The average sub can produce: 20Hz to 150Hz The average front mains produce: 50hz to 20,000Hz Meaning the LifeStyle was missing lower bass frequencies, the 'gap' Bose speakers are popular among music lovers because they are great-sounding speakers. However, can any brand receiver, sub/bass module work well with Bose speakers such as Bose Lifestyle cube speakers? Maybe you have old bose speakers and a new receiver. Bose speakers are generally only compatible with Bose receivers, but there are ways to use a bose speaker with other brand receivers. Read on for professional advice on how you can use your Bose speakers with other receivers.

Posted on Sunday, January 15, 2017 - 07:48 GMTThis is the first post that I saw which even hints that the accoustimass can be bypassed!! . So here is my problem and if you can suggest a solution I would be thankful... As you can see, my Bose Cubes have a 6.6 Ohm rating and my amp can support as low as 6 Ohm (surround speakers), hence I was confident my amp would not blow up if I connected them. Step 6:Go to the speaker control system and press the corresponding speaker buttons. Adjust the volume accordingly and start using your Bose speakers with the receiver. The lifestyle speaker series by Bose offers the Lifestyle system (with the speakers and receivers built together), it also possesses its own receiver, which is the Acoustimass module. The lifestyle system is not designed to separate the speakers from the rest of the system. Your speakers need the feed from the Acoustimass module. Can I Use Bose Acoustimass To Work With Any Receiver? Many owners of other receivers have been asking us whether they can use them with other Bose speakers. The answer is, ‘Yes.”

As you can see the male voice can reach down into the 60Hz range and the heart of most vocals, male and female, is centered at roughly 250Hz. Leave out the range between the top of your subwoofer's range and the bottom of the Bose range and you're missing substantial amounts of vital information not to mention placing what does exist in the vocal range now originating from both the subwoofer placed away from the satellites which can create a very disconcerting effect for most listeners as vocals no longer have an anchored position in the soundfield. Bose Cube Speakers can be used with any type of receiver. In fact, with no built-in module to power them, they were designed to be used with other receivers. Please take what I have just said and apply some common sense to your suggestion a pair of Bose 301's can "do 30Hz to 20,000Hz". They cannot. If you require clarification of this statement, please ask. Moreover, the suggestion by Bose that the larger 301 can respond to lower frequencies does not inherently imply the 301 will "do more bass". Once again you are comparing apples to orangutans. The Sony STR-DH790, when combined with Bose speakers, can truly help secure a cinema-like experience in your home. It supports 4K HDR and outputs elite sound quality. Among its other key features include: Well, a speaker’s sound quality is considered to be good when you can clearly hear each and every instrument along with the vocals in a song. If the highs, mids and lows are all distinguished and apparent, then a speaker sounds good.

Read on to find out more about how you can do this. How are Bose Speakers Designed-Why Does that Matter?To make sure the wires will connect properly with the adapter, remove ½ inch of the insulation from the wires on one end of the speaker. Do not take this as "Bose bashing", this is meant only to clear up some technical points which you have wrong. Speaker selection is about personal preferences, I have no problem with that and I have no problem if Bose is your solution to your personal needs and desires. However, speaker selection should also, IMO, be made with a modicum of knowledge about how the system - amplifier and speakers combined - will operate. In your case, you've misconstrued many items which are important to the total results of a system's operation. Switch to music and so much is beautifully delivered. The Bose does a great job of balancing the delicacy and edge evoked in proper vocal performances, and there's a really strong sense of rhythm underneath it all. Basslines are also ample and plump and, although they could be deeper and more well-defined, the SoundLink Flex is no slouch whatever you’re listening to.