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Re: bose tower systems

Posted by DMW on June 24, 2005 at 08:51:10:
These are another fine marketing effort by Bose. Marketing is their best area of expertise, I believe.
Bose has "subwoofer" with this system, but you'd definitely be limiting your use of such a system to very low volume venues.
Perhaps the appeal of these is the way they break down into a very transportable package. I remember a speaker system designer saying one time, "Would you rather empty a swimming pool with a tea spoon or a bucket?" With this Bose system I think you'd be using a tea spoon.