andy
Super Member
It was the first Bose speaker, and was the predecessor to the 901. It used exactly the opposite design philosophy; trying to emulate a point source rather that a diffused source. They are 1/8th spheres, and were meant to be placed in the corners of a room. They used 22 full range drivers, similar to the 901, and had a built in power amp with active EQ. I know there are some still out there, and I would buy a pair if they showed up near me at a reasonable price.
Being rare, and unusual, I've always been curious about them. With so many people hating the 901 for its diffused sound, I'm wondering if something like this could work well? So, has anyone heard a pair?
Here's a link to the owner's manual:
http://products.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/2201_guide.pdf
There's a recently completed ebay listing (reserve not met) if anyone wants to see more pictures.
Being rare, and unusual, I've always been curious about them. With so many people hating the 901 for its diffused sound, I'm wondering if something like this could work well? So, has anyone heard a pair?
Here's a link to the owner's manual:
http://products.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/2201_guide.pdf
There's a recently completed ebay listing (reserve not met) if anyone wants to see more pictures.