Bose F1 Model 812 Flexible Array loudspeaker

F1 Model 812 Flexible Array loudspeaker

Overview

Powerful, standalone sound that flexes to meet your coverage needs — the Bose F1 Model 812 is a 1000-watt, full-range loudspeaker featuring Bose Flexible Array technology. At the heart of the F1 is a 12-inch woofer nested behind an array of eight high-output drivers. These nine speakers are supported by a lower crossover point than conventional loudspeakers — to give full voice to your sound and deliver clearer, more natural vocals and midrange clarity, even at high volumes. And you control the vertical coverage pattern. So, wherever you’re playing, you can adapt the PA to match the room. With the Bose F1 Model 812, your sound stands alone.

FEATURES

Powerful full-range loudspeaker with 132 dB max SPL and low-frequency performance down to 43 Hz (-10 dB)

Portable, standalone design with built-in 1000-watt amplifier and nine transducers: eight high-output drivers and a 12” high-power woofer

Lower crossover point than conventional loudspeakers for clear and natural vocals even at high volumes

Flexible Array technology: easily adjust coverage pattern — Straight, C, J, or Reverse J — to optimize sound for different spaces: floor level, on stage, for raked seats or bleachers, and more

Automatic EQ adjusts to maintain optimum tonal balance for each coverage pattern

Built-in handles for easy transport and compatible with standard 35 mm speaker stands (sold separately)

Optional Bose F1 Subwoofer (sold separately) for even more low-frequency response

• Integrated speaker stand for F1 Model 812
• Built-in 1000-watt amplifier
• Hidden cable channels for clean appearance
• Built-in handles for easy transport

Applications

• Live music performances
• Bands of all styles
• Solo musicians
• Mobile DJs
• Houses of worship
• Schools and universities
• Resorts and hospitality venues
• Business presentations

Flex Array Shapes

Straight Pattern

Use the straight pattern when the audience is standing and their heads are approximately at the same height as the loudspeaker.

Reverse-J Pattern

The reverse-J pattern is good for an audience in raked seating that starts at loudspeaker height and extends above the top of the loudspeaker.

J Pattern

The J pattern works well when the loudspeaker is up on a raised stage and the audience is seated below on the floor.

C Pattern

Use the C pattern for raked seating in an auditorium when the first row is on the floor with the loudspeaker.