Bose Professional unveiled a new all-in-one multi-positional PA system, nicknamed as the Bose S1 Pro, in India on May 9. It is a portable speaker, targeted at the needs of singer-songwriters, DJs, other musicians and general public addressing. Bose has partnered with Luxury Personified as the national distributor for its product.
Key Highlights of Bose S1 Pro:
- Lightweight, Ultra-portable, Built-in Battery
- Four different positions to place the speaker
- Built-in Sensors to detect the positional change
- Wired as well as Bluetooth connectivity
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Bose S1 Pro India Price and Availability
The Bose S1 Pro price starts in India at Rs. 60,624. The speaker will be available for sale via all professional audio stores across the country. And, from July onwards you can purchase the Bose S1 Pro from Croma stores and official Bose stores.
Bose S1 Pro Specifications and Features
The Bose S1 Pro weighs 6.8Kg, which is standard for the PA system, but a built-in handle for easy transport. The speaker is engineered to be used in four different positions – tilt-back, elevated, mounted on a speaker stand or placed as a floor monitor. In every posture, the Bose S1 Pro sounds great.
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The audio output is further helped by built-in sensors, which detect positional changes and trigger the speaker’s Auto EQ that automatically recalibrates the system’s internal settings for each different placement/applications. The S1 Pro has a frequency response of 70 – 16kHz and a max SPL rating of 103 decibels, which is capable of servicing an audience of up to 50 members, as per Bose.
The S1 Pro comes with a three-channel mixer, out of which two are XLR/quarter-inch combo jacks for reverb and tone controls and the third channel for either 3.5mm headphone jack or Bluetooth connectivity to wireless stream music from phones.
Additionally, users can also enjoy hours of play on-the-go with the S1 Pro’s optional rechargeable lithium-ion battery that the firm claim could last for up to 6 hrs.
