Best Bass Multi Effects Unit

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Where to begin with this amazing speaker? Especially for it's copact size, the sound is amazing. The bass is as deep as you want it with two options of bass boost. Using the 'PARTYBOX' app gives even more options to change bass, mid and treble. The app gives Dj sound effects along with karaoke effects (bass, breble, echo). Now the lights...on the unit and app, I can control the light sequesnce. With the app, I can specify one color to be chosen to stay steady or looped. The unit itself is well constructed and easy to carry with its rubber lined handle. In short...this is a great speaker and I want another one!

When coupled with the Formation Soundbar, the B&W Formation Bass unit enable the LFE (low frequency effects) that make movie tracks come alive.

Best bass ever! For every day..to relax..............

I was looking at the Gator Multi Effects bags, but I didn't need anything quite that large. This one has plenty adequate padding for my needs. Looks like a well contructed bag.

I use the QH4 for connecting my multi-effects pedal and an iPad To practice along with a song. Audio is pristine, and I am able to listen to my pedal in stereo along with the music because of the auxiliary in jack. The QH4 is much more versatile because of the Aux input.

Needed a way to control a multi effects pedal in my rig. One application includes a TC Electronic echo pedal. This Boss unit enables direct control over a parameter such as time or repeats. The pedal can control two devices although I have not tried this yet. I also use these to control various parameters of my Line Six Stomp XL. This pedal is very well made (Made in Japan) and the compact foot print is ideal for crowded pedal boards. Well done.

Used to cary multi effect system for my bass guitar

Added to my rack unit to supply power conditioning to guitar effects.

I coupled the iRig2 with AmpliTude and ProMovie+ for my bass. the sound is great, with good EQ and effects. I am using the included Lead amp and trying out the '53 Bassman. Love it!

(I have the Bass Module 500 paired with the Bose Sound-Bar 500) I’m not a very techie person but i do place a high value on music and sound effects in a movie. I needed something that was simple to use, and would markedly enhance my music listening and movie watching experience at home without the distractions - i didn’t want something bulky that took up space or busted eardrums. I wanted something that brought out all of those background sound details you’d hear in a concert or at a movie theatre - the crisp clear detectable instruments and sound effects. While this is my first experience with a sound-bar/sub-woofer set up, and i can’t compare it to any other brands or earlier models, i am content with not needing to look further. The sound and features met what i was looking for in a sound-bar/sub-woofer; enhanced movie sound that fills the room but doesn’t feel distortedly overdone. I have a lot of gadgets and boxes hooked up to my family room TV: we have a game box, a cable box, an apple TV, and a blue-ray player. Adding one more box and a bundle of wires to my entertainment center was just going to make matters worse - but the bass module is a small cube that’s a little under a foot (at 10”x10”x10”) and wireless and so i was able to place it in the corner off to the side. The bass module is sleek with a nice matte finish. It’s solid, sturdy/heavy and doesn’t feel hollow or cheap. It’s an easy few minutes to set up (power plug, connect to wifi using the bose app) and easy to operate. Movies feel like movies - they have that deep rumble effects that immerse you into a movie even more. It’s so effective that at times it felt like too much sound - so we kept it at its minimum when the kids were watching TV. It’s powerful to where you can feel the sound. The bass module feels like it shakes the walls so you definitely wouldn’t want to use in an apartment complex…