Ah they are so so awesome..I can't wait to get mine. Love your videos by the way can't believe your channel isn't bigger. Much love from Northern Ireland
I have 0 regrets, except for that initial credit card swipe lol. For real though, I love the way they sound and look. Thanks for watching, that means a lot to me!
UPDATE: I ran the pair of these in stereo this last weekend and OMG...game changer. I know..I know..I probably should have been doing that, but I was so happy how they sounded.
Do you have the Sub2’s coupled next to each other or each standing next to the Pro32. I haven’t had a chance to play with this all that much. One thing I miss with the model 2 is the sub fit together in the base where the Pro32 looks like it’s meant to be alone. Odd choice.
@@kurdiceneal9007 yes. My controller has a mono/stereo switch. I used stereo then went right/left out of my controller into each Bose 32. Sounded incredible
Great review, How would 2 of these sound in a living room in stereo playing mp3, & audio cd's. I use to have Bose 901's back in 87'(no longer made), and they had the largest soundstage I ever heard. trying to find something for home audio, and playing my synth keyboard. Thanks.
Im rocking the Pro 16s, for anything 200 ppl or less they are fantastic. I might upgrade to 2 Pro 32s for larger events and use the Pro 16s for fills, thanks Bose for letting us daisy chain them all!
It’s a business tool plus it hold it’s value re sale is great! I bought 2 sets of F1 sold 1st set after 3yrs of use and I bought pair of L1 PRO16 and i love the sound quality! Just make sure buy roadcases or bags to protect your investment. Awesome Bose speaker review!
@@AaronStrawn yo yo yo. 1st time out with the 32’s and had a guy lean on one! I said please don’t touch that he said I THOUGHT IT WAS A POST/POLE. (I knew this was gonna happen) I even put the sub on the outside of the speaker hoping to kinda block them from the tower/stick
I have the model 2 predecessor’s and i loved rocking out. The sound is clean and works great for all venues especially with older people because it does not pierce the ear like other speakers. The bass is clean too, any dj should know that bodies absorb bass. With the bose bass it is a clean vibration. I have dj’d a fundraising event of over 1000 in an indian casino ball room and with the two speaker it sounded amazing at 60%. I played violinist cover songs during the cocktail hour and people were looking around trying to see where the band/musicians were. Thats how clean it is. Ive read mixed reviews before on these speakers and i really think people get confused by wedding dj vs club. A lot of people responding negative are club djs which i have been both and i can tell you 90% of club djs dont understand audio for one and two: most club djs just want all bass - maybe it is because of tradition, if im drunk out of my mind bass sets the mood sure, but if im trying to actually dance and have a good time, actually hearing the music would probably be crucial. I will say this - if even if you are a wedding dj and you are more of a scratch artist, you probably would not like these speakers because it balances the sound too clean. You will lose the actual feel of the scratching through these and it would make it not sound raw. But im glad to see your review on these new ones aaron, def wanted this perspective as i upgrade. Glad you broke it down as a wedding dj. Cheers.
Been using Bose L1 products and update to every flagship L1 when they come out since 2006. If I ever had to go back to box speakers on tripods I’d quit!
As a musician, these column array speakers are a game changer. They're way more compact, have a much wider sound dispersion without blasting people in front of them and they look great without cumbersome ugly speaker stands! I've just purchased a pair of white Evolve 30Ms and have a pair of LD Systems Maui 5 GOs for smaller events and battery usage and I'll never go back to using point source box speakers on stands! I must say that I was very satisfied with my ageing HK Audio Lucas Impact PA system with its very warm hifi like sound but I'm no longer that young to cart around 30kg subs and HK Audio no longer has a distributor in Australia. I sold it for a good price despite its age to a buyer who wanted HK Audio so that, along with selling other PA bits and pieces including my crappy sounding Mackie SRM350s helped me fund the new purchases. Keep up the great work Aaron!
Have you used the pro 32 (pair) and 2xsub 2 per side for DJing? Would this be a crazy impressive sounding system? I had a much larger system that was incredible, but incredibly large, and heavy as well. I can’t seem to find much feedback on djing with this stuff. Just thinking a compact solution would be nice. But I want proper sound across the spectrum. I mix a lot of house music, but would also use this system to just listen to music on often. Would these last a long time? I want nice warm punchy deep bass and crystal clear Highs. Are they still the best in your opinion? Thanks.
Aaron thank you so much for the review! I’m at a toss up between the L32+Sub2, 2x L16 and 2x RCF evox12s. I’m doing a variety of small/medium events, school dances, bdays, outdoor community events as well. I have K12.2s and an HPR 181i currently and plan to keep them for larger events. Portability is big for me as sometimes I have many gigs with short setup windows. I am amazed on how lightweight the Bose systems are and seem to fit my needs in that aspect. I have heard the L32s and L16s in guitar center and was thoroughly impressed with both. I was more shocked on how much range and power the L32 had (I felt that the single Sub2 couldn’t even keep up with the stick!) I like the L16s for their cost to power ratio compared to the L32. I haven’t listened to the Evox12s but hear that they are very good quality too. Having used both which do you like to bring with you on your smaller gigs? Thanks in advance for your feedback!
Aaron.. great video.. thanks! Question... at the 2:21 mark in the video ...I see your rig set up... what stand are you using for your controller. I have been looking for one like that. Thank you.
Thanks for great review. Have you ever experienced any problem using them in a hot weather? More precisely do they still sound good in a hot room? (malfunctioned ac situation :) )
I think they'd be good. I used one for an outdoor gig and I was pumped the volume I got. Go with the Sub 2's for sure. They will taper off as you walk away from them for sure too.
Hi Aaron how would you connect one L1 PRO 32 system to an Allen & Heath Xone 92 mixer? Since the mixer has Left + Right XLR and the L1 PRO has one TRS Jack ?
