--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Stuart McConaghy <stuart@s...> wrote: > Hey Ed, > > I've been able to try out the Bose systems, in fact I was the first guy > at GC to sell these systems, back in my salesman days. And, primarily > to e-drummers. > I played several gigs running a laptop-based DJ set with tons of > softsynths through it, and the sound was nothing short of awesome. It's > very transparent, especially running drum modules (I ran a Roland 909 > and a TD-8 through it), the low end was crystal clear, and using 2 subs > it was nothing short of huge. The amazing thing about it is that the > system doesn't distort, the power is there, but it doesn't blow your > head off. > I would say it's the dream rig for electronic drums. > > Hope that helps, Stuart, Yeah, it helps a lot. In fact, I was hoping to get your attention; I figured that you'd have valuable experience with it. So far, I've heard only good things about the PAS from the limited number of edrummers who've used it, and I've encountered a slight amount of skepticism from those who haven't. The design is certainly intriguing enough in its own right to attract all sorts of perspectives. I can't wait to get my hands on it (and I'm already dreading the moment when I give it back). Thanks for the report. I want to go into this audition with as much background as possible. Ed
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Re: Bose Personal Amplification System
2005-03-10 by emf
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