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This ~~information was~~ originally ~~prepared by {{Bose}} and may later be~~ published on ~~their~~

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]. It appears here with permission from {{Bose}}. As a reprint of a {{Bose}} document, it is not open for edits, but please use the discussion page to make note of any issues or discrepancies.

~~website:~~ http://www.bose.com/musicians/. It appears here with permission from {{Bose}}. As a reprint of a {{Bose}} document, it is not open for edits, but please use the discussion page to make note of any issues or discrepancies.

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=== Can I use the system outside? ===

Yes. You may use your system for outdoor gigs, provided that it is protected from extreme elements. 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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Yes. You may use your system for outdoor gigs, provided that it is protected from extreme elements. 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.

=== Why doesn<nowiki>’</nowiki>t Bose Corporation publish full system specifications? ===

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+Yes.  You may use your system for outdoor gigs, provided that it is protected from extreme elements. 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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-Yes.  You may use your system for outdoor gigs, provided that it is protected from extreme elements. 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.
 === Why doesn<nowiki>’</nowiki>t Bose Corporation publish full system specifications? ===