Common Terms and Acronyms - Revision history

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	=== B1 ([[B1 Bass Module]]) ===		=== B1 ([[B1 Bass Module]]) ===
	[[Image:B1Bass25x25.gif]] 2003 -     : These supply the bass frequencies for the {{L1}}. Up to two of these may be attached to the Power Stands of any model. These are often referred to as "subs".		[[Image:B1Bass25x25.gif]] 2003 -     : These supply the bass frequencies for the {{L1}}. Up to two of these may be attached to the Power Stands of any model except the {{Compact}}. These are often referred to as "subs".

	For the {{Classic}} and {{Model I}} the {{B1}} is optional. With the {{Model II}} at least one {{B1}} is required for the proper operation of the System. See: [[B1 Bass Module]]		For the {{Classic}} and {{Model I}} the {{B1}} is optional. With the {{Model 1S}} and {{Model II}} at least one bass module {{B1}} or {{B2}} is required for the proper operation of the System. See: [[B1 Bass Module]]

			=== B2 ([[B2 Bass Module]]) ===
			[[Image:B2050.png]] 2012 -     : These supply the bass frequencies for the {{L1}}. One of these may be attached to the Power Stands of any model except the {{Compact}}. These are often referred to as "subs".

			For the {{Classic}} and {{Model I}} the {{B2}} is optional. With the {{Model 1S}} and {{Model II}} at least one {{B1}} is required for the proper operation of the System. See: [[B2 Bass Module]]

	=== [[L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker]] ===		=== [[L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker]] ===

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Terminology & Concepts

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	== Acronyms ==		== Acronyms ==
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			== More General Terminology & Concepts ==
			[[Terminology & Concepts]] is an article that has detailed explanations of some of the terminology that is used here in {{SitenameShort}} and the {{mb}}.
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	=== FOH ===		=== FOH ===
			[[Image:ConventionalBandSetup.jpg\|thumb\|Front of House System (blue) and FOH Engineer in the Audience]]
	:Front of House		:Front of House
	This is the area of a venue that is open to the audience in contrast to the areas that are not such as the stage and backstage areas. This may also refer to the ''House'' System. That is: the sound system provided by the venue to serve the audience. This is in contrast to the any monitoring system on the stage for the performers.		This is the area of a venue that is open to the audience in contrast to the areas that are not such as the stage and backstage areas. This may also refer to the ''House'' System. That is: the sound system provided by the venue to serve the audience. This is in contrast to the any monitoring system on the stage for the performers.

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	== Acronyms ==		== Acronyms ==

			=== FOH ===
			:Front of House
			This is the area of a venue that is open to the audience in contrast to the areas that are not such as the stage and backstage areas. This may also refer to the ''House'' System. That is: the sound system provided by the venue to serve the audience. This is in contrast to the any monitoring system on the stage for the performers.

			FOH may also mean the Front of House Engineer. This is the person that controls the mix for the audience. Sometimes FOH means the position in the house where the FOH Engineer operates his/equipment.

			More: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_sound_mixing#Front_of_house_engineer Front of House Engineer] — Wikipedia

	=== TRS ===		=== TRS ===

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	=== L1® ===		=== L1® ===
	{{L1}} is often used to refer to one system including the {{L1 CR}}, Power Stand, and one or more B1 Bass Modules. ~~We don't use~~ PAS ~~(and~~ never ~~officially did)~~ out of respect for ~~someone else~~'s trademark. ~~MikeZ-at-Bose tells us "L1 is simply 'Line Array 1'." [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/1506041054/m/3441044594?r=7431075594#7431075594 Message Board discussion]~~		{{L1}} is often used to refer to one system including the {{L1 CR}}, Power Stand, and one or more B1 Bass Modules. "PAS" has never been used by Bose out of respect for another company's trademark.


