Bose B2 Bass Module Black
The B2 bass module delivers the most low-frequency output for L1 system users who need more powerful bass for larger audiences. The rugged enclosure encases two 10-inch woofers. A switch on the rear panel offers the flexibility of three output levels, depending on application or preference. The L1 system automatically senses and equalizes the chosen setting for optimized performance. The normal setting is ideal for bass guitar or when miking a kick drum. A higher setting is designed for DJ/music playback applications. And the lower setting works well for acoustic guitar and vocals. Interlocking end caps allow two B2 bass modules to be stacked together. Included slip cover protects the module from dings and scratches during transport.
Product Features
- High-output Bass Module for Bose L1 Model 1S
- Model II Systems with NL4 Cable
- Protective Slip Cover
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If You Need More Bass A few years ago I upgraded my L1 Model I to the Model II, retaining my single B1 bass module. As a trumpet player and hand percussionist, I don’t really need the B2. When I DJ though, the B2 is exactly what I need and I recently started working as a DJ for private events.After updating my Model II power stand and ToneMatch firmware, I plugged the B2 in and set the bass voicing to the -. This is the sound I was getting from my B1. Then, I powered off the power stand and set the bass…
Great Update to my Bose L1 Model II system! I have been delaying getting the Bose B2 subwoofer for my system for quite a while, as I already have two B1 Subwoofer modules. Finally did it and I am glad I did. What the B2 does is just FATTEN the sound and warm it up even more. I have a jazz quartet (Piano/Left hand bass, Drums, Sax/EWI (Me), and vocalist (my wife) and we use a single L1 system for most of our gigs. With the B2 speaker…the “Bass” (Roland D300) is really beautiful now…smooth and fat! And the vocals are…