Do you recommend going with two sub 2s alongside the two main pro 32 speakers? It looks like you did that? Also even if you don't use two speakers for a venue do you always use two subs? As in my view two subs evens out the bass. Cheers
Can you use the unit on its own without the subs. For around 50 to 75 people inside a small sized hall.?? Still split between the Bose 32 and the ev50m. Please your thoughts.
@@AaronStrawn Thank you Aaron. I am left with either evolveM, evolve50 or RFC jmix8. I may opt for evolveM. for up to 75 indoor. The worry is ,,, I need them to sing in gig. I am not a DJ> I need somthing that doesn't let me down. I appreciate your adivce
They are just nice!!! No comparison! I got rid of my Evolve 30Ms because these just reached further... all around. Just a great system period!!! Yes expensive but worth it. I play live music and the tables that are right next to me are not yelling to talk to one another and the people in the ballrooms that are 70-120 or so feet away are able to enjoy listening and feeling the music. I receive compliments about this very thing almost every event. And this goes back almost 10 years now with the legacy system as well. Nice...just nice!!!
Not blowing away people in front of them is one of my fav features also. Sometimes a photographer will be standing right in front of it and have no idea
I've only ever seen these in person, never taken them out. I think the advantage with the 32s is portability, size, weight, dispersion...The 32s have the edge there for sure.
These look really cool and I'll take your word for it on the sound! Do you worry about people spilling their drinks on the bottom mixer part of the speaker? I have had people spill drinks right beside my DJ booth in the past, and at the end of the night there was beer on the base of one of my Gravity stands. If it was the Bose, that would be beer on the mixer...
Nice video 👍🏼 Have you tried the BOSE F1 with 812 line arrays? Any input on them? I’ve had the older L1 model 2 Bose for about 12 years. Just brought them back out for small party and just love the sound over my primary QSC KW112. 🤦♂️. Considering adding the sub 2 to what I have or getting the F1 system.
I only listened to them in stores. My initial thoughts were they are too heavy and bulky for my mobile use and they didn't have the dispersion that the L1s do. That's why I like the L1s over those
1 Bose 32 with sub? 2 L8 Pros? 1 Bose F1 with sub? What’s biggest differences you’d notice going each route? Looking to get started into basic DJing, not scratching, just playing music for entertainment and to also be able to run Vocals and Acoustic Guitar for open mic nights and karaoke
For DJing, I believe the best setup using a Bose system is one 32 and (2) sub 2s. The L8s are not gonna be loud enough. I know guys that use a pair of 16s and love them. Check those out. Otherwise there are the EV 50s, Maui 28 G3s or RCF J8 (loudest).
Hi! Great video. I got these recently but I’m not able to get the desired clear audio outpost. Can you please explain the exact steps on how do you connect your controller to the the Bose. Do you use any mixer or any other device. My audio has static in it. I’m using RCA to XLR cable to connect the 2. Not using any mixers currently. Just need some advice. Thanks I’m advance!!
I use a mixer (T4S) and go XLR out of my controller into channels 1 and 2 in the mixer. The buzz is most likely coming from your adapter cables. I would suggest using an external mixer and maybe upgrading your controller to one with XLR outs. You can always count on me advising to spend more money lol
@@AaronStrawn the Mauis are way more weight with those massive subs. It would be interesting to compare the 44G2s against the Pro 32s and I'm certain that each would have their own distinct sound signature. I nearly went for a pair of Maui 28G2s before going with the Evolve 30Ms because I really liked their warm sound. The larger size and weight, the fact that I had to spend a fair bit extra for speaker bags and that their price increased by a couple of hundred dollars each also put me off, but I do have a soft spot for LD Systems and really like my Maui 5 GOs for their battery power and portability.
The look is sexy. The specs on that system just do not warrant the cost in my opinion. My latest sexy setup is two EV 50's with a RCF sub905 to really pound it home. About a $4500 investment total about a month ago.
Great review Aaron. Those columns scare me, I wouldn't be bringing them to an Irish Wedding they'd be on the floor after the first tune. Look great but also very brittle looking. At the same time we need to make thinks as light as possible on the road 👍🏻 Did you end up selling the Jmix8s and using these permanently?
@@AaronStrawn I just picked up a used Jmix8 and compared to to my db tech es503 in the garage and even though the J8 has 400w more peak power the db sounds much much fuller and warmer and has way more thump, the wooden cabinet might help. I pity the guest that drunkenly stage dives on either of them, the J8 still moves but the DB has a lower centre of gravity, it's going nowhere The Bose is grand for corporate and cafes. Though If there's a Coffee shop using a €7k PA then I defo couldn't afford the coffee.
For how many people would you think this would cover? I'm looking to purchase my first set of speakers got events coming up this Summer and I plan to use them at most of my events!
I've used these for rooms that can hold around 250. How you place them is important though. In bigger rooms with more guests, spread them out, or have one at the other end of the room. Once the dance starts, you can bring it back to the dance floor.
I like your energy. We can’t transmit something without passion. Just ordered one of those. But the sub2 is an overkill for carrying so I don’t consider sub2
Hey @@AaronStrawn, expecting at least 150-200 for upcoming weddings this year, thought maybe I can use the Bose setup for some school & outdoor functions as well. What would you recommend? Currently using my QSC KW 15s, K12s & 181 sub. Trying to "do that sh*t" without breaking my back..lol..
@@buddhaluvjonz you’re golden for 150-200. Just make sure they are spread out and you’re getting good coverage. I bring my S1 Pro or JBL MK2 for additional coverage for the back of the room for speeches. School dances, I’m not sure. Those can get really big and I think you’d need something bigger for a gymnasium. Outdoor gigs, should be good. I’m taking mine for an Easter egg hunt
These speakers are really on top and i love the 180 degrees coverage, but the column looks delicate and if someone accidentally bumps to it you are done.
