Bose Model 100 Speakers (Tested)

Description

The Bose Model 100 is a compact, passive bookshelf speaker pair introduced by Bose in the mid-1990s. Engineered for versatility, they were designed to serve as primary stereo monitors in small spaces or as rear surround-sound satellites in a home theater configuration. Key Technical Specifications Driver Design: Features a single 4.5-inch proprietary StarDriver full-range transducer per cabinet. It uses a single cone to handle all audio frequencies, removing the need for a separate crossover or tweeter. Power Compatibility: Rated for a nominal output of 40W RMS (50W IEC). It is compatible with amplifiers or home theater receivers rated from 10 to 80 watts per channel. Impedance: Rated for 4 to 8 Ohms. Enclosure: Built from molded, high-impact polystyrene plastic featuring a tuned bass-reflex port to boost lower frequencies. Dimensions: Measures 6.1" H x 11" W x 5.9" D (15.5 x 28.0 x 15.0 cm). Weight: Weighs approximately 6.8 lbs (3.1 kg) per pair.