Bose Bass Module 500, Black

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If you connect the Bose TV Speaker to your TV using the supplied optical cable, you can use the included remote. Or you can program a third-party universal remote to control (please refer to your universal remote control for programming instructions and the appropriate Bose IR codes). Also, the soundbar can be programmed to “learn” the volume and mute commands from your existing remote. See Using another remote to control your Bose system in the Bose Support section for instructions. Finally, both the subs have just two buttons. Nice and simple, the 500 and 700 has one button for a simple setup connection used to link it to the soundbar. The second button is there to disable the microphone for a voice assistant function. Differences Overall the Bose Soundbar 500 and Bose Bass Module 500 is a great home theater sound system for those who do not have the space for a true 5.1 surround sound setup. It is able to produce crystal clear audio with exceptional voice clarity along with the muscle to produce room thumping bass and the low rumble ambiance of a movie theater. Like most modern bass boosters, the Bose Bass 500 is wireless. It features a wireless range of up to nine metres, which gives you plenty of options for where to place your speaker. In combination with its size, Bose makes it easy for you to hide this speaker.

It’s a different story when it comes to the weight of the two models. The Bose Bass Module 700 weighs nearly three times as much as the 500. This is a significant leap in weight. Whether this serves as a limitation or a benefit for the 700 is debatable. Building on the bass provided by the rest of your system, the Bose Bass Module 500 provides quality high and low-frequency extensions. Generally, it can be used to take bass-heavy songs to the next level. If you like feeling Around the World by Daft Punk, rather than just listening to it, these Bose Bass Module 500s are for you.Both the Bose Bass Module 500 and the 700 feature two buttons. However, these two buttons operate differently on each device. On the Bose Bass 500, one button connects the Module to other Bose devices. The other is for turning the microphone assistant off. A larger size, the 700 has much more of a boxy look so isn’t ideal for compact spaces. Nevertheless, the base is smaller which makes the subwoofer seem to be floating in the air. Now, to get to the nitty-gritty. Here are the main factors that set the Bose Bass Module 500 apart from the Bose Bass Module 700. Size

Overall, the Bose Bass Module 500 serves as a worthy companion to the Bose Soundbar. Both work together to deliver premium sound. Size

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The slightly glossy finish crafted with high-end material makes it an efficient option to consider for bar or mounting floor types. One appealing aspect of the Bose Bass Module 500 is that it’s almost a complete cube. Although its sides aren’t technically the same length, it does carry the look of a perfect cube. This small and neat scale allows you to fit it almost anywhere in your room. Obviously, being smaller, it’s a better option that the Bass Module 500 if you’re short on space. Compared to the 500, the Bose Base Module 700 is bigger and more powerful. At 11.6” X 11.6” X 12.9″ and weighing 30 pounds, it will use up more space in a room compared with the Moducle 500 which only weighs 11 pounds and has a size of 10” X 10” X 10”. With its dimensions of 10 x 10 x 9.5 inches, the Bose Bass Module 500 has a simple yet modernized design that fits perfectly even in a narrower space.