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{{Classic icon}} {{Model I icon}} {{Model 1S icon}}{{Model II icon}} Question - Can I use a B2  with an amplifier as a subwoofer for another (non-L1®) loudspeaker system? 

:The {{B2}} is designed to work with the {{L1}} system. The B1 is protected from frequencies it was not designed to handle - but only when connected to an {{L1}} Power Stand.  If you connect the B2  to another amplifier, or an {{A1}}  use a Power Stand Bass Line Out as the source. If you do not, there is no protection for the B2. 

Note from MikeZ-at-Bose 

:Loudspeakers designed to be used with other gear (typical 2 way PA speakers, third party subs, etc.) usually have some sort of passive protection built into them. The B2, since it was designed to be used with L1's, has no protection. All of the protection is built into the L1 itself. 



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On the {{Classic}} there is an input "All Amps In". There is no protection for the B2 when using this input. 

The {{A1}} is a full range amplfier and does not offer any protection for the B1s. The B2 will be protected if the signal source is an {{L1}} Power Stand Bass Line Out. 

 

 

 

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