little PA.
you don't actually open the subs you only open the grill and shows the back of speaker, too much explanation,,,
Whats that thing selling vor 1000 bucks and claims 1000Watts ? Joking or what just seeing that cheap basket, small port and kinda small magnet i guess it has not even a 3 inch coil and won´t handle 500Watts per driver but yae typical boxe product with cheap components selling for way to high prices
BOSE - Buy Other Sound Equipment
Bose garbage speakers in good boxes
chase mitchell um fuck you bose is good
Dylan Verkler there alright for the price but far from the best
You clearly know nothing about the Bose F1 PA speakers. The subs and other speaker components in the series are developed and manufactured by Tymphany. Far from garbage.
Looks like garbage tbh. Hahahaha, I just looked at their own specs. Plays all the way down to 38 hertz? Really? Most modern subs go below 20 hertz. Yeah, garbage
a lot of PA subwoofers on the market are usually tuned to 35hz to 40hz. Mostly home theater subwoofers are tuned to 20hz and lower for LFE use usually.
Bose basher at it's best,bashing without knowing anything
lowest musical notes are around 41 hertz. DUHHHHHHHHH
roof pizza No reply? Boy I guess it sucks to be schooled on speakers and intended use designs. Good work.
Well yeah if you want to carry 4 or 6 18" PA subwoofers and set them up properly with multiple digital crossovers you'd get 25Hz but you'd be REALLY lucky