Bose Lifestyle 28 Theater System

The Bottom Line: Works great and looks great doing it!

Review: I am listening to my Bose Lifestyle 48 right now and am loving it!

As our electronics employee says- Bose customer tend to be loyal. (Iam also assuming a little smarter than the average elecronics store employee).

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The Bottom Line: It fits into my room nicely, looks great, is easy for my family to use, and sounds amazing. Check it out before you buy anything else.

Review: I've owned lots of audio products over the years, and played with lots more consumer and professional equipment. I know that lots of time and effort goes into designing and using recording studio equipment, mixing the audio, pressing the CDs, and...

The Bottom Line: Take the time to look elsewhere. $3000 can get you an incredible system one that's far superior to this. There is an adage that goes: Bose Blows.

Review: My wife and I purchased this system mainly as a matter of convenience. We've subsequently removed the system and sold it via Ebay.
I'm no audiophile, but I learned pretty quickly that with the Lifestyle system you get poor quality with a big...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend it for people living in a smallish living area where space is a premium and you have a built-in sub mount with an acoustic design.

Review: It's a wonderful sounding system. If you life in an 8x5 box, with baffling in your ceiling and are sitting directly on top of the subwoofer. The sound would be interactive then as you would get a tingly feeling in your bag whenever that massive star...

Review: I do not know what Bose does to create the sound they do, but there is no more pleasant system that I know of for a comfortable theater environment. The volume goes loud enough, distortion free, for most peoples taste with strong bass. Effects sound...

The Bottom Line: I cannot recommend this product. For the money, this system sounds horrible.

Review: I recently started working at a higher end Audio/video store. I've worked at other big chain AV stores before but the audio selection at my current job is much wider. At my previous job, Bose was the top of the line and I thought it sounded great...

Review: Expensive system, could be better. I wish it would play VCD and SVCD. For the amount of money you pay it should play every format. Does not have HDMI outputs. Should make the unit bigger and address more issues. Bass could be better. Remote does not...

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended to the music/movie lover who demands high caliber sound and picture.

Review: Bose Lifetstyle 28 DVD Home Theater System

This theater system is actually quite a bit less than the Lifestyle 35 that we were originally wanting. It was $3,000 where the Lifestyle 28 only cost us $2400. Six hundred bucks isn't anything to...

The Bottom Line: It's worth the money for the size, quality sound, integrated features.

Review: System is easy to setup and configure. Speakers are small so they won't
become another piece of furniture to arrange.

For an all-in-one unit Bose is a little pricey, but deals can be had on
ebay, watch out for fraud, never send...