Bose L1 Pro reviews
Bose L1 Pro reviewsThere’s more to professional Bose audio than just the speakers. As a wedding and corporate DJ, I’ve used nearly every version of the portable systems since 2008 – a LOT. The F1 812 and subs, Model 1, Model 1s, Modell II, L1 Compact, and now the new L1 Pro range.
I may be biased because I use Bose audio professionally, so don’t just take my word for it.
Take a look at reviews from around the world, plus more technical articles in plain English that demonstrate what makes the various systems unique.
Nick Logan | Rich Audio
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Articles
Bose L1 Pro: Size Matters
Small Footprint Bose L1 Pro Systems Big sound for events big or small, without the big transport issues When it comes to sound systems, bigger isn't always better, and the Bose L1 Pro series proves this point beautifully. The compact systems pack a punch, delivering...
Warning for DJs using Tonematch T4s and T8s
The correct way for DJs with controllers to connect the Bose T4s or T8s to your Bose L1 Pro system.
The Bose Effect: “win by association”
How does using Bose Pro audio help professional entertainers before they’ve even started the first song?
Upgraded Bose S1 Pro + Now Available
Bose S1 Pro + Now available in New Zealand! The incredibly popular battery-powered Bose S1 Pro has had a 2023 makeover. Everything that made the original S1 Pro so famous just got even better! This upgraded version of the highly acclaimed Bose S1 Pro brings an array...
Volume comparisons in Bose L1 Pro range
How much louder is each L1 Pro compared to each other?
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Reviews
L1 Pro8 Acoustic Review
"Acoustic Review" has a history of no-hype reviews of acoustic guitars, along with everything you can connect them to with dozens of reviews on YouTube. This is another great example of an honest review, one that tells you a few of the quirks and arguably "missing"...
Bose L1 Pro32 review – a live musician shares
Quite a different review of the Pro32, not only did this guy buy it outright, but he had technical problems too!
Bose L1 Pro32 review
The L1 Pro32 would a great system for mobile DJs. Even with one Sub2 the system is loud (128dB) if you turn it up and the sound quality seems made for modern urban electronic music. ...it throws wide and deep with good bass and a sizzling top end. It sounds great for...
Bose L1 Pro16 – Australasian review
The famous AV magazine "CX", based in Australia, took a new Bose L1 Pro16 out for a good thrashing. Setup of the system really couldn’t be much simpler: plonk the sub on the floor, then place the array section (plus or minus the extender part) into the keyed...
Video reviews about the Bose F1 System
Here’s a video showing some top front of house sound engineers talking about their experience and opinions of the new Bose F1 systems. Very much worth watching. Learn why top FOH engineers are so impressed with the new Bose F1 Flexible Array Loudspeaker System!
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Q+A
How do I connect the T4s in stereo?
How to connect the Tonematch T4s mixer to L1 Pro or S1 Pro+ range in mono or stereo
How do I connect the T8s to the L1 Pro?
What’s the best way to connect the Tonematch T8s to an L1 Pro or S1 Pro+ in mono or stereo?
How can I stream wirelessly in mono or stereo to an L1 Pro?
Wireless streaming to one or more L1 Pro or S1 Pro+ units via Bluetooth. How it can be done in mono, stereo, and with multiple speakers.
How many watts is the Bose Sub1?
Watts is just a measurement, but will the Sub1 be loud enough?
How many watts is the Bose L1 Pro16?
How many watts is the Bose L1 Pro16? Simple answer: 1250 watts. But there's more to it, of course. Watts is only a measurement, a number that doesn't really tell you what you need to know. Read the full article here about how loud the L1 Pro16 is and how big of a...