For me it is. I love the sound, portability and how it can really fill a room. There are a lot of great options for the mobile DJ (which I think is awesome). If you can, go listen to your top picks in person and pick the speaker YOU love!
@@chadnliz2k11 I’ve got a gig coming up that’s outside with neighbor not too far away. I tested it in my backyard and worked quite well at preventing bass to my neighbor. Inside I’d agree, I don’t mind the bass, but it’s a nice option if you need it.
@@AaronStrawn there's no benefit towards the audience and a -10db reduction to the one sub pointing towards you, so if anything the audience is getting less bass. From everything I've learned there is no real benefit for a dj. A band with live mics on constantly it would make since, but positioning and proper gain us as djs with our way lower use of mics should be better off throwing as much bass as possible towards the audience.
@@AaronStrawn Soundsmith got it. For me, I bring my system out for block parties, backyard setups, outdoor weddings and other events. The cardioid mode does lose you some output. It does make the neighbors complain a lot less. You had an event where they limited spl. That’s likely due to neighbors but walk outside the building you don’t hear the high frequencies but the low. If the neighbors are behind you can play louder inside without complaints. It’s not really needed and I’ve only done it once but a nice trick to have.
No hissing for me. Have you done the firmware updates? Also- I heard certain cables can do this. If you're going out of your controller, go XLR to TRS into the Bose
Don't sell the EV30. Try Lining out from the Pro32 to the EV30. EV's crisp high end adds some missing HF frequencies. In some cases Bose is too Smooth! Even adding treble on the Bose App doesn't give you the 20Hz top end of the EV.
@@AaronStrawn One EV30 With the Pro 32 = incredible sound! I know DJs like that look of two matching speakers on either side of their DJ booth but I really think it sounds better than two Pro32s and can save beginning DJs some $$$.
I only heard the F1 system once and while it's cool, i think it's too heavy and bulky for weddings. Plus, no 180 degree dispersion. This system also gives you the bags. IDK about the Evox 12. I'm a column or line array kinda guy for weddings
Great review my friend. I am just at the DJ Expo in Birmingham, UK today where they have these bad boys being used in anger! 💥They have an amazing sound, design and utility. Silly question, but If you buy 2, do you have to buy x2 subs? I’m sure 2 of the line arrays and one large “Sub2” would🦵it? Also the “Sub2” is pretty heavy, especially if you have 2 of them. Cheers Andy
I would def want to have a second sub with the L1. Maybe for small events, but I just did a wedding tonight and ran them in stereo for the first time and I’m telling you dude..they sounded fucking amazing. If I only had one sub, I would run out to the store and pick up a second one for sure. Anything cool or new at the Expo?
@@AaronStrawn 🤣they sound amazing for sure, you just need to remortgage your house to buy a pair😂. One of my other favourite things at the EXPO (surprisingly) was the “Chauvet hurricane bubble haze X2 Q6”. This kind of thing wouldn’t normally interest me but I’m telling you everybody was drawn to it. I spoke to a couple of DJ’s who have used it and they said everybody from kids to grandma couldn’t resist it and when used sparingly, it really draws people to the dance floor. Obviously some venues don’t like haze but you can turn it right down and still max the bubbles and get a great effect. I know it’s about your own personality, music selection, quality of service, etc but I am giving this some serious thought. I think you could up sell as an extra too. Retail price is around £950/$1200👍
@@andyf2240 I’m with you, anything that can enhance the party. Although, I’m staying the hell away from sparklers. I ain’t burnin down shit for a photo lol
Some other UA-camr said that Bose speakers actually make you look unprofessional. Like you're just a regular dude that walked in Walmart and bought one of these. According to him (forgot who it was), paying customers want to know that you're an expert in these PA systems and mixers and whatnot and not be a regular dude who just wants to make money on the side bringing his plug and play equipment to the venue.
At what Walmart can you buy a Bose L1 system lol. I don't agree with that. Most clients see these and immediately love the way they look and sound (personal experience)
Nice review!! So what size group do you believe these could cover up to. 200? 300? I know it depends on a lot of factors but let’s say a dance party I always wanted the Bose F1 and 812 system. Looking for something maybe to cover up to 350 or 400.
I really don’t wanna be a fan of these column speakers and everyone keeps raving about them and I now I want them but I know I don’t need them. That price tho 😬😬😬
These are definitely some of the most expensive out there. I've always been into the column speakers cause of the look and ease of setup. There are other options out there for sure not as pricey. I still stand by the RCF J8's as one of my favs
Awesome video and nice review!! 😉👍🏻 im a weekend musician gigger and of course i have the pleasure blowing money and owning the pa !! 😑 but i love gear n such … would anyone recommend this system for live bands … particularly smaller bars clubs .. even medium sized … looking to downsize .. 18 subs and 12” + mains are getting too heavy these days … love the fact they set up qwik .. and of course like aaron said ya wana get outa there qwik enough … im just curious if anyone has any experience with that sort of comparison😊👍🏻🤘🏻😎
get yamaha DSR 12s n small sub or old qsc k 12s n save thousands get a better much louder sound and forget this crap....the only column speaker i would get is the nexo
I do agree these are pricey, but they're not crap. I think you are paying for portability, lightness, 180 degree dispersion, sleek look, warm sound, app integration, bags..and some other things.
I like Your information on equipment. But you Gotta stop swearing they have pounds are not good. There’s a lot of us older gentleman or church members would not like to hear that. I hope that could change. Thanks.
I tried to watch your review to get your opinion on this product not to listen to you drop F-bombs on me. Some of us are still offended by immature vulgar language.
@@AaronStrawn Oh, it didn't damage me a bit. Thanks for your concern though. When I was a little boy I talked like that some thinking that was how a real man talked when I grew up I realized I was wrong but I still hear a lot of men that never figured that out. It is how men talk that never matured. Talk the way you want but know that not everyone is on board as a matter of fact many of us find your words vulgar, immature, offensive. If you have the right to speak like that I also have the right to disagree and or be offended.
