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Old 10th April 2008 | 23:18
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Bose-X

No, not the prolific Poster, the headset.

So how exactly does one pronounce it?

Is it Bows-Ex
Bows-ten
Bosh-Ex
Bosh-ten
Bows-ee-ten
etc
etc
etc
?????????????

You can tell I've never been rich enough to own a set and have no flying credentials whatsoever.
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Old 11th April 2008 | 07:26
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Bonjour pronounced bows (as in bow and arrow) ex
hence bows-ex = BOSE-X!:
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Old 11th April 2008 | 08:18
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Except that the X is pronounced "ten"!
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Old 11th April 2008 | 08:25
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I've never heard anyone pronounce it "ten". To be honest, who even cares?
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Old 11th April 2008 | 09:34
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usually it's " heap of , have you got any spare batterys, I can't hear jack "

Although to be fair you do get the same with the DC X11 as well.
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Old 11th April 2008 | 13:04
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Pron. BOWS

BOSE in my industry, usually stands for

Bring Other Sound Equipment

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Old 11th April 2008 | 13:28
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amar_Bose

It's "however you pronounce BOSE in Bengali!"
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Old 11th April 2008 | 14:49
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Originally Posted by DBisDogOne
BOSE in my industry, usually stands for

Bring Other Sound Equipment
Hard to compete with the technical specs of the Bose X though:

"Breadth: 4.8 to 6.3 inches • Height: 4.5 to 5.7 inches • Weight: 12 oz (340 g)"

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Old 11th April 2008 | 19:20
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"Breadth: 4.8 to 6.3 inches • Height: 4.5 to 5.7 inches • Weight: 12 oz (340 g)"



Size isn't everything old boy.....

(Oh and it was meant to be mildly amusing rather than serious, personally, I can take or leave their gear, the original comment came from a sound designer of my aquaintance).
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Old 11th April 2008 | 19:43
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Actually it's one of those funny achronyms that is said nothing like how it appears:

Phontetically it goes like this:

Berl sheet.
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