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Theater Quality Sound

Sat, 09 Dec 2006 00:00:01 GMT

Theater Quality Sound

A Movie Buff from Grayslake, Illinois

[...]this is surely a more expensive 3 speaker system than some of its competitors. But for the money, here's what you get: An elegant looking system that's easy to set up and delivers theater quality sound of the type you'd hear in today's movie theaters. I've been on a lot of sites and have seen some poor reviews, and it worried me. But all I can say is, if you follow Bose's instructions you get Bose sound. I have a large family room that's open on one side, and the sound is just great. Best of all, all of your friends see the BOSE name on the speakers. They will know that you've bought quality, and they're right. This is not 5 speaker sound, but it's darn close. Read more

Very impressive

Mon, 11 Feb 2008 00:00:01 GMT

Very impressive

regnal from Tacoma, WA

I looked at this system for a long time before finally deciding to purchase. The media center we received was defective but the company was very responsive in getting a new one to me. Once we set it up it was amazing! Especially the HD TV stations that broadcast concerts. Movies are great also. It was like being in a theater. The only thing I wish it would do is play Blu-Ray DVDs. I'm hoping a software upgrade is coming! Read more

I would buy this product again

Fri, 27 Jul 2007 00:00:01 GMT

I would buy this product again

Highcountrybumpkin from Palm Harbor, FL

Had our Bose 321 system and a 42" plasma TV professionaly installed. Installer did recommend the normal 5 or 6 speaker setup but even he was impressed with the sound. I am blown away. Could not be more pleased. Read more

No highs, no lows - must be bose

Fri, 02 May 2008 00:00:01 GMT

No highs, no lows - must be bose

Joey from NYC

Aesthetically, the GS series is fine. It's not obtrusive, so it can blend in with any decor. The problem with it is that with the lack of size, their audio limitations are really apparent. I learned the hard way. It's basically a mid-range speaker. High frequencies are non-existent and low freq. is just paper thin and has no punch or slam. This isn't the system to demo anything bass heavy. However, the midrange is ok. I just can't recommend a system for that has no highs or lows. I can only see someone getting this is they don't want an imposing sound system. If you want a lifestyle system that produces some sound get it. If you want to rattle the walls and listen to something with dynamic range, then look elsewhere. It certainly ain't here. Read more

No highs, no lows - must be bose

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:00:01 GMT

No highs, no lows - must be bose

Discriminating Audiophile from CA