To use a wireless microphone headset with the Bose S1 Pro+, you can consider using a wireless transmitter that is compatible with the S1 Pro+. Bose offers a wireless mic/line transmitter that connects to the S1 Pro+ via its integrated ports. However, this transmitter is designed for handheld microphones and does not specifically support headsets. For a headset, you might need a third-party wireless system that can connect to the S1 Pro+ via its audio inputs. Ensure the wireless system is compatible with the S1 Pro+'s audio inputs and settings. For a more tailored solution, you could explore third-party wireless microphone systems designed for headsets, such as those from brands like Shure or Sennheiser, which can be connected to the S1 Pro+ using its audio inputs.

Contrary to the automatic response, the system is supplied with a rechargeable battery

Unfortunately, we do not currently offer the pictured stand in our range.

To connect your House of Marley Stir It Up Lux (Bluetooth) turntable to the Bose S1 Pro+ speaker, you need to consider the connection options available. - The House of Marley Stir It Up Lux turntable has Bluetooth connectivity, but the Bose S1 Pro+ speaker does not support direct Bluetooth connection with devices other than personal audio devices via the Bose Music application. - The Bose S1 Pro+ speaker has audio inputs such as XLR, 1/4" and RCA, but no Bluetooth connection for devices other than personal audio devices. To connect these two devices, you would need to use a wired connection. Here are the steps you could follow: - Use the RCA cable to connect the output of the House of Marley Stir It Up Lux turntable to the RCA input of the Bose S1 Pro+ speaker. - Make sure the turntable is configured to use its internal preamplifier, or an external preamplifier if necessary, to ensure an adequate audio signal. This will allow you to transmit audio from your turntable to the Bose S1 Pro+ speaker via a wired connection. The turntable's Bluetooth connection will not be used in this case.

Hi Taralina, You have two multi inputs that can take line or microphone inputs in form XLR or 6.3mm Jack. So you can plug the Samson receiver into one of those. The speaker itself has no “ducking” feature that lowers the volume when speaking. For that you would really need to invest in a separate mixer or piece of hardware.

must be purchased separately.

According to our research, it should indeed be possible to pair the S1 Pro and S1 Pro+ via the Bose Connect application (but apparently not with other speakers from the same brand).