Rechargeable amp/pa Bose ?

[Big Owl]

Hey,
Any of you guys have experience with the Bose S1 pro, or pro + , or equivalent ? Or maybe you know of a better option for me.
Soon, I will be in the wilds for a couple of months with much solitude and time to play. I will have a generator to recharge things. I am a bit afraid of the Pro +, as reviews point out a number of issues with it screeching, shutting down, buttons not working etc. But the Pro, has mostly good reviews.
So any thoughts on a rechargeable amp or speaker ?
Thank You.

 

[Tedder]

I don't have any info on what you are asking for directly, but I did plug a Katana 100w 1x12 combo into my 500w Jackery solar generator. Based on my calculations on what the draw was at the 50 watt setting on the amp, I could get about 15-20 hours of play out of it without recharging from the solar panels.

If you could find a used solar charger for cheap, this might be a good option to explore? Either way, I look forward to anyone chiming in with experience on the S1 Pro.

 

[Toolmaster Of Brainerd]

No highs, no lows, must be a bose.

Generally, I think a rechargeable amp is a good idea for you, but I avoid bose the same way I avoid Gibson.

 

[Big Owl]

Hey Tedder thanks for the thoughts. Helpful info.
As for you, Toolmaster, thanks as well, but I have had some Gibson's that were enjoyable. A early 70's Hummingbird, not sure if it was from the Norlin era, but I gigged with it, and it was good. And, I would rather have not given up my '62 ES 335. That really was a sweet guitar.
Been so long, can't compare it to my PRS McCarty, but I'm thinking the Gibson might not come out on top.
Now, back to that rechargeable amp...

 

[dmatthews]

I ran a Bose L1 MII for a year with my Kemper and vocals.
Beautiful.

 

[Big Owl]

Thanks D.

 

[Big Owl]

I ended up buying the EV Everse 8. Mostly because I already have EV Eliminators. 2 out of 3 have endured and are still great to use 20 years later.