The sound quality is so pure and rich , you don't need it blasting...

Where are you using the amp? Would this work for pub gigs? Or would the sound be too little?

@soueyoflux I'd hate to think what people were using at Pubs before this speaker. I have 2 of them. Use them on stands. There's a sensor in the slot that turns the speaker into "Weapons"!

Hi there, unfortunately you would only be able to use one microphone per input. If the wireless mic is connected you would not then be able to connect a XLR microphone to the same input.

According to reviews I've seen, acoustic players like the volume for up to 50 people and the quality of sound overall.

Hi, thank you for your comment. The unit comes with a battery preinstalled, but you are able to replace it with a new battery if you wish to. Also, you would be able to use an MPC Live 2 and a mic simultaneously with no issue. You should not have any latency issues when using a drum machine with the unit.

What if I was using the drum machine via Bluetooth adapter

100% you will be able to! Bose supports pairing across their entire line of Bluetooth speakers.

@@tonypowers123 Sorry but I completely disagree with you here. The S1 Pro has no feature to be able to connect to an App so what make you think that you will suddenly be able to do so now?

@@njdenney69 exactly… a bought Bose S1 Pro + and now I experience issues with pairing them together 😢

Heads up, the S1 pro and S1 pro+ do not wirelessly connect to each other on party mode. They are on different apps, i learned the hard way, now have to return s1 Pro+

Laughably cynical. A pound was lost to the replacement of all the digital instead of analog components and hardware.

No in type C, only USB

Because its a disappointment lol. I was expecting something better than what we already have

Good question. Maybe use a different mic that has greater output?

@@scottbecker3485 or a different speaker! Everse 8’s preamps are far better.

@@cduemig1 I own both the S1 Pro (older model) and the Everse 8, and you are right: The mic preamps (and overall sound quality and flexibility) are superior to those on the Bose. However, if people like the overall sound and form factor of the Bose, they can get more out of it by carefully choosing which vocal mic to use. It can make a huge difference, not only in gain, but also in vocal clarity. I tended to use an AKG on it that has a bit of the „chest“ sound of the SM58, but is far clearer in the upper mids and treble. That helps the S1 Pro jump to life, and get louder at the same time.

@@scottbecker3485 The S1 Peo is a great speaker. For ceremonies though I either used an external mixer or wireless mic that has higher gain. I really like the preamps on the Everse eliminating that need. Even my JBL Eon One Mk2 has the same preamp problem. I used to keep the S1 Pro in my truck at all times for backup and being able to play music anywhere. Plenty of times it’s come in handy. The Everse isn’t that much bigger but it’s enough I don’t carry it as much. What really killed the Bose for me was the battery. At an event in the winter the battery refused to charge.

i was told yes by bose pro support as i had the same question.

Yes

@@joealves5070 how did you reach Bose Pro support… I received today Bose S1 Pro + and find it difficult to connect with my Bose S1 Pro… this is a bit stressful because I am organising event on this Friday 😅 Will be super grateful if you have any information in this matter 🙏🏻

@@bachatas809 I got it… and now I have experience to connect both speakers together 🥺

@@magdalenainermiss545 Heads up, the S1 pro and S1 pro+ do not wirelessly connect to each other on party mode. They are on different apps, i learned the hard way, now have to return s1 Pro+, i talked to them after i could not connect them both

If this fellow is a guitarist, don't count on him to review the vocal capacity. Everyone knows----guitarists can't carry a tune in a wheelbarrow.

It is the same experience from this to the previous one, I did not change anything, they only implemented extra functions.

Is same speaker as the pro different is the digital knobs and the 2 Bluetooth connections mic and guitar

That's pretty pitiful!

Thank you for your comment. You can adjust reverb settings on channels 1 and 2 of the unit. Chorus and delay settings would be a great addition!

Thank you for your comment! Unfortunately Bose does not release specific wattage RMS information for this product. However it is designed to deliver exceptional sound quality. Please let us know if you have anymore questions.

Did you know if it has phantom power ???

Thank you for your comment.The S1 Pro+ is lighter than the original S1 Pro. Also, it's slightly smaller due to the more rounded corners.

@@Gear4musicSynthsTech Oh awesome. Thank you.

Hi D- Boy, the new Bose S1 Pro+ does not have Phantom Power.

in relation to all that is sound, the two are totally equal.

@@Speakers293 Thanks....I thought so. I already have two S1s....if the wireless would have been 5 Ghz it might be something I might be interested in but I think I am going to give the Everse 8 a go. Cheers.

@@jeffmilkeyThe Everse 8 doesn‘t disappoint. I have transitioned to it from the older Bose S1 Pro, though I still kept the Bose because it‘s such a great speaker in and of itself, and I might want to pair it up with the Everse one day. The Everse, however, has a far more transparent sound (with extensive EQ adjustability to taste), compression on each channel, more reverb options… All in all it‘s a superior product for about the same money. If the wireless options of the new Bose were tossed in for free, I‘d get one just to have that option for certain situations. But when you tack on the price of the transmitters, you‘re talking big bucks just to go wireless, and that with only 2.4 GHz, as you point out. Won‘t float my boat at that price point, so Everse is my weapon of choice. Incidentally, the sound of the original Bose (same as the new one, they say) has its own coloration - a very appealing one, but not easy to tweak for greater transparency. The Everse lets me once again hear more subtleties, plus go deeper in the bass. Also delighted that all my great mics actually sound like themselves through the Everse, which wasn‘t the case of the one-size-fits-all sound of the Bose.

@@Speakers293 How do you know this?

@@scottbecker3485 think i have to test it myself, but i was wondering is the Bose S1 pro " coloration " may be pleasant to the ear, and can help a first time beginner busker , if the sound can help to be pleasant. Maybe the everse can be " better ", but maybe it's also a little harder to get that.

Yeah .. I tried it with my Rode Wireless Pro .. alot of problems. In the end I gave up and used cables to connect them and also got a Shure SLXD for wireless microphones. Also the microphone which are ominidirectional keep giving feedback, so I had to use only directional microphones.

It’s Bose s1 bro 8 inch !it is so 6inch my bro

@@minhphat2069 I have no idea what you just said.. 😂

Woofer is Bose is not 8inch , is 6 inch .do you understand!

@@minhphat2069 It's YOU who doesn't understand. He is saying that BOSE should upgrade to an 8 inch speaker to improve bass response. They didn't do it in this new version, so it's not worth it. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? 😂

Ok my friend! Sorry I was wrong

As a keyboardist, I prefer the stereo option. I can see no stereo input. Is there a solution around this?

Ese quiero y la caga no llega a chile por las rechuchas

Evolve Everse 8 has 48 phantom power and is a lot cheaper

You need a master volume for 2 inputs??

The Everse 8 has Master Volume !

@@crystaljoymusic Also no mid control! Problem solved- buy the T4 mixer, only another $700!

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