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The Bose ??? Yes it puts out a lot of sound , a lot of midrange sound (where most of sound the vocal and guitar reside) It disperses quite well and it has many followers who love it
Personally I find it be less detailed and balanced than some other options.[/QUOTE] If you're into the Single case Synapse type system, I'd also look at the Mesa Boogie Rosette...it gets a lot of accolades as an acoustic amp. However, I've been using the EV Evolve 50 for a couple of years now and cannot speak highly enough about it. I sold a traditional multispeaker sound system (EV based) and got the Evolve after A/B comparing it with the Bose L1 system. To my ear the EV is heads above the Bose both in sound and dispersion. I actually go enough for my old system to buy a pair of the Evolves, but one has been sitting in storage waiting for a venue...probably outdoors...where it is needed. I play at a bar and grill with a fairly large outdoor patio that is used for setting up music, and the single Evolve has been plenty.
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I've heard numerous systems at small gigs/other music events, and remember the best one had HK Audio speakers. The Bose systems are good too but have more of a tendency to sound harsh IME. But ultimately it comes down to knowing how to get the most out of your equipment.
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