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Phil Allison wrote:
Dave Plowman (Nutcase) wrote:

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At one time, many years ago, Bose did actually lead the world in terms
of good quality PA gear.


** ROTFL - wot utter crap.

Thanks for your vote of confidence.


You'd see it in the best nightclubs, etc.


** Oh, that is fantastic proof - of absolutely nothing.

And it sounded very good by the PA standards of the day.

Perhaps you'd give your recommendations from the '70s?


But it
relied on using the matching amps which were equalised to the speakers.


** There were no such amplifiers.

Bose sold outboard equalisers to go with their **** boxes - from the
first 901s onwards - that could be used with any power amp.

Ah right. A Mullard 3-3 would have been ideal, then, in your little world.

Bose brand amplifiers were rebadged products from other companies cos
Bose really never made anything themselves.

Back in the 80s, I did a lot of service work for a hire business that
dealt mainly in Bose equipment - like 802s, 802Es plus the horrible
1800 amp series, the PM2 powered mixer and others. The failure rate was
high.

You worked for a company that hired out rubbish? Surely that would be
against your principles?


But not cheap. Of course since then others have caught up.


** There was none for them to do.



... Phil

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Dave Plowman London SW
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Dave Plowman Nutcase MORON wrote:

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At one time, many years ago, Bose did actually lead the world in terms
of good quality PA gear.


** ROTFL - wot utter crap.

Thanks for your vote of confidence.


** Go drop dead - imbecile.



You'd see it in the best nightclubs, etc.


** Oh, that is fantastic proof - of absolutely nothing.

And it sounded very good by the PA standards of the day.


** No it didn't - you imbecile.




But it
relied on using the matching amps which were equalised to the speakers.


** There were no such amplifiers.

Bose sold outboard equalisers to go with their **** boxes - from the
first 901s onwards - that could be used with any power amp.

Ah right.


** Drop dead, ****head.



Bose brand amplifiers were rebadged products from other companies cos
Bose really never made anything themselves.

Back in the 80s, I did a lot of service work for a hire business that
dealt mainly in Bose equipment - like 802s, 802Es plus the horrible
1800 amp series, the PM2 powered mixer and others. The failure rate was
high.

You worked for a company



** No, they came to me to get various repairs done, special items built and reliable technical advice.

Know nothing, **** for brains poms had no chance.

FOAD.



..... Phil

In article ,
Phil Allison wrote:
At one time, many years ago, Bose did actually lead the world in terms
of good quality PA gear.


** ROTFL - wot utter crap.

Thanks for your vote of confidence.


** Go drop dead - imbecile.

Thanks for the intuitive response. Again.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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tiistai 18. heinäkuuta 2017 2.37.49 UTC+3 Dave Plowman (News) kirjoitti:
In article ,

At one time, many years ago, Bose did actually lead the world in terms
of good quality PA gear.


You'd see it in the best nightclubs, etc.

And it sounded very good by the PA standards of the day.

Perhaps you'd give your recommendations from the '70s?

Dave. You must be trying to wind Phil up:-)
We all know that compared with JBL and Altec, Bose were mediocre,
with poor reliability.

Iain