Bose System II means what exactly???
 

I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be "Series
II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?
Roger

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 04:07:38 +1200, "Roger Hayman"
wrote:

I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be "Series
II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?
Roger


One of them will be crap, and the other merely horrible. Not sure
which is which, but please, don't buy Bose. They don't make Hi Fi,
they make Marketing Material.

d

Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 16:10:55 +0000, Don Pearce wrote:

On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 04:07:38 +1200, "Roger Hayman"
wrote:

I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be "Series
II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?
Roger


One of them will be crap, and the other merely horrible. Not sure
which is which, but please, don't buy Bose. They don't make Hi Fi,
they make Marketing Material.

Actually, Bose himself has been busy developing active car suspension
for a number of years now. At least if a recent article in IEEE Spectrum
is to be believed.

/Martin

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

Don Pearce wrote:
On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 04:07:38 +1200, "Roger Hayman"
wrote:

I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be
"Series II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?
Roger


One of them will be crap, and the other merely horrible. Not sure
which is which, but please, don't buy Bose. They don't make Hi Fi,
they make Marketing Material.

d

Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

Damn, you beat me too it :-)
My mate loves to think his Bose big box and 2 tiny box's system sounds
better than my Keilidhs

Craig

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

"Don Pearce" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 04:07:38 +1200, "Roger Hayman"
wrote:

I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be "Series
II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?
Roger


One of them will be crap, and the other merely horrible. Not sure
which is which, but please, don't buy Bose. They don't make Hi Fi,
they make Marketing Material.

You forgot overpriced. I haven't taken Bose seriously since I heard a
demonstration system at some sort of exhibition. They seem to make tiny
speakers that sound exactly like tiny speakers. Pretty nasty to my ears!

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

"Roger Hayman" wrote in message
...
I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be "Series
II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?

**Who cares? They're both crap. If you want decent sound, avoid any shop
which sells Bose. At least then you're likely to get shown something decent.
Bose retailers are scum of the Earth. They've automatically demonstrated
several things, by offering Bose to their customers:

* They have no interest in providing good value equipment.
* They like the idea of retail price maintenance (you can't buy Bose at a
discount), which is, of course, illegal in most places.


--
Trevor Wilson
www.rageaudio.com.au

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

Trevor Wilson wrote:
"Roger Hayman" wrote in message
...
I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be "Series
II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?

**Who cares? They're both crap. If you want decent sound, avoid any shop
which sells Bose. At least then you're likely to get shown something decent.
Bose retailers are scum of the Earth. They've automatically demonstrated
several things, by offering Bose to their customers:

* They have no interest in providing good value equipment.
* They like the idea of retail price maintenance (you can't buy Bose at a
discount), which is, of course, illegal in most places.


--
But Trevor darling, there are people out there who have money to burn
and, like my dear friend Madge, actually prefer their mid-range
dribbling down from the ceiling whilst their bass (if that's the right
word for those so called Bose sub-woofers) going booompha, boooompha ,
booomph from under the couch.
Besides if you can't afford that exquisite looking B & system your
interior decorator recommended, Bose is the next best thing & the
player/amp/ tuner thingy does look rather chi-chi.

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

Trevor Wilson wrote:


**Who cares? They're both crap. etc...Snip.......

But Trevor darling, there are people out there who have money to burn
and, like my dear friend Madge, actually prefer their mid-range
dribbling down from the ceiling whilst their bass (if that's the right

word for those so called Bose sub-woofers) going booompha, boooompha ,

booompha from under the couch.
Besides if you can't afford that exquisite looking B & O system your
interior decorator recommended, Bose is the next best thing & the
player/amp/ tuner thingy does look rather chi-chi.

Bose System II means what exactly???
 

"Martin Schöön" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 16:10:55 +0000, Don Pearce wrote:

On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 04:07:38 +1200, "Roger Hayman"
wrote:

I am looking at a Bose Lifestyle 8 system. It does not seem to be
"Series
II". Presumably, it is the version before System II.

What difference is there between the systems?
Roger


One of them will be crap, and the other merely horrible. Not sure
which is which, but please, don't buy Bose. They don't make Hi Fi,
they make Marketing Material.

Actually, Bose himself has been busy developing active car suspension
for a number of years now. At least if a recent article in IEEE Spectrum
is to be believed.

Now THAT sounds positively dangerous. At least Bose speakers are merely
unpleasant.

Roy.