Mobile DJ Show 11th January 2009

[Excalibur]

Please Note:
This is me speaking as a "USER" of the systems (for over a year now) and not just as "Dealer" for Bose products!

The earth moving sub is NOT the market place for the Bose Subs as they are better suited at high class Weddings, Balls, marquee work and Corporate work where STYLE and GREAT sound is more important than "Thudding Subs".


But....

If you need "thudding Sub" then a pair of EV Sb760A's would/and do a great job, I know as I tried them a couple of times in various venues, before I sold them on a display deal last month.

Heavy Sub is not my cup of (rippling) tea I'm affraid as I am mainly posh wedding biased now and have no need for extra heavy thumping Bass.


If anyone is interested, I now use 2 x L1 Model-1 poles and 4 x subs (2 each side) and that is perfect for any venue I have thrown at them and they always sound superb.


I do like this forum as I feel I can still hold my head up high and say...
"Hello My name is Clive and I use a Bose sound system"

Thanks for that Clive, pretty much what some of us reckoned about the attributes and target market for the Bose.

LMFAO.....about right....

How funny. Laugh, I nearly started.

[welby]

Hi,

my first time at this show and really enjoyed the company. Made some new friends and was great chatting to the exhibitors.

A big thank you to Kam who gave me a free replacement mic because I was berating the fact that they hadn't answered their emails - well done!

Although I didn't make any purchases I took away a couple of ideas for the future.

Thank you Clive for hosting the show and was really impressed when the ladies from the canteen bought out two bacon sarnies because they had run out earlier - so a big thank you to you also!

Where did all those people come from at 5:30pm?

Will definitely visit again although it was two hours away for me.

Keep up the good work.

[CRS1.com]

Hi,

my first time at this show and really enjoyed the company. Made some new friends and was great chatting to the exhibitors.

A big thank you to Kam who gave me a free replacement mic because I was berating the fact that they hadn't answered their emails - well done!

Although I didn't make any purchases I took away a couple of ideas for the future.

Thank you Chris for hosting the show and was really impressed when the ladies from the canteen bought out two bacon sarnies because they had run out earlier - so a big thank you to you also!

Where did all those people come from at 5:30pm?

Will definitely visit again although it was two hours away for me.

Keep up the good work.

So glad you enjoyed the show, it was my pleasure...

No purchases eh?

I'll have to try harder next time!

Thank you for thanking my son Chris for the show, he was the 6 year old drawing the raffle - I'm Clive and nearly 45, but not to worry we'll see you again soon anyway!

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I'll have to try harder next time!

[CRS1.com]

Loving that, he's my role model him...


You are a little Booga aren't you!!!!!

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

One of your Bose poles is on the left of the photo too!

[Penfold42]

One of your Bose poles is on the left of the photo too!

FLMAO.........

Needs a paint job.....

[Tony Scott]

Mention making the earth move and up he pops. Right Tony, I'm sure Steve asked about using other subs to beef up the bottom end on another thread. The man from Bose related a tale about a Bose user who had a residency in a huge venue, and wheeled in an 18" 1kw powered sub, and hid it behind a curtain. This provided some "indiscriminate" thudding, and the Bose supplied the detail over the top. That's it in a nutshell, and not word for word.

Thanks Pete... Confirmed my thoughts on B1's!

[CRS1.com]

One of your Bose poles is on the left of the photo too!

No Darren that is the broom, I sweep up with no hands as I am working!