Bose Bass Module 700 – Black Wireless Subwoofer

No soy muy conocedor, pero compramos la barra de sonido Bose 700 porque sabemos que la mara es garantía, pero después de ir a una tienda y ver este subwoofer nos preguntamos ¿qué será? con la barra estamos bien, entonces la persona que nos atendió nos sugirió, quisieran ver a los dos funcionando juntos?, entonces fué como un woooow!! lo necesitamos que espectacular sonido!!!, y eso es lo que obtuvimos con este subwoofer que estaba perfectamente empaquetado en su caja original, perfectas condiciones, una compra excelente en temporada de Hot Sale, feliz con mi compra.

Yea it’s expensive… but worth every penny. The way it adds to the overall sound is incredible. Even at low volumes, the bass is subtle and deep, at loud volumes… it’s even more badass.

Vengo de denon y sinceramente, Bosé me dejó sin palabras.

I never thought I would spend $1000 on a subwoofer alone, but here we are. Is it worth it?

I was tied between this and the Bose bass module 500. I ended up going with this model as it apparently pairs best with the Soundbar 900. So far, I am extremely impressed with it.

People in reviews seem obsessed with rattling their picture frames and physically feeling the vibrations. I’m not rich like those people are. I have it setup in an attached townhouse with roomates. So I have to be mindful and not cause too many disturbances with it.

I will say that even at low volumes, this subwoofer magically adds an exceptional range of sound to the Bose 900 Soundbar. I’m hearing deep rumbles, as well as other subtle low notes that make the the sound range sound like a complete experience. It’s hard to explain, but imagine someone with a deep voice talking while distant thunder echos. The subwoofer can simultaneously produce all those low notes without mixing them together. It somehow keeps the sounds clean.

At loud volumes, the bass reminds me of being in the movie theatre. It’s an absolute treat to crank it up as the subwoofer does NOT overpower the levels coming from the soundbar 900. In fact, I don’t care it if bothers the neighbours. I heard their fighting enough over the years that they can put up with the occasional bombastic bass hits. We’ll call it even. When I tested white noise at a high volume, my mom thought a plane was flying by outside.

If you DO care more about your neighbours than I do, The Bose app keeps the Bass module 700 at 0. You can adjust it to as low as -100 if you are considerate, or bump it up to +100 if you have a pair of depends and want to feel the brown notes.

The wireless bluetooth connection to the 900 is fantastic because it only needs the power cable. Meaning you can have the bass module further away if your setup requires it.

So in answer, Yes, I feel it is worth the one grand investment to your audio setup. You’ll keep the same speakers over several TV replacements. So best you treat yourself to clean and clear audio to enjoy for years to come.

Take it from a bass head who loves some deep, tasty bass – this thing kicks out some of the cleanest-sounding bass I’ve ever heard. It’s not necessarily IN YOUR FACE RATTLE YOUR HOUSE bass (…but it definitely can be if you turn it all the way up… in which case, enjoy!) it’s natural sound profile is that it’s just sort of, like, there. It’s both subtle and substantial. You ‘feel’ it just as much as you hear it, which to me means you’re getting very clean lows. I think a lot of people’s perception of good/strong bass is a bit tainted because it usually correlates with everything around it rattling to hell and adding to the ‘bass’ noise. Not saying that’s bad per se, just that the sound coming from this thing is a lot of both the bass ‘feel’ and the bass sound, because it’s not distorted… It’s hard to describe, but it’s a great experience.

It makes sense if you know the classic Bose sound profile from other Bose speakers which emphasizes crisp, clean sound. This is like that, but for bass. And it’s great.

Wireless works great. Setup is a breeze. I paired this with Bose 700 soundbar and you have to go into the app, click the soundbar, go to settings, and then ‘add auxiliary speaker’ or something… It’s not added/set up in the app the same way as the sound bar was which is what I was expecting.

I placed this in the corner of the living room, whereas the TV and sound bar are in the middle. I was worried it would be noticeable the bass was coming from the corner and it wouldn’t sound balanced in the room, but it didn’t make a difference to me. Because it’s such clean bass, and it’s felt just as much as it is heard, the directionality wasn’t a problem and it sounds fantastic. It just layers on this nice rich low-end to the already beautiful sound profile of the sound bar. The combination is magnificent.

Build quality is fantastic, thing feels sturdy and robust. The glass and metal exterior is very clean looking. My wife said it sort of looks like a high-end trash can at first glance…? (we have the white one) I can’t say I totally disagree but I think it looks very nice and minimalist. It easily tucks under a side table or next to a couch or chair and out of sight anyways.

This bass unit is amazing. The only negative is Bose being cheap and not including the 3.5 mm jack to connect it to the soundbar. For the price you pay Bose can include the three cent cable with the unit. Purchased this unit along with the Bose Ultra Soundbar and the Surround Sound 700 speakers. Amazing sound. Pricey, but Bose knows what they’re doing with sound. I have a different soundbar on another TV and this Bose set up has much more depth of sound. You hear things you can’t hear on the other soundbar.