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11-22-2018, 11:54 AM
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Can the bose s1 be quiet and just use the line out?
I play mostly at home. Bose S1 is overkill for my needs but it seems like a nice piece of gear. Can i practise with it turned fully down and still feed a mixer (I have one) where I could have earphones....or record by connecting it to a soundcard with the speaker quiet?
I get 10% tomorrow, making it the same price as a loudbox mini charge (that I don't like the weight of). Even if I practise at home I want the battery option. I can buy ít localy on the swedish countryside (I can't get a loudbox mini charge here). Would it make sense to buy it for home practise? It can funcion as a bluetooth speaker also (I don't own one). I dream of busking but will probably never dare (yes I can both play and sing) 
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#2
11-22-2018, 03:19 PM
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Likely redundant
If you have a mixer then for your purposes you don't need the S1. Plug a mic and guitar into the mixer,plug a headset or earbuds into the mixer headphone out and you are good to go. I just saved you $ 749 Canadian plus tax
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11-23-2018, 11:20 AM
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Generally speaking, I am not exactly intuitive with electronics..but.....
I have the S1 pro and mixer. I plug into the mixer with mic and guitar then out to speaker. Then I turn the speaker (Si Pro) off, or volume all to way down, and plug headphones into mixer and have headphones only. Regardless of if you need the Bose or not, it is a very nice speaker. Perhaps playing thru it will motivate you to play outside 
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