Good video. It's overpriced for me. I watch some other video of it. He open up the whole system try to find something good inside to justice the price. But he was so disappointed with it.
Yah Opaz was a huge fan, until he wasn’t. It’s not perfect but I love the sound and how it fills a room. I can also bring this for a ceremony, small house, or big venue and it sounds great. If you don’t like the design or sound, I get it. Different strokes for different folks.
Yeah I saw the opaz video. It looks cheap But we’ll tech has changed and evolved with time. We sacrifice a few things ( less weight = D class) For sure there are A class Amos that can sound better and hit more but these are heavier. Still I’m impressed how Bose has taken care of psychoacoustics and make a good portable product. I haved Classic Model 2 Compact and considering now the Bose L1 pro32
Which ones would you recommend for playing house music at home? I want Bose tall speakers with good bass ! Average living room. In stereo mode! I want pair of s1 pro or l1 pro? Which ones better?
Ah they are so so awesome..I can't wait to get mine. Love your videos by the way can't believe your channel isn't bigger. Much love from Northern Ireland
I have 0 regrets, except for that initial credit card swipe lol. For real though, I love the way they sound and look. Thanks for watching, that means a lot to me!
UPDATE: I ran the pair of these in stereo this last weekend and OMG...game changer. I know..I know..I probably should have been doing that, but I was so happy how they sounded.
Do you have the Sub2’s coupled next to each other or each standing next to the Pro32. I haven’t had a chance to play with this all that much. One thing I miss with the model 2 is the sub fit together in the base where the Pro32 looks like it’s meant to be alone. Odd choice.
@@cduemig1 I put them next to the 32s. I heard that’s why Bose made the sub match cable not that long. They want the sub close to the tower
Hi- for dj purposes, I keep my mixers main out set to mono- are you saying setting the mixer output to stereo on these sounds better?
@@kurdiceneal9007 yes. My controller has a mono/stereo switch. I used stereo then went right/left out of my controller into each Bose 32. Sounded incredible
Great review, How would 2 of these sound in a living room in stereo playing mp3, & audio cd's. I use to have Bose 901's back in 87'(no longer made), and they had the largest soundstage I ever heard. trying to find something for home audio, and playing my synth keyboard.
Thanks.
Im rocking the Pro 16s, for anything 200 ppl or less they are fantastic. I might upgrade to 2 Pro 32s for larger events and use the Pro 16s for fills, thanks Bose for letting us daisy chain them all!
I have been on the fence on getting these.... you just pushed me over :). I am getting them. Great vid!
It’s a business tool plus it hold it’s value re sale is great! I bought 2 sets of F1 sold 1st set after 3yrs of use and I bought pair of L1 PRO16 and i love the sound quality! Just make sure buy roadcases or bags to protect your investment. Awesome Bose speaker review!
Thanks! I agree, my DJ bro told me about the resell and it is true with Bose, they keep their value
Holy moly!! You had 2 of these!! That’s 66 speakers you were bringing to a wedding reception!!! lol!!!
So cool! I’m a wedding Dj too and just discovered your channel, great job man! Keep on going
Thanks!
Been a long time Bose user. Have the original L1 classics. These are as loud at the back of the room as they are right next to them. Bose voodoo!!!!
They were rockstars for my wedding last night
@@AaronStrawn yo yo yo. 1st time out with the 32’s and had a guy lean on one! I said please don’t touch that he said I THOUGHT IT WAS A POST/POLE. (I knew this was gonna happen) I even put the sub on the outside of the speaker hoping to kinda block them from the tower/stick
I have the model 2 predecessor’s and i loved rocking out. The sound is clean and works great for all venues especially with older people because it does not pierce the ear like other speakers. The bass is clean too, any dj should know that bodies absorb bass. With the bose bass it is a clean vibration. I have dj’d a fundraising event of over 1000 in an indian casino ball room and with the two speaker it sounded amazing at 60%. I played violinist cover songs during the cocktail hour and people were looking around trying to see where the band/musicians were. Thats how clean it is.
Ive read mixed reviews before on these speakers and i really think people get confused by wedding dj vs club. A lot of people responding negative are club djs which i have been both and i can tell you 90% of club djs dont understand audio for one and two: most club djs just want all bass - maybe it is because of tradition, if im drunk out of my mind bass sets the mood sure, but if im trying to actually dance and have a good time, actually hearing the music would probably be crucial.
I will say this - if even if you are a wedding dj and you are more of a scratch artist, you probably would not like these speakers because it balances the sound too clean. You will lose the actual feel of the scratching through these and it would make it not sound raw.
But im glad to see your review on these new ones aaron, def wanted this perspective as i upgrade. Glad you broke it down as a wedding dj. Cheers.
These are still my wife's favorite speakers. The sound is so clean.
Owned F1 and the L1 Pro16 is my favourite
Great detailed review! Smooth is a great word to sum up the sound.
Hi Boss I follow your vlog. I want that bose sub 2! 1pc only for now.
Love it man! I didn’t realize they were that expensive. I’ll have to go check them out for myself.
Gotta at least hear them live
I like your attitude! Very open and honest!
Thanks!
Been using Bose L1 products and update to every flagship L1 when they come out since 2006. If I ever had to go back to box speakers on tripods I’d quit!
I’m with you. Always been a column/line array guy because of the look first
As a musician, these column array speakers are a game changer. They're way more compact, have a much wider sound dispersion without blasting people in front of them and they look great without cumbersome ugly speaker stands! I've just purchased a pair of white Evolve 30Ms and have a pair of LD Systems Maui 5 GOs for smaller events and battery usage and I'll never go back to using point source box speakers on stands! I must say that I was very satisfied with my ageing HK Audio Lucas Impact PA system with its very warm hifi like sound but I'm no longer that young to cart around 30kg subs and HK Audio no longer has a distributor in Australia. I sold it for a good price despite its age to a buyer who wanted HK Audio so that, along with selling other PA bits and pieces including my crappy sounding Mackie SRM350s helped me fund the new purchases. Keep up the great work Aaron!
