Bose L1 Model II - Manual (Page 12)

4
English Deutsch Français Dansk Español Italiano Svenska Nederlands Dansk Italiano Svenska Deutsch Nederlands English Français Español
I
NTRODUCTION
Welcome
Thank you for purchasing the Bose ® L1 TM model II system with ToneMatch TM port. Based on a
revolutionary new technology, this system brings the benefits of an intimate acoustic concert
to amplified performance.
This owner’s guide provides detailed setup and operating instructions for your L1 TM model II
system and explains how to connect equipment to it.
For additional information on using this system, including tips, techniques, and frequently
asked questions, please visit www.Bose.com/musicians
on the Internet.
Features and benefits
• You control the sound – Just as in an unamplified performance, you control the sound.
You will no longer wonder how you sound to your fellow musicians or to your audience
because you will hear what they hear.
• Quick and easy setup – The L1 model II system is easy to carry and can be set up in min-
utes, not hours. This frees you from the time-consuming and often frustrating effort
required to properly set up conventional sound equipment.
• Dramatically improved performance – Compared to using conventional equipment,
performance and enjoyment dramatically improve because the struggle to hear yourself
and the other musicians is diminished.
• Creates excitement and emotion – Enhanced performance of the musicians creates the
kind of excitement and emotion that is valued by music lovers.
• You hear what the audience hears – For the first time, musicians hear what their
audiences hear and thus, are less likely to play at uncomfortable sound levels.
• The music is naturally dynamic – The softest to the most intense passages can be
heard and enjoyed.
• Improves your appearance – There is less equipment on the stage and more room.
• Sound reproduction unlike before – Audience members report that the clarity and
excitement that come from hearing the accurate reproduction of sound from each
instrument, and from hearing the sound of each instrument in its position on stage
(as opposed to mono or even stereo mix of all instruments), is unlike anything they have
heard before in an amplified performance.
VeniceOG.book Page 4 Tuesday, January 16, 2007 1:28 PM