Bose BOSEWIRELESS XLR
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Essential Information About the XLR Transmitter for Bose S1 Pro+
Essential Information About the XLR Transmitter for Bose S1 Pro+
- Wireless freedom for any XLR microphone
- Simple and quick pairing with the S1 Pro+ speaker
- Charging and storage directly within the speaker
- Up to 4 hours of battery life for your performances
Manufacturer Information
Bose
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Designed to Extend the Nomadic Spirit of the S1 Pro+
Designed for the Bose S1 Pro+ speaker, this XLR transmitter naturally integrates into your portable system. It complements the "ready to play" philosophy of the range by eliminating unnecessary cables and speeding up setup on stage or on the go.
Ideal for Singers, Speakers, and Hosts
Whether you are a singer, lecturer, event host, or fitness instructor, plug the transmitter directly into your XLR microphone and enjoy a clutter-free stage. You gain mobility and visual clarity without compromising ease of use.
Features Designed for Smooth Sets
The "plug-on" format attaches to the base of your XLR microphone and connects to the S1 Pro+ in seconds. Charging and storage are done within the speaker for a minimalist setup. The battery life of up to 4 hours easily covers rehearsals, showcases, or mobile speaking engagements.
Technical specifications
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A wireless link that is always ready, installed in 5 seconds and invisible at the HP level. A stable and high-quality connection over thirty meters which allows, if you have installed several S1 in series, to water a large portion of land in a few minutes. I tested it during a small fair and it works perfectly and without detectable latency with 4 HPs.
The only downside to this accessory is the battery life, which does not exceed 3.5 hours/4 hours. It is almost impossible to extend via a power connection, given where the USB C connection is physically located. For a short service, this autonomy works perfectly (music in the street or cocktail party), but if you plan on spending more than 3 hours, you should consider using good old cables to ensure the connection.
The competition is XVive products that on paper offer 5 hours of battery life, but are not much more efficient once tested in the field. The only advantage for XVive is that there is a version with 5.8 kHz bandwidth that can allow you (with a smaller range) to more easily find a channel that is not already used by another provider.Automatically translated
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Good but cheaper elsewhere
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Bosewireless XLR Instrument transmitter compatible with the Bose S1 Pro+?
This model is specifically designed for the Bose S1 Pro+ speaker and connects to it within seconds.
How to connect an XLR microphone wirelessly to a S1 Pro+?
The plug-on transmitter attaches directly to the base of a microphone equipped with an XLR connector. The connection with the Bose S1 Pro+ frees the stage from cables. Storage and charging are done inside the speaker.
What is the battery life of the Bose XLR transmitter?
The announced battery life is up to 4 hours, suitable for rehearsals, showcases, and roaming speeches.
Can the transmitter be charged inside the S1 Pro+ speaker?
Charging is designed to take place directly inside the Bose S1 Pro+, which also serves as storage for the transmitter.
Is this transmitter suitable for singing and hosting events?
Its XLR plug-on format is suitable for singers, speakers, event hosts, and fitness instructors using an XLR microphone with a Bose S1 Pro+.