Have you used the pro 32 (pair) and 2xsub 2 per side for DJing? Would this be a crazy impressive sounding system? I had a much larger system that was incredible, but incredibly large, and heavy as well. I can’t seem to find much feedback on djing with this stuff. Just thinking a compact solution would be nice. But I want proper sound across the spectrum. I mix a lot of house music, but would also use this system to just listen to music on often. Would these last a long time? I want nice warm punchy deep bass and crystal clear Highs. Are they still the best in your opinion?
Thanks.
Aaron thank you so much for the review! I’m at a toss up between the L32+Sub2, 2x L16 and 2x RCF evox12s. I’m doing a variety of small/medium events, school dances, bdays, outdoor community events as well. I have K12.2s and an HPR 181i currently and plan to keep them for larger events.
Portability is big for me as sometimes I have many gigs with short setup windows. I am amazed on how lightweight the Bose systems are and seem to fit my needs in that aspect.
I have heard the L32s and L16s in guitar center and was thoroughly impressed with both. I was more shocked on how much range and power the L32 had (I felt that the single Sub2 couldn’t even keep up with the stick!) I like the L16s for their cost to power ratio compared to the L32.
I haven’t listened to the Evox12s but hear that they are very good quality too. Having used both which do you like to bring with you on your smaller gigs? Thanks in advance for your feedback!
Great video! Thanks for making /sharing.
Glad you liked it!
awesome review, without any crap.
I think this is the best compliment I've ever gotten
Aaron.. great video.. thanks! Question... at the 2:21 mark in the video ...I see your rig set up... what stand are you using for your controller. I have been looking for one like that. Thank you.
Thanks! The table I use is the Rockville Rockbooth XL- ua-cam.com/video/QyLN3ZPQnm0/v-deo.html
Nice straight to the point realistic review 😎
Thanks!
You oughta have your own tv show..... you are amazing.
Hey @Netflix, I’m ready lol. Thanks bro!
Thanks for great review.
Have you ever experienced any problem using them in a hot weather? More precisely do they still sound good in a hot room? (malfunctioned ac situation :) )
Awesome! another great vid!
Thanks! Means a lot
Subscribed because your Bose L1 pro32 vídeos. Make more please
More coming for sure
How do you feel about two of them and a crowd of 250 to 300 or an outdoor event covering a small park?
I think they'd be good. I used one for an outdoor gig and I was pumped the volume I got. Go with the Sub 2's for sure. They will taper off as you walk away from them for sure too.
Would an ev 200 system or efc system around 4k.. love to hear a side by side for bose your paying at least 600 for the BOSE lettering
Hi Aaron how would you connect one L1 PRO 32 system to an Allen & Heath Xone 92 mixer? Since the mixer has Left + Right XLR and the L1 PRO has one TRS Jack ?
I'd just go one XLR out of the mixer (L) into the TRS of the Bose. I've done this plenty with my Touchmix 8
Do you recommend going with two sub 2s alongside the two main pro 32 speakers? It looks like you did that? Also even if you don't use two speakers for a venue do you always use two subs? As in my view two subs evens out the bass. Cheers
2 subs per stick I think sounds the best. If I only needed one stick for a gig I’d still take two sub 2s. Can always dial them back if needed
No joke about a backup. I lost a top at my last wedding, but thankfully I had a backup.
Ugh..that sucks!
Hey Aaron how do you like the Bose compared to the EV Evolve’s 50’s?
Can’t compare them cause I never owned the 50s
Can you use the unit on its own without the subs. For around 50 to 75 people inside a small sized hall.??
Still split between the Bose 32 and the ev50m. Please your thoughts.
I wouldn't. They don't sound good without any subs, all highs and mids
@@AaronStrawn Thank you Aaron. I am left with either evolveM, evolve50 or RFC jmix8. I may opt for evolveM. for up to 75 indoor.
The worry is ,,, I need them to sing in gig. I am not a DJ> I need somthing that doesn't let me down.
I appreciate your adivce
They are just nice!!! No comparison! I got rid of my Evolve 30Ms because these just reached further... all around. Just a great system period!!! Yes expensive but worth it. I play live music and the tables that are right next to me are not yelling to talk to one another and the people in the ballrooms that are 70-120 or so feet away are able to enjoy listening and feeling the music. I receive compliments about this very thing almost every event. And this goes back almost 10 years now with the legacy system as well. Nice...just nice!!!
Not blowing away people in front of them is one of my fav features also. Sometimes a photographer will be standing right in front of it and have no idea
I am about to buy 1 pair l32 + 2 sub2
Plus 4 s1 pro and 4 poles
What cables do i need to conect all to a dj booth pionner opus quad 2023
You should get a XLR to TRS. You want to go into channel 3 of the Bose mixer
How would you compare this to the Bose F1 system? ( 2x F1 & 2x 812’s )
I've only ever seen these in person, never taken them out. I think the advantage with the 32s is portability, size, weight, dispersion...The 32s have the edge there for sure.
These look really cool and I'll take your word for it on the sound! Do you worry about people spilling their drinks on the bottom mixer part of the speaker? I have had people spill drinks right beside my DJ booth in the past, and at the end of the night there was beer on the base of one of my Gravity stands. If it was the Bose, that would be beer on the mixer...
I do. So far it has only happened once and I quickly cleaned it off. Not sure how to avoid it.
Nice video 👍🏼 Have you tried the BOSE F1 with 812 line arrays? Any input on them?
