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Tuesday
Brycepatrick
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"The soundbar by itself is certainly much better than your TV speakers. For full enjoyment watching action movies, you need the rear surrounds and subwoofer." jimgfitz This is perfectly said and should be places at the top of the Home Theater discussion board as I am sure its a question that is asked often. Well said Jim....
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Tuesday
I have had the LS 650 for a month now, upgraded from the LS48. The sould is excellent. Regarding the rear speakers, I can not tell any difference in sound being wireless, personally I think they sound fantastic. Would they sound better being wired instead of wireless? Perhaphs a wired conection does have some advatages. But I dont think its something you could tell with naked ear, I cant tell the difference. Look at it this way, have you ever used a wireless mouse or wiresless headphones, they work just fine and its very difficult to tell the difference. I use Apple wireless Airpods all the time and can not tell the sound difference between the wireless and wired ones. A wired connection will proabably always be a little better, but we are at a point in technology where wireless has come to the point that you really cant tell them apart without using a computer. If its really something thats important to you, try wireing the rears in and do a test to see what you think sounds better. I am pretty sure you wont be able to tell the difference.
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2 weeks ago
Agree 100%... I jusrt purchased a LS 650 1 week ago and it sounds amazing. But I feel a DOLBY ATMOS is a must. I would have purchased from LG, Sony or another vendor that offeres ATMOS, and they just about ALL do exceopt for BOSE, but I really love BOSE speakers for many reasons. PLEASE BOSE BRING US DOLBY ATMOS ASAP.... Stop passing the message along and provide the update already.
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2 weeks ago
Can you connect a 2nd subwoofer via wire (1/8" to RCA male). I own older Bose acoustimass Bass module 15 that is a powered Sub and just needs to be connected to a receiver. Since I am not using the 5.1 speakers, I want to know if I can connect the Bose Sub via wire to the Bose LS650?
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2 weeks ago
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NO. In fact NO Bose speaker was ever certified by THX. To be fair to Bose, "THX certified" does not make a speaker better then a non certified one. It just means the company paid a fee to THX to help sell their speaker. Yes there are some criteria a speaker needs to meet, but again, it doesn't mean a THX speaker sounds better then one that doesn't.
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2 weeks ago
Thanks for replying, I agree with what you said. Which Lifestyle System do you own?
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3 weeks ago
Why do they have to be of the same size? If I own a LS650/600 then technically I would need 2-BM300, as both LS systems come with the BM300. But the BM300 is discontinued. So I should be able to add a 2nd either BM500 or BM700... And as the BM500 is about half the price, most people will probably go with the BM500 as the BM700 is not 2 times as good. Moreover, when Bose releases there new 2019/2020 LS system, they probably wont be compatable with the current wireless subs.
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3 weeks ago
Thats cool... Too bad Bose doesnt make it easier for people who want to do things like this, I am one of those people, and I own a lot of Bose products too.
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3 weeks ago
I have had a LS48 for a long time, and NO you cant add a 2nd sub in the primary room. To be honest, you really dont need it, but then again you can always use more bass.....
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3 weeks ago
What about adding a Bose wired subwoofer, like from the Acoustimass 15 speaker set?
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3 weeks ago
Yes you could hook up a mic with the proper adapter, but like the other poster wrote, you won’t be able to do music and a mic. You could hook up a inexpensive mixer like the “ Pioneer DDJ-SB3 Serato DJ Controller” as an example, then you plug the mic into the mixer and the mixer into the Bose system through the RCA or optical adapters. That way you can hear music and the mic, or do Karaoke, which is probably what you were asking,...
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3 weeks ago
With the LS 650/600, I know you can add an 2nd Bose subwoofer wirelessly. Can you add a non-Bose subwoofer wired? I realize the Bose moderators will say "NO", but I don't see how the system would know if it's a Bose powered Subwoofer or another brand through the 1/8" wire out of the main console. thanks, I am new to the forum, but have owned and still own many Bose products. michael
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