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Bookmark or Share- Bose Acoustimass 10 Series V vs. Bose Acoustimass 15 SeriesReason for this is that the 2 subs handle the very deep bass notes and the Bose modules do a great job of handling the mid bass/upper low bass right up to about 300hz. This means that, while the 2 subs start at 20hz, the Bose subs complete the 35-300hz range and then of course my 9 speakers take care of the upper mids, right up to 20khz+
- Proper ohm setting for bose cubes - AVS ForumBased on the 2/2.5" Bose dual-cubes being measured at 85dB/1W/1m, the single cubes would be flat out being 82 - 83dB/1W/1m sensitivity. This means they are a very hard speaker to drive. By contrast, these DIYSG Fusion-15 Sentinals (99dB/1W/1m; 8Ω) are the type of speaker that is very easy to drive.
- Bose 800 Series Professional - AVS ForumThe picture posted on Craigs List above are not my speakers, I will post them and put some pictures up, but they are definitely Bose 800 Professional Series Speaker System, has serial numbers posted on the back and the cases you see are actually part of the speakers themselves and no they dont need an EQ if you dont want to use one.
- Frequency range of Bose cubes? - AVS ForumIn addition to the thread that Tex-amp linked, there are numerous threads here discussing alternatives to the Bose cubes. Do a search for bose and sift through the threads. Many, many options, all better than trying to jerry-rig a Bose cube into a decent system.
- Bose 6.2 stereo everywhere speaker info - AVS ForumI think the 6.2 Stereo Everywhere was fairly short-lived but I don't really follow Bose. IIRC it's a two-way design with a ported 8" woofer and a pair of 3" mid/tweeter drivers angle-mounted in front of the woofer so they radiate off to the left and right to provide that (in)famous Bose dispersion. There are no rear speakers.
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