I’ve had the older L1 model 2 Bose for about 12 years. Just brought them back out for small party and just love the sound over my primary QSC KW112. 🤦♂️. Considering adding the sub 2 to what I have or getting the F1 system.
I only listened to them in stores. My initial thoughts were they are too heavy and bulky for my mobile use and they didn't have the dispersion that the L1s do. That's why I like the L1s over those
@@AaronStrawn thanks for response. I actually picked up Two L1 Pro 16’s. They sound amazing with the bass punch my previous L1 model 2’s lacked.
1 Bose 32 with sub?
2 L8 Pros?
1 Bose F1 with sub?
What’s biggest differences you’d notice going each route? Looking to get started into basic DJing, not scratching, just playing music for entertainment and to also be able to run Vocals and Acoustic Guitar for open mic nights and karaoke
For DJing, I believe the best setup using a Bose system is one 32 and (2) sub 2s. The L8s are not gonna be loud enough. I know guys that use a pair of 16s and love them. Check those out. Otherwise there are the EV 50s, Maui 28 G3s or RCF J8 (loudest).
Hi! Great video. I got these recently but I’m not able to get the desired clear audio outpost. Can you please explain the exact steps on how do you connect your controller to the the Bose. Do you use any mixer or any other device. My audio has static in it. I’m using RCA to XLR cable to connect the 2. Not using any mixers currently. Just need some advice. Thanks I’m advance!!
I use a mixer (T4S) and go XLR out of my controller into channels 1 and 2 in the mixer. The buzz is most likely coming from your adapter cables. I would suggest using an external mixer and maybe upgrading your controller to one with XLR outs. You can always count on me advising to spend more money lol
Wonder how they stack up to the Maui 44G2’s??
Same, I wish there was a way for me to hear them. No local music stores carry those
@@AaronStrawn the Mauis are way more weight with those massive subs. It would be interesting to compare the 44G2s against the Pro 32s and I'm certain that each would have their own distinct sound signature. I nearly went for a pair of Maui 28G2s before going with the Evolve 30Ms because I really liked their warm sound. The larger size and weight, the fact that I had to spend a fair bit extra for speaker bags and that their price increased by a couple of hundred dollars each also put me off, but I do have a soft spot for LD Systems and really like my Maui 5 GOs for their battery power and portability.
The look is sexy. The specs on that system just do not warrant the cost in my opinion. My latest sexy setup is two EV 50's with a RCF sub905 to really pound it home. About a $4500 investment total about a month ago.
Great review Aaron. Those columns scare me, I wouldn't be bringing them to an Irish Wedding they'd be on the floor after the first tune. Look great but also very brittle looking. At the same time we need to make thinks as light as possible on the road 👍🏻 Did you end up selling the Jmix8s and using these permanently?
I actullay use the J8's the most. More versatile for what I need. I think they're tanks too lol.
@@AaronStrawn I just picked up a used Jmix8 and compared to to my db tech es503 in the garage and even though the J8 has 400w more peak power the db sounds much much fuller and warmer and has way more thump, the wooden cabinet might help. I pity the guest that drunkenly stage dives on either of them, the J8 still moves but the DB has a lower centre of gravity, it's going nowhere The Bose is grand for corporate and cafes. Though If there's a Coffee shop using a €7k PA then I defo couldn't afford the coffee.
I have 2 sub 2s, and a Pair of the S1 pro plus..I want one so bad but these cheap gigs I’m getting kinda don’t make sende
For how many people would you think this would cover? I'm looking to purchase my first set of speakers got events coming up this Summer and I plan to use them at most of my events!
I've used these for rooms that can hold around 250. How you place them is important though. In bigger rooms with more guests, spread them out, or have one at the other end of the room. Once the dance starts, you can bring it back to the dance floor.
I like your energy. We can’t transmit something without passion. Just ordered one of those. But the sub2 is an overkill for carrying so I don’t consider sub2
Thanks! Sub 2 is def bigger and heavier. As a wedding DJ, I wanted a good thump, that's why I got the 2's
Thanks for the awesome review! Would a pair of these cover a crowd of 300-400+?
I think that might be stretching it. Is this a wedding?
Hey @@AaronStrawn, expecting at least 150-200 for upcoming weddings this year, thought maybe I can use the Bose setup for some school & outdoor functions as well. What would you recommend? Currently using my QSC KW 15s, K12s & 181 sub. Trying to "do that sh*t" without breaking my back..lol..
@@buddhaluvjonz you’re golden for 150-200. Just make sure they are spread out and you’re getting good coverage. I bring my S1 Pro or JBL MK2 for additional coverage for the back of the room for speeches.
School dances, I’m not sure. Those can get really big and I think you’d need something bigger for a gymnasium.
Outdoor gigs, should be good. I’m taking mine for an Easter egg hunt
Does the sub 2 and s1 pro combo sound as good?
@@andrewfitness8943 never tried that combo, but check out this video- ua-cam.com/video/gldnIZV7hjA/v-deo.html
Great review.. How would you compare it with RCF evox 12.
Haven’t heard or seen an Evox 12 in person. For sure the Bose is lighter and newer. Having a built in mixer and BT I think makes it a better pick
@aaronstrawn what booth is that? Link please
Rockville XL
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These speakers are really on top and i love the 180 degrees coverage, but the column looks delicate and if someone accidentally bumps to it you are done.
I honestly have never had that happen, but you're right, it would be a disaster!
I am using their Ts8 mixer...nice but lacks blue tooth and Behringer 18 air is way more affordable and supposedly better with bells and whistles
I gotta check that out
bose s1 pro how connect to mixer & Bluetooth from speaker can be cued by the mixer
Bluetooth is easy. Just pair it. For a mixer, just XLR out into the built in mixer on the S1
What DJ booth are you using? (2:27 min)
Rockvilles Rockbooth XL. I love it.
