Has Bose Introduced a Fix For Tower Wobble On The Bose L1 Pro 8 and Bose L1 Pro 16? - Page 2

DrunkUncles · #16 09-22-2023, 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Chriscom

That's impressive, and also hilarious considering Bose engineers couldn't either design or prevail in budget meetings to do something like that for their $1300-$1900 PAs.

If you follow the links through, he's selling them for around $28. Works on both the 8 or 16.

I appreciate the info on this fix! I've been using my Pro8 without the middle tower connecter because of the loose feeling fit. For ~$30 its worth the try.

Chris

Goat Mick · #17 09-29-2023, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by DrunkUncles

I appreciate the info on this fix! I've been using my Pro8 without the middle tower connecter because of the loose feeling fit. For ~$30 its worth the try.

Chris

Mine got here today and I installed it for tonight's gig. I never really noticed a lot of tower wobble before but dang it is tight now!! Well worth the $30 and it came with two. Great deal.

rockabilly69 · #18 09-30-2023, 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Goat Mick

Mine got here today and I installed it for tonight's gig. I never really noticed a lot of tower wobble before but dang it is tight now!! Well worth the $30 and it came with two. Great deal.

Same here, I installed mine two days ago and it really fixes the problem! Worth it!!!

sublro · #19 10-01-2023, 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by pgtcobra

Hello everyone,
you can watch the following videos.
This fixes more than 80% of the wobble of the Pro16 - Pro8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBfe...vidB_AudioTech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGObdOwfViA

thank you

the etsy site reached through this link says the item is unavailable…?

Chriscom · #20 10-01-2023, 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by sublro

the etsy site reached through this link says the item is unavailable…?

Well it's just one guy making them in batches. I'll bet if you contact him he'll reply (his email is in the "more" section you can click on below the video.)

DrunkUncles · #21 10-02-2023, 08:30 AM

Mine came in the mail this weekend... Watched the install vid.. Works like a champ. Def worth the few bucks.

Chris

rockabilly69 · #22 10-03-2023, 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Chriscom

Well it's just one guy making them in batches. I'll bet if you contact him he'll reply (his email is in the "more" section you can click on below the video.)

Yes, and he replies to email very quickly!

pgtcobra · #23 10-11-2023, 05:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Chriscom

Well it's just one guy making them in batches. I'll bet if you contact him he'll reply (his email is in the "more" section you can click on below the video.)

Yes, I make them in batches when my 3D printer is cooperative. I spent 2 weeks evenings and weekends correcting a mechanical problem. I ordered a new Bambu lab x1c printer and had to test it for over 1 week before getting a result I was happy with. The part is difficult to print.

I still haven't been able to reprint on my first V400 printer just to let you know...
TPU (flexible materials) with 0.58mm wall is difficult to get a good result

I must have thrown away around 75 pieces over the past 2 weeks.. it takes 1 hour to print per piece

Chriscom · #24 10-11-2023, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by pgtcobra

Yes, I make them in batches when my 3D printer is cooperative. I spent 2 weeks evenings and weekends correcting a mechanical problem. I ordered a new Bambu lab x1c printer and had to test it for over 1 week before getting a result I was happy with. The part is difficult to print.

I still haven't been able to reprint on my first V400 printer just to let you know...
TPU (flexible materials) with 0.58mm wall is difficult to get a good result

I must have thrown away around 75 pieces over the past 2 weeks.. it takes 1 hour to print per piece

Hi man, I didn't realize you had posted here before. Hope you can keep at it, you're a Bose fan hero! One hour does sound like a lot--only then to find out if it's acceptable.

Goat Mick · #25 10-11-2023, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by pgtcobra

Yes, I make them in batches when my 3D printer is cooperative. I spent 2 weeks evenings and weekends correcting a mechanical problem. I ordered a new Bambu lab x1c printer and had to test it for over 1 week before getting a result I was happy with. The part is difficult to print.

I still haven't been able to reprint on my first V400 printer just to let you know...
TPU (flexible materials) with 0.58mm wall is difficult to get a good result

I must have thrown away around 75 pieces over the past 2 weeks.. it takes 1 hour to print per piece

I got mine a couple of weeks ago and used it on a few gigs. They have worked exactly as advertised and seem to be a very high-quality product. thank you for offering these.

pgtcobra · #26 10-11-2023, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Chriscom

Hi man, I didn't realize you had posted here before. Hope you can keep at it, you're a Bose fan hero! One hour does sound like a lot--only then to find out if it's acceptable.

Good morning

Yes the material does not like the speed as well as the thinness of the piece means that there are often defects on the insertion walls and there must not be any otherwise it does not insert well and I do not sell that if there is a defect in the side walls.

pgtcobra · #27 10-11-2023, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Goat Mick

I got mine a couple of weeks ago and used it on a few gigs. They have worked exactly as advertised and seem to be a very high-quality product. thank you for offering these.

Thank you so much!
In addition, you can leave it permanently on the bose extension as well as in the bag without problem

no need to remove it