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<p>First edition</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>This sketch was done by Lou G on tissue paper. Ken was describing to him our new concept for amplifying live music, long before it had been tested or received any approval to move forward with commercialization.<br /> <br /> Lou is a very gifted artist and industrial designer. Some of Bose&#039;s most successful home entertainment products were done by him.<br /> <br /> He was sketching as Ken talked, sitting across from Ken at a conference table.<br /> <br /> Ken was looking at what he was drawing and couldn&#039;t make heads or tails of it and was thinking to himself: does he get this?<br /> <br /> Then, shockingly, Ken realized that Lou was drawing UPSIDE DOWN, so that the sketch was correct for Ken sitting across from Lou.<br /> <br /> The reason Ken couldn&#039;t figure it out is that his brain was assuming Lou was drawing right side up for himself.<br /> <br /> [[Image:lou_g_muzo_sketch.jpg]]<br /> <br /> When Ken dug out this sketch, for the longest time he could not figure out what the words meant scrawled at the bottom of the drawing.<br /> <br /> The words are in Lou&#039;s hand, and he must have been taking notes.<br /> <br /> Ken was confused by what looked like &quot;20 degrees C&quot; at the end of the phrase.<br /> <br /> * Everything can be answer &gt; look back to berfore the midda 20 degrees centigrade. <br /> <br /> And then it dawned on him.<br /> <br /> What it says is:<br /> <br /> * Everything can be answered. Look back to before the middle of the 20th Century. <br /> <br /> This is a reference to Bose&#039;s work to understand the history of amplification and the problems that were getting in the way.<br /> <br /> What Bose ended up calling the &quot;era of individual instrument amplification&quot; was a natural extension of unamplified music. And things were ok.<br /> <br /> In its [[Music is Human]] presentation introducing the L1 concept, Bose used the Beatles at Shea Stadium as the breaking point -- when the popularity of the music exceeded the ability of the technology to deliver a good listening experience to huge crowds. It was the reaction to that commercial problem -- in place by Woodstock -- that spawned triple systems.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Category:L1® Research Project History]]</div>

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