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Hello Aron, Is at the moment Bose L1 Pro 32 with Sub 2 - the best on the market for mobile Dj or maybe you could suggest something else ?
For me it is. I love the sound, portability and how it can really fill a room. There are a lot of great options for the mobile DJ (which I think is awesome). If you can, go listen to your top picks in person and pick the speaker YOU love!
@@AaronStrawn Thank you for answer.
The videos it looks like you have the Sub2’s next to each Pro32. Have you tried coupling the Sub2’s or ran both on one and tried the cardioid mode?
Cardiod turns out only helps the performers with being in bass feedback, so no real benefit for a dj imo.
@@chadnliz2k11 I’ve got a gig coming up that’s outside with neighbor not too far away. I tested it in my backyard and worked quite well at preventing bass to my neighbor. Inside I’d agree, I don’t mind the bass, but it’s a nice option if you need it.
I haven't tried this yet, mostly cause I don't fully understand what it does or the benefit lol.
@@AaronStrawn there's no benefit towards the audience and a -10db reduction to the one sub pointing towards you, so if anything the audience is getting less bass. From everything I've learned there is no real benefit for a dj. A band with live mics on constantly it would make since, but positioning and proper gain us as djs with our way lower use of mics should be better off throwing as much bass as possible towards the audience.
@@AaronStrawn Soundsmith got it. For me, I bring my system out for block parties, backyard setups, outdoor weddings and other events. The cardioid mode does lose you some output. It does make the neighbors complain a lot less. You had an event where they limited spl. That’s likely due to neighbors but walk outside the building you don’t hear the high frequencies but the low. If the neighbors are behind you can play louder inside without complaints. It’s not really needed and I’ve only done it once but a nice trick to have.
Sir can i ask your designed i mean the mixer you will use good vedeo
I have the Tonematch T4S and I just bought Behringer's Flow 8
These compared to the Maui 44 g2’s?
I’d love to do that. Get someone to send me a pair 😉
@@AaronStrawn I’m on it!
Bjr je possède le Bose L1 modèle 2 il et possible d’utiliser ce genre de caisson basse amplifie avec ma sono
I'm wondering how 1 sub2 sounds crossed over with 2 EV 30Ms
Should give you a bass bump for sure
Saw you had them sell on Reverb. What happened?
Bought the RCF 515 and 808s. Helps with the cost
@@AaronStrawn Would love to hear your opinion on why the RCFs were a better all around solution for you! Compactness, clarity? Thanks!
I got a pair of L1 pro 32. And I got a annoying hissing after 3 knots. Is this happening with you?
No hissing for me. Have you done the firmware updates? Also- I heard certain cables can do this. If you're going out of your controller, go XLR to TRS into the Bose
@@AaronStrawn yes XLR To TRS is the best way for dj console
Can you connect a passive speaker to the mixer?
I'm not sure
Don't sell the EV30. Try Lining out from the Pro32 to the EV30. EV's crisp high end adds some missing HF frequencies. In some cases Bose is too Smooth! Even adding treble on the Bose App doesn't give you the 20Hz top end of the EV.
I totally agree. I set them up in my garage the other day and I really love the way they sound
@@AaronStrawn One EV30 With the Pro 32 = incredible sound! I know DJs like that look of two matching speakers on either side of their DJ booth but I really think it sounds better than two Pro32s and can save beginning DJs some $$$.
How is this system compared to F1 system or Evox 12?
I only heard the F1 system once and while it's cool, i think it's too heavy and bulky for weddings. Plus, no 180 degree dispersion. This system also gives you the bags. IDK about the Evox 12.
I'm a column or line array kinda guy for weddings
Can we connect a mixer with that?
Yep. Go XLR out of your mixer using TRS ends into Channel 3 of the Bose
Do you still have this speakers?
I have one set
Great review my friend. I am just at the DJ Expo in Birmingham, UK today where they have these bad boys being used in anger! 💥They have an amazing sound, design and utility. Silly question, but If you buy 2, do you have to buy x2 subs? I’m sure 2 of the line arrays and one large “Sub2” would🦵it? Also the “Sub2” is pretty heavy, especially if you have 2 of them. Cheers Andy
I would def want to have a second sub with the L1. Maybe for small events, but I just did a wedding tonight and ran them in stereo for the first time and I’m telling you dude..they sounded fucking amazing. If I only had one sub, I would run out to the store and pick up a second one for sure.
Anything cool or new at the Expo?
@@AaronStrawn 🤣they sound amazing for sure, you just need to remortgage your house to buy a pair😂. One of my other favourite things at the EXPO (surprisingly) was the “Chauvet hurricane bubble haze X2 Q6”. This kind of thing wouldn’t normally interest me but I’m telling you everybody was drawn to it. I spoke to a couple of DJ’s who have used it and they said everybody from kids to grandma couldn’t resist it and when used sparingly, it really draws people to the dance floor. Obviously some venues don’t like haze but you can turn it right down and still max the bubbles and get a great effect. I know it’s about your own personality, music selection, quality of service, etc but I am giving this some serious thought. I think you could up sell as an extra too. Retail price is around £950/$1200👍
@@andyf2240 I’m with you, anything that can enhance the party. Although, I’m staying the hell away from sparklers. I ain’t burnin down shit for a photo lol
@@AaronStrawn that sparkler video was unreal 🤣🤣 Who were those dudes? 😎
Love the bose product. I have some Bose product. 🤙
What do you have?
I have 2 Bose s1 pro and 1 Bose L1 compact
Bose s1 pro and Bose L1 compact
Still using the Bose? I may trade up my L1m2
Yep, got 2 now and love them. Just took them with me to my wedding last Friday. You gotta go listen to them live
Love your commentary style🤣 People who 🤬 are proven to be more honest than those that don’t🤣
That’s what my mom says lol
Some other UA-camr said that Bose speakers actually make you look unprofessional. Like you're just a regular dude that walked in Walmart and bought one of these. According to him (forgot who it was), paying customers want to know that you're an expert in these PA systems and mixers and whatnot and not be a regular dude who just wants to make money on the side bringing his plug and play equipment to the venue.