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	== Acronyms ==		== Acronyms ==
	~~=== GAS ===~~
	~~: Gear Acquisition Syndrome~~

	~~=== GPS ===~~
	~~: [[Guitar Player Syndrome]]~~


	=== TRS ===		=== TRS ===

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	=== GPS ===		=== GPS ===
	: Guitar Player Syndrome		: [[Guitar Player Syndrome]]

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TRS TS

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	[[Image:L1Disassembled.gif\|right]]		[[Image:L1Disassembled.gif\|right]]
	This refers to the actual loudspeaker that plugs into the {{L1}} Power Stand. This breaks down into two pieces for transport, but when assembled, functions as a single unit. See: [[L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker]]		This refers to the actual loudspeaker that plugs into the {{L1}} Power Stand. This breaks down into two pieces for transport, but when assembled, functions as a single unit. See: [[L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker]]

			<noinclude>
			=== ToneMatch® ===
			{{:ToneMatch®}}</noinclude>


	== Acronyms ==		== Acronyms ==
	==GAS==		=== GAS ===
	: Gear Acquisition Syndrome		: Gear Acquisition Syndrome

	==GPS==		=== GPS ===
	: Guitar Player Syndrome		: Guitar Player Syndrome

	~~<noinclude>~~
	=== ~~ToneMatch®~~ ===		=== TRS ===
	{{:~~ToneMatch®}}</noinclude>~~		: ¼ inch jack with Tip-Ring-Sleeve connections

			See [[TRS]] and [[Balanced vs Unbalanced]]

			=== TS ===
			: ¼ inch jack with Tip-Sleeve connections

			See related:[[TRS]] and [[Balanced vs Unbalanced]]

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	=== Model I ([[L1® Model I]]) ===		=== {{Model I nl}} ([[L1® Model I]]) ===
	[[Image:ModelI30.png]] 2007 -     : The {{Model I}} is the new version of the {{Classic}}. It is [[RoHS]] compliant for release in Europe but functionally basically the same.		[[Image:ModelI30.png]] 2007 -     : The {{Model I}} is the new version of the {{Classic}}. It is [[RoHS]] compliant for release in Europe but functionally basically the same.

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	=== Model II ([[L1® Model II]]) ===		=== {{Model II nl}} ([[L1® Model II]]) ===
	[[Image:MII32.png]] 2007 -     : Lighter, smaller Power Stand with folding legs, uses an articulated array in the Cylindrical Radiator. This uses the [[{{PAGENAME}}#T1.E2.84.A2_.28T1_ToneMatch.E2.84.A2_Audio_Engine.29\|T1]] as its recommended user interface and connection point for all inputs. At least one [[{{PAGENAME}}#B1_.28B1_Bass_Module.29\|B1 Bass Module]] is required for proper operation. See [[L1® Model II]]		[[Image:MII32.png]] 2007 -     : Lighter, smaller Power Stand with folding legs, uses an articulated array in the Cylindrical Radiator. This uses the [[{{PAGENAME}}#T1.E2.84.A2_.28T1_ToneMatch.E2.84.A2_Audio_Engine.29\|T1]] as its recommended user interface and connection point for all inputs. At least one [[{{PAGENAME}}#B1_.28B1_Bass_Module.29\|B1 Bass Module]] is required for proper operation. See [[L1® Model II]]


	=== ~~T1™~~ ([[T1 ~~ToneMatch™~~ Audio Engine]]) ===		=== T1<sup>®</sup> ([[T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine]]) ===
	[[Image:T130.png]] 2007 -     : This is a the user interface and input panel for the [[L1® Model II]] with inputs for microphones (up to three) and line level inputs (up to two more). It is compatible with the [[L1® Classic]] and [[L1® Model I]] as well. See [[T1 ToneMatch™ Audio Engine]].		[[Image:T130.png]] 2007 -     : This is a the user interface and input panel for the [[L1® Model II]] with inputs for microphones (up to three) and line level inputs (up to two more). It is compatible with the [[L1® Classic]] and [[L1® Model I]] as well. See [[T1 ToneMatch™ Audio Engine]].

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	This refers to the actual loudspeaker that plugs into the {{L1}} Power Stand. This breaks down into two pieces for transport, but when assembled, functions as a single unit. See: [[L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker]]		This refers to the actual loudspeaker that plugs into the {{L1}} Power Stand. This breaks down into two pieces for transport, but when assembled, functions as a single unit. See: [[L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker]]


			== Acronyms ==
			==GAS==
			: Gear Acquisition Syndrome

			==GPS==
			: Guitar Player Syndrome

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	=== ToneMatch® ===		=== ToneMatch® ===
	{{:ToneMatch®}}</noinclude>		{{:ToneMatch®}}</noinclude>