A:AnswerHello, and thank you for your interest in our Companion 2 Series III speaker system!
These speakers cannot be hooked up to a bass module. The ports on this system from top to bottom are:
-To Left Speaker.
-DC Power.
-AUX In.
-From Computer.
There is no port that can send an output to a sub or bass module here. If you're after a system that you can pair a bass module to, we would recommend looking towards our Amplifier or home theatre line of products.
We hope this clears this up for you!
A:AnswerNo, they are not wireless, they are wired. The cables are only 6' long, you will need an extension cable if you need them farther apart. Bose will send you an extension for the left speaker at no cost, and Best Buy sells the extension that goes from your device to the speakers for around $14.
A:AnswerOnly one of the speakers (Right) has a single Aux-in outlet. If you're looking for something with decent sound and volume level for your side record player, I would spend more money. These are not for you. The right speaker supplies sound and power to the left speaker via a cord. The left cannot be used independently of the right but the Right can be used as a solo speaker. Hope that helps.
A:AnswerI'm not sure, but I would guess around 15 to 20 watts. They are very good but if you looking for something to replace a surround sound system then you will be disappointed. Still, they work very well for me and my gaming and for listening to music as I clean my small apartment.
A:Answerthey have great low end IF your computer has a built in EQ !!! or just download an eq from the web . Mine came with sonic master 6 presets and i tuned them all about the same but music and movie i use the most . I got good deep and punchy bass from these opposed from the 250$ 20's
