Update On My Bose S1 Pro

[L20A]

I have finally been able to get back out performing again after a shoulder replacement and a bout with Bronchitis. I was out for over 3 months.

I'm happy to report that my S1 Pro is doing everything that I had hoped it would do.
So far, I like using it without the voice and guitar effects switches turned on.
This is a small and very light speaker that is easy to set up and take down.
I got the mini stand for it and it works great.

I was happy with my JBL Eon One line array system but The S1 Pro is so much easier to take out and use.
Everything that I use fits is a small foldable wagon for transporting,.
This includes my gig bag and guitar.

To make it even better, I got it when it was on sale for under $500.00.

I want to thank the people here that told us about this speaker.

[ZackPomerleau]

Originally Posted by L20A

I have finally been able to get back out performing again after a shoulder replacement and a bout with Bronchitis. I was out for over 3 months.

I'm happy to report that my S1 Pro is doing everything that I had hoped it would do.
So far, I like using it without the voice and guitar effects switches turned on.
This is a small and very light speaker that is easy to set up and take down.
I got the mini stand for it and it works great.

I was happy with my JBL Eon One line array system but The S1 Pro is so much easier to take out and use.
Everything that I use fits is a small foldable wagon for transporting,.
This includes my gig bag and guitar.

To make it even better, I got it when it was on sale for under $500.00.

I want to thank the people here that told us about this speaker.

What type of gigs are you using it for? I heard a good friend use one at an outdoor venue very successfully.

[L20A]

Small shows at assisted living homes.
Attendance is usually 50 or less.
The S1 gives me just enough boost and reverb to fill the room.

[rokdog49]

Originally Posted by L20A

Small shows at assisted living homes.
Attendance is usually 50 or less.
The S1 gives me just enough boost and reverb to fill the room.

And that’s perfect for the S1.
Any room with that capacity and reasonable background noise is just right.

[shekie]

I got the mini stand for it and it works great.

L20A, what mini stand are you referring to? And using this mini stand, how high off the floor can you get the Bose speaker? Thanks.

[Murphy Slaw]

Yep.

It's perfect for that room.

[Chriscom]

Originally Posted by shekie

I got the mini stand for it and it works great.

L20A, what mini stand are you referring to? And using this mini stand, how high off the floor can you get the Bose speaker? Thanks.

This is what I use

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008R0WCUG/?th=1

52 inches up so about 4 ft 4 inches. This may be heavier than needed but I like not having to worry about it.

And L20A, congrats on recovering from that surgery, yikes.

[Rudy4]

The Gator Frameworks mini stand is also a great cxhoice.

Gator Frameworks Mini Speaker Stand

[leew3]

Originally Posted by Rudy4

The Gator Frameworks mini stand is also a great cxhoice.

Gator Frameworks Mini Speaker Stand

Rokdog and I use this stand for our S1s and they work great!

[L20A]

I use the On Stage Mini Speaker Stand.
Got mine from Sweetwater.
I also use the On Stage Gig Bag, which holds my mic stand, guitar stand, Mics and cords.
All of this plus my guitar fit into my folding wagon, for transport.

[shekie]

Thanks, all!