At what Walmart can you buy a Bose L1 system lol. I don't agree with that. Most clients see these and immediately love the way they look and sound (personal experience)
Thx for video bro
Glad you liked it!
so 2 L1 pro 32 would be overkill for the bedroom
Def. If you're into Bose, than look at the L1 8 for bedroom
Makes a great car stereo!
Didn't get any bags for my F1 subs had to buy them A$300 a piece!.
Bags are a crazy expense
Nice review!! So what size group do you believe these could cover up to. 200? 300? I know it depends on a lot of factors but let’s say a dance party
I always wanted the Bose F1 and 812 system. Looking for something maybe to cover up to 350 or 400.
Thanks George! I used these for a wedding around 300 this year and they were great. Anything more than that though, you would need something bigger.
@@AaronStrawn thanks so much.
Bose don’t give you bags for the F1system. Had to buy them separately.
Ah damn! I didn’t know that
Only when u buy a bundle.....
I really don’t wanna be a fan of these column speakers and everyone keeps raving about them and I now I want them but I know I don’t need them. That price tho 😬😬😬
These are definitely some of the most expensive out there. I've always been into the column speakers cause of the look and ease of setup. There are other options out there for sure not as pricey. I still stand by the RCF J8's as one of my favs
Ego maniac, damn right. Don't need to be that way. Being humble is the key.
huh
Hi Aaron, thanks for the information, great video. Question: This System works for Live music like a small music band (singers/instruments)? Thanks.
Definitely. You should join the Bose L1 facebook group. Lots of live musicians that use this system there.
Aaron is loud and wireless.
True, but my battery only lasts 8 hours
I did your passion.Savage on!
Thanks!
Awesome video and nice review!! 😉👍🏻 im a weekend musician gigger and of course i have the pleasure blowing money and owning the pa !! 😑 but i love gear n such … would anyone recommend this system for live bands … particularly smaller bars clubs .. even medium sized … looking to downsize .. 18 subs and 12” + mains are getting too heavy these days … love the fact they set up qwik .. and of course like aaron said ya wana get outa there qwik enough … im just curious if anyone has any experience with that sort of comparison😊👍🏻🤘🏻😎
Join the Bose L1 facebook page. I see lots of people using these for their bands
👍
where tf is the sound test
Sound tests are tough on a video. Lots of compression. Try listening in person if you can
7:24 🤣
It’s so true lol
So who gave you this for free?
lol
These babies are so cool, but they cost the price of a car!😵
Oh I know...stung for sure, and I havent looked at my banks statement since lol. But, I'm pretty happy with them
Bose marketing team is cringing “stick” 😂
Now you know why no one sends me anything
@@AaronStrawn 😆hopefully that changes
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If I am paying this much... Maui P900.....
I’d love to hear those in person.
The 32s are literally two 16s stuck together...what a rip off
None of these speaker reviews have music playing from them. booo
get yamaha DSR 12s n small sub or old qsc k 12s n save thousands get a better much louder sound and forget this crap....the only column speaker i would get is the nexo
I do agree these are pricey, but they're not crap. I think you are paying for portability, lightness, 180 degree dispersion, sleek look, warm sound, app integration, bags..and some other things.
I like Your information on equipment. But you Gotta stop swearing they have pounds are not good. There’s a lot of us older gentleman or church members would not like to hear that. I hope that could change. Thanks.
It won’t, but thanks for stopping by
I tried to watch your review to get your opinion on this product not to listen to you drop F-bombs on me. Some of us are still offended by immature vulgar language.
I hope you were able to recover
That’s disappointing to hear. I come here only for the F-Bombs. I couldn’t care less about his opinions on this product.
@@newdaynewdrink Tells me a lot.
@@AaronStrawn Oh, it didn't damage me a bit. Thanks for your concern though. When I was a little boy I talked like that some thinking that was how a real man talked when I grew up I realized I was wrong but I still hear a lot of men that never figured that out. It is how men talk that never matured. Talk the way you want but know that not everyone is on board as a matter of fact many of us find your words vulgar, immature, offensive. If you have the right to speak like that I also have the right to disagree and or be offended.
@@newdaynewdrink I came to hear an opinion on the Bose system not hear the F-bombs. We are just different people.
Good video. It's overpriced for me. I watch some other video of it. He open up the whole system try to find something good inside to justice the price. But he was so disappointed with it.
They are for sure expensive. It’s a premium speaker, I dig it though
Yah Opaz was a huge fan, until he wasn’t. It’s not perfect but I love the sound and how it fills a room. I can also bring this for a ceremony, small house, or big venue and it sounds great. If you don’t like the design or sound, I get it. Different strokes for different folks.
@@cduemig1 All speakers these days are similar inside. Was Opaz expecting to find a gold brick or a fleshlight?
@@chadnliz2k11 lol
Yeah I saw the opaz video. It looks cheap But we’ll tech has changed and evolved with time.
We sacrifice a few things ( less weight = D class)
For sure there are A class Amos that can sound better and hit more but these are heavier. Still I’m impressed how Bose has taken care of psychoacoustics and make a good portable product.
I haved
Classic
Model 2
Compact and considering now the Bose L1 pro32
Bro am interested on the j8 mix in case you sale it, how can I contact you ,,,???
I decided to keep them and sell the 30m's
Nice one 👍
Thanks!
Which ones would you recommend for playing house music at home? I want Bose tall speakers with good bass ! Average living room. In stereo mode! I want pair of s1 pro or l1 pro? Which ones better?
For a living room in stereo- the Pro 8s would work for sure