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Ultimas wrote:Bose have a different approach to what home theater should be. Got to give them credit for introducing Satellites Cube speakers to the market while everyone copies it. I will agree the V30 had some faults hence the quick removal and introduction of the V35. I've been reading this thread and have confirmed many audio company still haven't got it right. Simplicity, Versatility, Reliability and Quality.
Large component days should've been over along time ago...
crazybalhead wrote:Ultimas wrote:Bose have a different approach to what home theater should be. Got to give them credit for introducing Satellites Cube speakers to the market while everyone copies it. I will agree the V30 had some faults hence the quick removal and introduction of the V35. I've been reading this thread and have confirmed many audio company still haven't got it right. Simplicity, Versatility, Reliability and Quality.
Large component days should've been over along time ago...
Relaiability and quality!!!???![]()
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Simplicity, ok, I go gih them that. Versatility???
And we all know, it's more important that your speakers look nice, rather than how they sound.
Ultimas wrote:crazybalhead wrote:Ultimas wrote:Bose have a different approach to what home theater should be. Got to give them credit for introducing Satellites Cube speakers to the market while everyone copies it. I will agree the V30 had some faults hence the quick removal and introduction of the V35. I've been reading this thread and have confirmed many audio company still haven't got it right. Simplicity, Versatility, Reliability and Quality.
Large component days should've been over along time ago...
Relaiability and quality!!!???![]()
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Simplicity, ok, I go gih them that. Versatility???
And we all know, it's more important that your speakers look nice, rather than how they sound.
Bose marketing should not be an issue for audiophiles out there. A lot of research and development have gone through all of their products before it's released to the public.
Reliability: 5 year warranty on all Bose Speakers
Versatility: Connectivity using HDMI, Component, SVideo, Composite, Optical, RCA L/R, Coaxial, Expansion up to 14 zones with 2 audio stream playback, One remote operation.
Quality: Materials used Kevlar on Environmental Speakers, Light weight Material for Indoor speakers, neodymium magnet speakers.
To have a better perspective on Bose Sound System please visit Stereo Electronics at #13 western main road St. James and hear a Demo. Check out their home theatre room.
RapToR wrote:Ultimas wrote:crazybalhead wrote:Ultimas wrote:Bose have a different approach to what home theater should be. Got to give them credit for introducing Satellites Cube speakers to the market while everyone copies it. I will agree the V30 had some faults hence the quick removal and introduction of the V35. I've been reading this thread and have confirmed many audio company still haven't got it right. Simplicity, Versatility, Reliability and Quality.
Large component days should've been over along time ago...
Relaiability and quality!!!???![]()
![]()
![]()
Simplicity, ok, I go gih them that. Versatility???
And we all know, it's more important that your speakers look nice, rather than how they sound.
Bose marketing should not be an issue for audiophiles out there. A lot of research and development have gone through all of their products before it's released to the public.
Reliability: 5 year warranty on all Bose Speakers
Versatility: Connectivity using HDMI, Component, SVideo, Composite, Optical, RCA L/R, Coaxial, Expansion up to 14 zones with 2 audio stream playback, One remote operation.
Quality: Materials used Kevlar on Environmental Speakers, Light weight Material for Indoor speakers, neodymium magnet speakers.
To have a better perspective on Bose Sound System please visit Stereo Electronics at #13 western main road St. James and hear a Demo. Check out their home theatre room.
I did and I'm not impressed at all
The only Bose products that sounds good is the wave radio and wave radio II
Ultimas wrote:RapToR wrote:Ultimas wrote:crazybalhead wrote:Ultimas wrote:Bose have a different approach to what home theater should be. Got to give them credit for introducing Satellites Cube speakers to the market while everyone copies it. I will agree the V30 had some faults hence the quick removal and introduction of the V35. I've been reading this thread and have confirmed many audio company still haven't got it right. Simplicity, Versatility, Reliability and Quality.
Large component days should've been over along time ago...
Relaiability and quality!!!???![]()
![]()
![]()
Simplicity, ok, I go gih them that. Versatility???
And we all know, it's more important that your speakers look nice, rather than how they sound.
Bose marketing should not be an issue for audiophiles out there. A lot of research and development have gone through all of their products before it's released to the public.
Reliability: 5 year warranty on all Bose Speakers
Versatility: Connectivity using HDMI, Component, SVideo, Composite, Optical, RCA L/R, Coaxial, Expansion up to 14 zones with 2 audio stream playback, One remote operation.
Quality: Materials used Kevlar on Environmental Speakers, Light weight Material for Indoor speakers, neodymium magnet speakers.
To have a better perspective on Bose Sound System please visit Stereo Electronics at #13 western main road St. James and hear a Demo. Check out their home theatre room.
I did and I'm not impressed at all
The only Bose products that sounds good is the wave radio and wave radio II
I disappointed that you mention the wave radio as the best sounding system from Bose. In my opinion the wave does well for its size but still can't compare to the Bose 321 GS Series III.
Did you hear the 321 GS?
http://reviews.cnet.com/home-theater-systems/bose-3-2-1/1707-6740_7-21174518.htmlcnet.com wrote:The good: Tiny; easy to set up and use; surround-sound effects from just two satellite speakers and a subwoofer.
The bad: Overpriced; poor sound imaging; so-so midrange sound.
