I like this idea! Will try it soon and report my findings, but, I am adding two BOSE 151 Environmentals to my S1 PRO and have ordered a portable headphone amp to drive them. I have my S1 PRO on top of a 30" stand and the two 151's are mounted on reticulating dual monitor arms that are fixed about 15 inches below the S1. It seems to me like a "PERFECT" set up, I can adjust the two satellite speakers to broadcast into a wider setting when playing out of doors. The small amp will draw it's signal from the S1's1/4 inch out! I've got an L1 Compact that I sometimes run my S1 into! What great sound and flexibility! Thanks for yer video!
I just brought this and it's a great start. My voice definitely sounds like it's just floating nicely above the back beat, I just wish I could some how eq the bluetooth!
I tend to dial my vocals the opposite, with the treble down & bass up, similar to my instrument set up. I do tend to push my voice to a grungy shout/growl though, rather than smooth & soothing...
Hi Francesco. Thank you. If your going to connect your Bose S1 to a mixer, and use it as a monitor, do I use a 1/4 inch speaker cable or 1/4 inch instrument cable?
Hi Francesco. I would like to use the Bose S1 Pro as a electric guitar amp connected directly to my pedalboard. How can I set up the Reverb, Bass and Trebel if I turn the tonematch off? Thank you!
Hey Francesco how did you work out the setting for the vocal channel?It sounds pretty good.I am also using a maton througj my s1 pro on the instrument channel and overall i cant complain about the sound.very happy.
Thank you Francesco. I already have my s1pro and sometimes is not enough for the places I perform. My questions is, if I sync two s1pro, will I hear the sound of the mic in both speakers? Or does it only sound in the one where the mic is connected?
For a mic or instrument signal you can connect a cable from the jack output of one s1 to one input of the other and have two mono signals, otherwise use a mixer and the two s1 like a normal couple of speakers
Hi! Greetings from Greece! I just bought and use a bosse s1. Busking, with guitar and vocals. I use also a simple delay pedal for guitar channel.I mentioned something like problem in the sound. Sometimes the guitars sound turned automatically in a bass frequency situation and after turned also in a clearer sound. Depends of my hard rythm playing style. My opinion is that the pedal effect make something like slave to the amp. I hope i explained it clear to you. What is your opinion?
I am a singer, I perform at hotels and restaurants. My setup is my MIC 🎤 in the first channel. And the accompaniment comes from my cel phone connected via bluetooth, my question is, do you think it would be better to connect the cell phone with a cable in the second channel instead of bluetooth?
This was two years ago but i would love to buy an s1 pro for karaoke and jamming with my husband who plays the guitar and piano. Is there a new release of bose of this kind? BTW your advice is really helpful and topic is very special . Keep on helping. Thank you 🥰
Hi there! Great, informative video! I have done a lot of research on the Bose s1 pro but never have I come across an opinion on using it with an external mixer, I have just purchased a 2nd one and run guitar through one and vocals on the other, would you recommend that a mixer is needed?
@@FrancescoNasone okay thanks for your help, would you say that a usb 4 channel mixer would do the job? Trying to keep it a travel light as possible haha
Ciao Francesco come stai?? volevo chiederti un informazione sperando tu mi possa rispondere. cosa ne pensi se unissi un sub f1 alle mie due casse s1 ??? hai per caso provato a sentire come suona??? grazie per la consulenza sei gentilissimo. Massimo
ciao, penso possa essere un'ottima soluzione. Ci stavo pensando anche io per le situazioni che richiedono una presenza maggiore, non ho ancora sperimentato di persona ma so di persone che lo usano con successo. Se decidi di prenderlo fammi sapere come ti trovi! :)
Not walking past speaker 🙂 joking, I’ve found the bose is quite good at it but if you have a mic, specially if you open up a bit the high frequencies (that’s ok) you need to have a certain distance with the speaker, just need to find the right position for it and for you and the mic. That is for every speaker
Can you tell me why the volume starts at 12 o clock position in the inputs 1 or 2 ? I mean using a microphone for voice.. That's where I have this issue I found out.. Before the 12 o'clock position I can barely hear anything using the mic..
Probably your mic has a low volume signal, but anyway the volume regulation is exponential, the first half is generally quite low and from the second half you can really hear the difference. Just for curiosity if you can try other mics and check if the sound level is the same of your mic.
@@FrancescoNasone @Francesco Nasone Dude.. I contacted Bose technical support and show them this RU-vid video and they said this is not normal. It should sound at 8 o clock position.. This is the video I made about this issue. This is the video I sent to Bose email technical support: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xM_5lDcFHYM.html Anyway they said it should start the sound at 8 o clock position and not at 12 o clock. And the funny thing is that I bought another Bose s1 pro in another country and it has the same issue. Apparently this issue nobody noticed or I am so unlucky guy. By the way I tried with two different mics.. Shure brand and AKG brand and two different xlr cables.. Therefore your Bose should start working at 8 o clock position and not just at 12 oclock position.
Hi, I was wondering if you could answer a question for me. I have the Bose S1 and I agree it's an amazing speaker, here's my question though, I was doing a gig today and had it plugged into the mains, but after a few hours it started to loose power, a decrease in volume, luckily I was just finishing my gig, but I thought if you were plugged into the mains it would always be 100% ?...I also use an i pad for backing, any advise would be welcome, many thanks Andy
@@FrancescoNasone I think i have the answer, I was plugged into the mains, while battery pack was still in speaker? apparently you should take the pack out.
@@FrancescoNasone for how long did you play for though, I played for nearly 4 hours. I called a bose specialist and he told me always remove battery if plugged in to the mains..
I’ve found my mic sounds quite low compared with others, also compared with the new beta 58. So the gain balance in my case is: keyboard half, mic max. but with other microphones usually the mic gain on a quoter past half it’s enough.