F1 Model 812 Flexible Array Loudspeaker & F1 Subwoofer
The Bose® F1 Model 812 Flexible Array Loudspeaker is the first powered portable loudspeaker that lets you control its vertical coverage pattern. So whether you’re playing at floor level, on a stage or facing raked seats or bleachers, you can now adapt your PA to match the room.
For extended bass response, the Bose® F1 Subwoofer packs all the power of a larger bass box into a more compact design that’s easier to carry and fits in a car. A mounting stand for the loudspeaker is stored right in the body of the subwoofer, making setup fast and easy. The stand even includes cable channels to neatly hide the wires. Plus, the loudspeaker and subwoofer feature highly durable enclosures to ensure easy transport and years of reliability.
F1 Model 812
F1 Sub
Key Features:
The Bose®F1 Model 812 Flexible Array Loudspeakeris the first high-powered portable loudspeaker with unmatched vertical coverage control and unsurpassed audio quality.
The loudspeaker can be easily adjusted by hand todeliver four unique coverage patterns: “Straight,” “C,” “J” or “Reverse J,” so you can optimize your sound for playing at floor level, on stage, or facing raked seats or bleachers.
Once set, the system automatically changes the EQ to maintain optimum tonal balance for each coverage pattern.
Featuring eight high-output drivers, a 12” high-powered woofer and a lower crossover point, the flexible array delivers dramatically better vocal and midrange clarity.
The compact Bose®F1 Subwoofer delivers the outputof a larger bass box, yet is easier to carryand fitsin a car.
A mounting stand for the loudspeakeris integrated right into the body of the subwoofer so you always know where it is, making setup fast and easy.
The stand includes cable channels, so the wires are easy to hide.
The loudspeakerand the subwoofer each have 1,000 watts of power.
The loudspeaker and subwoofer are designed with strategically placed handles for easy transport.
Each enclosure can be carried by one person and fit in a car.