The bottom line: This system is an option for less critical listeners who don't want speakers littering their living rooms.
pioneer wrote:my budget system cud beat ah bose
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ I've heard it and was not impressed - not sure why Bose is even pushing a 2.1 system as a home theater setup with a DVD player
CNET had this review of the Bose 321 GS:http://reviews.cnet.com/home-theater-systems/bose-3-2-1/1707-6740_7-21174518.htmlcnet.com wrote:The good: Tiny; easy to set up and use; surround-sound effects from just two satellite speakers and a subwoofer.
The bad: Overpriced; poor sound imaging; so-so midrange sound.
The bottom line: This system is an option for less critical listeners who don't want speakers littering their living rooms.
while I agree that Bose is good at producing big sound from small speakers, the goal should be producing GREAT sound. It might sound good to many people, and that is fine, you should buy what makes you happy, but the 321 GS for US$1000? The users in this thread have done much better than that for much less money than that with audiophile grade equipment.
From what I've seen Bose still use paper cones on their speakers and the bass unit compensates for the low freq. on the satellites resulting in muddy bass and poor mid range.
but hey Ultimas, if Bose makes you happy then good for you, it's your money - the mantra in this thread is buy what makes you happy!
pioneer wrote:I remember in best buy ah time de sales clerk tryin to "demo" a pair of bose speakers for me...he was like listen to this...it sounds so damn good...i was like...uhh no?
Of course the granny's and some other folk were like wowwwwwwwwwww I WANT ONE
pioneer wrote:I remember in best buy ah time de sales clerk tryin to "demo" a pair of bose speakers for me...he was like listen to this...it sounds so damn good...i was like...uhh no?
Of course the granny's and some other folk were like wowwwwwwwwwww I WANT ONE
at what price? the point is you can get much better sounding audiophile grade equipment for the same price as Bose or even less. How often do you "set up" your home theater system? Once? how is that a selling point? There are RF remotes on amazon for cheap.Ultimas wrote:They are producing a sound that is enjoyable for many but definitely not for critical audiophile listeners. I've been installing Bose home theater solutions for 12 years now and all of my customers agreed, they won't buy anything else cause Bose has met all of their needs. "No set of equipments" "Music all of the house" "No set of wires" "Very easy to use don't need a degree to operate the system" "Matches their decor" "Don't have to point with the remote control" I mean come on guys many brands such as B&W and B&O makes great speakers but its not easy to use. I bought the B&O BeoSound 3200 the first gen around 8 years ago and it sound better than the Acousticwave system from Bose. Roughly around the same size but the Price $20000 TT second hand and to operate it you definitely need to be experience.
The thermal properties is higher in paper opposed to other material such as plastic.
I was told the paper is mixed with other elements "Highly Classified" to strengthen the structure.
I've read that CNET review awhile back and also aware of the term "More Highs No Lows it's got to be Bose"All of this made me realize Bose maybe the only Audio Giant to shake up the audio industry. Back in 1996 we had an Expedition at the Jean-Pierre Complex to introduce "Bose Lifestyle 20" to the country and it was a success. It showed a new direction to where home theater and stereo sound systems should be. That's the time when Bose wasn't known to many cause the wave radio marketing strategy hasn't aired yet.
Bose have been making Great Sound for many years and their new goal is simplicity.
Ultimas wrote:I refuse to use the term "Bose is the best speakers in the world" cause I know this not true. There are other brands like Bermester, Bowers & Wilkins, Bang & Olufsen, McIntosh. I would love to aspire to purchase one of these system, but I may have to sell both my nuts to afford one. Until then Bose will have to do.
biggy82 wrote:Ultimas wrote:I refuse to use the term "Bose is the best speakers in the world" cause I know this not true. There are other brands like Bermester, Bowers & Wilkins, Bang & Olufsen, McIntosh. I would love to aspire to purchase one of these system, but I may have to sell both my nuts to afford one. Until then Bose will have to do.
yet another way overpriced, under-performing brand. but because the Danes know how to market their way around Europe, the hype is almost as good as Bose's
that's what we've been saying, though these brands do not dominate except perhaps the minds of ppl who don't know better.Ultimas wrote:Remember these companies sole purpose is to make money. Call it hype, marketing, sellouts, main purpose is to dominate the audio market.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:that's what we've been saying, though these brands do not dominate except perhaps the minds of ppl who don't know better.Ultimas wrote:Remember these companies sole purpose is to make money. Call it hype, marketing, sellouts, main purpose is to dominate the audio market.
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on another note:
anyone selling sunfire or velodyne subs in T&T? A pardner looking for a 10" or 12" sub ASAP
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ yuh mean their test CD's that tuned just for their setup? With extra mids and punched up bass
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:that's what we've been saying, though these brands do not dominate except perhaps the minds of ppl who don't know better.Ultimas wrote:Remember these companies sole purpose is to make money. Call it hype, marketing, sellouts, main purpose is to dominate the audio market.
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on another note:
anyone selling sunfire or velodyne subs in T&T? A pardner looking for a 10" or 12" sub ASAP
pioneer wrote:hi all...in case anyone looking for speaker mounts n think local prices kinda ridiculous...i got these today at traders club in sando...$98 a pair...only white though
http://www.amazon.com/GE-MA90567-SPEAKER-MOUNTS-BLACK/dp/B00009UH94/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1287610875&sr=8-1
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