DJAY Pro is completely awesome. I've used it exclusively since 2008. It's on my Mac, iPad and iPhone and everything syncs between all devices. It does everything other apps do. Regarding ceremonies, as there's always a good distance between the speakers and the guests, I've elected to keep the speakers on the ground to keep a very low profile. I have a small table for the mixer and wireless. Always worked great and I much prefer the look.
Just a thought with the Sennheiser wireless for better connectivity, connect it to an 18” mic cable and set it on top of the speaker or even on a small/micro tripod.
Great video- thanks for all of them in fact! I want to keep the BT capability on the Bose S1 pro but still use the Bose Sub1. Is this possible? If so could you tell me how to set that up with no mixer if possible-thx
Using this speaker over the weekend for the first time for a wedding ceremony. My Ipad hub worked its way out and lost the connection to my mixer, but the bluetooth connected right of way without really missing a beat. Have you consider using a short XLR to XLR and place the Sennheiser unit on top of the speaker to have a better line of sight?
I just got the Bose S1 Pro and I have a battery powered Audio Technica lav/receiver. First ceremony is next month. 100% wireless. Woohoo! This will save me tons of work on load in and load out. My current ceremony rig is quite old and ridiculous.
Hi, thanks for this review. I am planning to buy this but just want to know if I can connect this to the television when I do Karaoke as well? Will wait for your reply soon. Thanks!
I am selling 2 of these speakers. Like New. I posted them on Offerup and Craigslist. With battery and charging cable. Fell on hard times. Hate to let them go. I'll be posting this on different videos. From Chicago.
Hi Aaron, thanks for the great videos on here!! Just wanted to ask you about the Bose s1 pro. I have one that I’m playing mp3 backing tracks through so I can do a vocal over the top. I find the bass of the speaker gets really tested with the mp3 track(connected from iPad Pro Bluetooth) and starts to distort at quite low volume. Do you find the same problem with this speaker? Thanks Sean
When I use it, I never need to push the volume cause it is mostly Ceremonies or background music. I'd suggest running your backtracks through an external mixer. It should make it sound even better for you. Hope that helps!
Nice one Aaron, cool review, I reckon we'll see more and more battery systems, with companies even specialising exclusively in them, like mobile app design v traditional software. Though not encouraged by the issues with the JBL EON ONE PRO, scary bad customer service, faults are so bad they just released a mkii to address the faulty design. This S1 is a handy system I just hate speaker stands, columns arrays look much better, the Maui 5 GO would be perfect with an additional XLR and reverb. Couple of questions and a suggestion 🥁 if you don't mind please : 1. Can you pair the S1 with a 2nd by Bluetooth say, for more volume ? 2. Have you tried the xVive wireless XLR adapters live, looking to buy them but not sure about the quality. Cheers 👍🏻 If you gaffer taped the wireless receiver with a 30cm XLR cable to the top of the speaker, would that address the line of sight issue ? Good advice on the relationship building. Brides are dealing with so many suppliers good communication hells us stand out 👍🏻👍🏻
Still love my S1 after 2 years of having it. I sent that Eon One Pro back for many reasons. Yes- you can pair 2 through Bluetooth using their connect app. I gave up on those XSW's. Even with them up on top, too much of a risk. Haven't tried out the xVive's, for me, I'm just running XLR cable for a remote speaker. No issues or risk
Thank you for the tips man, I appreciate it. I am thinking of buying 2 of these for small venues parties (coffee shops). I have 2 main questions: 1.- Can it be connected to a dj controller (Pioneer SX2)(how about 2 of these?)? 2.- Are you able to play the same song coming out of your wired PAs and a S1 Pro at the same time? My idea is to have regular PAs via master in the main room and 1 s1 pro in the back in a smaller separate room. Thanks in advance.
Yeah you can. I would go xlr out right and left channel to each S1 Pro from the controller. For the PA setup, use the mix out on the PA and go into the S1. They can do pretty much whatever you need!
@@AaronStrawn Can you do this via Bluetooth? If so, would I need a pair with one transmitter or one for each pair? Or just use my XLRs and be done with it? LOL
Talk about line of sight! I did an outdoor ceremony in November and the way the groomsmen lined up...they were perfectly in line one after the other between the officiant and me. 16 groomsmen in line between me and the preacher! I could not freaking believe it! I started getting some dropouts and I moved the receiver off in the grass away from me to get a clearer path between the mic and receiver. Got better and made it through!
