Bose Acoustimass 300 Wireless Bass Module - Black

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The 191 has since been replaced by the "x91 Series" Virtually Invisible in-ceiling/in-wall loudspeakers (which include the 591, 691, 791, and 891 loudspeakers). Unlike the 191, which included two different styles of speaker grilles, the x91 Series included different models made specifically for in-wall or in-ceiling installation.

The "901" was released in 1968 and was a conventional design consisting of two floorstanding speakers. [26] The system has nine drivers per channel, a separate amplifier unit, and an equalizer. [23] [27]

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Acoustimass 6 home theater speaker system - Bose Product Support". www.bose.com . Retrieved 2 July 2019. My only big complaint is that Bose only allows for five 'notches' on the bass volume control. Sometimes I want to adjust the bass by what-would-be a half notch. I don't know why they can't allow the user better control.

Acoustimass 10 home theater speaker system - Bose Product Support". www.bose.com . Retrieved 2 July 2019. The Bose Acoustimass 300 is designed to enhance the overall audio experience, specifically in terms of bass reproduction. Its compact size allows for easy integration into any space, while its powerful performance ensures rich and immersive sound. I think the soundbar by itself works fine for most television. I mainly wanted to add some extra punch when watching certain shows/movies and it works well. You are never going to get a full movie theater immersive sound with a soundbar setup, but this helps add some punch for home viewing with a very compact setup. The nearly invisible surrounds don't add much in my opinion--Bose needed to design a wider and more powerful speaker. Buy the surrounds only if you feel compelled to own the entire set but be warned it doesn't have any wow factor like the subwoofer. The Series II versions of these products, released in 2004, used a "BoseLink" audio output instead of the previous "Zone 2" RCA outputs. The Lifestyle 38 was one of 22 products to be listed in the Sound and Vision Magazine 2004 Reviewer's Choice Awards. [14] The Lifestyle 48, along with the Boston Acoustics Avidea 610, was a winner of the Home Theatre category in the 2006 AudioVideo International "Hi-Fi Grand Prix Awards". [15] ElectronicsMe Review - 321GSX III". Archived from the original on 2011-07-10 . Retrieved 2009-09-01.With its sleek and unobtrusive design, the Bose Acoustimass 300 can seamlessly blend into any audio setup, whether it be a home theater system or a compact stereo arrangement. You’ll notice that the glass top of the sub is raised off the box but a small margin. This is actually the quiet port itself. Because Bose uses a large and powerful driver, there’s no need for volume enhancing ports. The result is an explosive sound that seems to come from every corner of your room at the same time – an experience we’ve rarely had with basic subwoofers.

Generally, subwoofers are divided into two categories. You have ones for movies, and ones for music. It’s really challenging to create a subwoofer that is suitable for both. Movies demand punchy, explosive bass that is recreated realistically. Music, on the other hand, demands accuracy and the ability to recreate multiple harmonic tones at once. When we saw that this subwoofer was being promoted for both uses, we were a little worried. However, the Acoustimass 300 manages to handle both roles competently. It’s safe to say that no matter what type of music you enjoy, the Acoustimass 300 will be able to enhance your listening experience. Before you can get any sound from your speaker, you’re going to have to set it up. Although it’s designed to connect to the soundbar, there are very few buttons or controls on the bar itself. We’ve been down this road before, trying to pair devices together with no visual indication. We were prepared for the worst. But what we found was a pleasant surprise. Set up was as close to effortless as it could be.Unlike other Bose speakers, the 901 Series was not intended to be used without their included 901 Active Equalizer. While the speakers included metal pedestal stands, ceiling mounts were also available. We expect Bose products to deliver a big sound, and this soundbar and sub combo did not disappoint. Even as we were still settling in and getting used to its sound and features, the SoundTouch 300 and Acoustimass 300 threw an expansive, wall-to-wall soundfield during a live airing of the Formula 1 Azerbaijan race. Visitors on more than one occasion had to confirm that the sound was indeed coming from the SoundTouch and not our widely spaced, floorstanding speaker setup. From 1990 until the early 2010s, Bose sold several 2.1 channel audio systems, which used two small satellite speakers and a subwoofer. Early systems used an in-built CD player, followed by a DVD player and later models were AV receivers (which used external audio sources). The 131 Marine Speaker was a flushmount speaker that was meant to be installed on a boat, and could be connected to the boat's receiver.

At the exact same price as separate components or a combo, the Sonos PLAYBARand SUBare great alternatives to the Bose and are enthusiastic recommendations at the price. Sound quality is noticeably smoother, warmer and more refined, and the SUB’s bass quality in particular is nearly beyond reproach. However, the Bose includes a universal remote, has greater input flexibility, and includes DTS decoding. Other items inside the SoundTouch 300’s box include a universal remote control, ADAPTiQ calibration headset, an HDMI cable, one optical cable, a pair of AAA batteries, user manuals, and a power cord. The only items inside the Acoustimass 300’s box, other than the sub, are the power cord and manuals. Features and design You can reach them at(###) ###-#### They are open M-F, 9am to 9pm ET; Sat 9 am to 7pm ET; Closed on Sunday. The "Acoustimass 15" 5.1 system was sold from 1998 until 2006, [43] and the "Acoustimass 16" 6.1 system was sold from 2002 until 2006. [44] [45] Other Stereo Speakers [ edit ] The first 2.1 audio system from Bose to include a DVD player was the "3-2-1", released in 2001. [1] The "3-2-1 GS" model was introduced in 2003, named for its use of Bose "Gemstones" small speakers (which have two drivers pointing forward and one pointing to the side). [2] [3]Standing 38.5 inches wide, 2.25 inches high, and 4.25 inches deep, the SoundTouch 300 should fit unobtrusively beneath any TV its likely to be paired with. Inside that inconspicuous form factor lurks some of Bose’s latest sound enhancement wizardry, including its QuietPort and PhaseGuide technologies. These are said to increase bass output and perceived soundstage width, respectively. Another clue as to one of this soundbar’s key features lies in its moniker: All SoundTouch labeled devices are enabled with Bose’s wireless multi-room connectivity platform. Wireless surround speakers, called Virtually Invisible 300, can also be added if you’re looking to go that route. Here’s the procedure: First, you put the speaker on the ground. Next, you plug it into the wall. And that’s it! It communicates wirelessly with the soundbar, so simply having it present in the same room is enough to complete the set up procedure. Until they figure out a way to deliver power wirelessly, we can’t think of anyway that Bose could simplify the process.