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L1® Model I Documentation

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	This is the latest version of the L1® FAQs originally published in February 2008 on the [http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_STATIC_PAGE_EVENT&url=/musicians/faqs.jsp Main Bose Site]. As a reprint of previously published material, it is not open for edits, but please use the discussion page to make note of any issues or discrepancies.</td>		This is the latest version of the L1® FAQs originally published in February 2008 on the [http://www.bose.com/controller?event=VIEW_STATIC_PAGE_EVENT&url=/musicians/faqs.jsp Main Bose Site]. As a reprint of previously published material, it is not open for edits, but please use the discussion page to make note of any issues or discrepancies.</td>
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ST: temperature conversions

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temperature conversions

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	Yes. You can use your system for outdoor gigs. The system has been tested to operate in 0°C to 50°C temperatures and be stored in -30°C to 70°C temperatures. In cases of light rain outside, take precautions to cover the back panel of the power stand. Water must not get into the air inlet slits inside the back panel, on the loudspeaker drivers or inside the L1™ cavity on the power stand.		Yes. You can use your system for outdoor gigs. The system has been tested to operate in 0°C to 50°C temperatures and be stored in -30°C to 70°C temperatures. In cases of light rain outside, take precautions to cover the back panel of the power stand. Water must not get into the air inlet slits inside the back panel, on the loudspeaker drivers or inside the L1™ cavity on the power stand.

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	=== There is a buzz in the system. Any suggestions on how to fix it? ===		=== There is a buzz in the system. Any suggestions on how to fix it? ===

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formatting </li>

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	Skilled studio engineers listened to the sound of specific instruments and microphones being played through an {{L1}} system, made adjustments to improve the sound quality and then saved those settings as ToneMatch presets. Now the high level of tone customization most musicians experience only in recording studios is instantly available at your live performances. Sound check can be as simple as plugging in your instrument or mic and selecting the appropriate ToneMatch preset.		Skilled studio engineers listened to the sound of specific instruments and microphones being played through an {{L1}} system, made adjustments to improve the sound quality and then saved those settings as ToneMatch presets. Now the high level of tone customization most musicians experience only in recording studios is instantly available at your live performances. Sound check can be as simple as plugging in your instrument or mic and selecting the appropriate ToneMatch preset.

	=== What is the proper method for setting gain on an {{L1}} ~~Model I~~ power stand? ===		=== What is the proper method for setting gain on an {{Model I}} power stand? ===
	There are three gain settings for the primary channels (1 and 2) and two gain settings for the secondary channels (3 and 4). To set the gain for the primary channels 1 and 2:		There are three gain settings for the primary channels (1 and 2) and two gain settings for the secondary channels (3 and 4). To set the gain for the primary channels 1 and 2:

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	=== What is the recommended way to set the gain for a Model I system when using it with a T1 ToneMatch audio engine? ===		=== What is the recommended way to set the gain for a Model I system when using it with a T1 ToneMatch audio engine? ===
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	Make sure the power switch on the power stand is in the Off position and the remote control is disconnected<br>		Make sure the power switch on the power stand is in the Off position and the remote control is disconnected<br>

ST: Intro

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Intro

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	~~website:~~ http://www.bose.com/musicians/ ~~and appears here with permission from {{~~Bose}}. As a reprint of previously published material, it is not open for edits, but please use the discussion page to make note of any issues or discrepancies.</td>
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Notice that this appeared on the Bose Site

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	=== What exactly are ToneMatch® presets and what are the benefits of using them? ===		=== What exactly are ToneMatch® presets and what are the benefits of using them? ===

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