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== Bose White Papers ==

=== L1~~®~~ ===

=== {{L1}} ===

* [[Media:BoseWhitePaper ed2b.pdf|Applying the Benefits of Unamplified Acoustic Music to Performances with Amplification] This is a wonderful document that will be of interest to all musicians, music lovers and anyone interested in the {{L1}}. It speaks to the intent, technology and the application of the {{~~PAS~~}}.

* {{Bose White Paper 1}}

* [http://~~www~~.bose~~.com/pdf/musicians~~/~~Whitepapers~~/Line6-Bose_whitepaper.pdf Amplifying a Wide Range of Acoustic and Electric Guitar Sounds Across the Stage and Throughout the Audience with Little Change in Tone or Level] Marcus Ryle — Co-founder & Vice President of Product Development Line 6 Incorporated, <br />Kenneth Jacob — Chief Engineer & Director Bose Live Music Technology Group

* [http://toonz.ca/bose/images/Line6-Bose_whitepaper.pdf Amplifying a Wide Range of Acoustic and Electric Guitar Sounds Across the Stage and Throughout the Audience with Little Change in Tone or Level] <br>Marcus Ryle — Co-founder & Vice President of Product Development Line 6 Incorporated, <br />Kenneth Jacob — Chief Engineer & Director Bose Live Music Technology Group

Summary: Amplified guitars are the source of some truly remarkable musical instrument

sounds. At the same time, we found they are the source of acoustical problems that

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=== Other ===

Note: The following documents discuss the Bose® Panaray MA12 Modular Array. The information is of interest as it applies to line arrays and is applicable in that context. Please be aware that the {{L1}} is a portable line array. It is twice the height of the MA12 and has different characteristics than a single MA12. See also [[~~L1™~~ and the Panaray® MA12]]

Note: The following documents discuss the Bose® Panaray MA12 Modular Array. The information is of interest as it applies to line arrays and is applicable in that context. Please be aware that the {{L1}} is a portable line array. It is twice the height of the MA12 and has different characteristics than a single MA12. See also [[L1® and the Panaray® MA12]]

* [~~http~~://~~pro~~.bose.com/~~pdf~~/pro/~~app_notes~~/~~panaray_ma12~~/~~an_panaray_ma12~~.pdf Bose® Panaray® MA12 Modular Line Array: Technical Information and Polar Data]

* [https://assets.bose.com/content/dam/Bose_DAM/Web/pro/global/products/loudspeakers/Panaray_MA12/Downloads/Technical_data_sheet/tds_panaray_ma12_modular_line_array_loudspeaker.pdf Bose® Panaray® MA12 Modular Line Array: Technical Information and Polar Data]

One uses polar plots to describe the behavior of conventional speakers such as

constant directivity horns or small arrays built up using smaller transducers. Line

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 == Bose White Papers ==
-=== L1&reg; ===
+=== {{L1}} ===
-* [[Media:BoseWhitePaper ed2b.pdf|Applying the Benefits of Unamplified Acoustic Music to Performances with Amplification] This is a wonderful document that will be of interest to all musicians, music lovers and anyone interested in the {{L1}}. It speaks to the intent, technology and the application of the {{PAS}}.
+* {{Bose White Paper 1}}
-* [http://www.bose.com/pdf/musicians/Whitepapers/Line6-Bose_whitepaper.pdf Amplifying a Wide Range of Acoustic and Electric Guitar Sounds Across the Stage and Throughout the Audience with Little Change in Tone or Level] Marcus Ryle &mdash; Co-founder & Vice President of Product Development Line 6 Incorporated, <br />Kenneth Jacob &mdash; Chief Engineer & Director Bose Live Music Technology Group
+* [http://toonz.ca/bose/images/Line6-Bose_whitepaper.pdf Amplifying a Wide Range of Acoustic and Electric Guitar Sounds Across the Stage and Throughout the Audience with Little Change in Tone or Level] <br>Marcus Ryle &mdash; Co-founder & Vice President of Product Development Line 6 Incorporated, <br />Kenneth Jacob &mdash; Chief Engineer & Director Bose Live Music Technology Group
 Summary: Amplified guitars are the source of some truly remarkable musical instrument
 sounds. At the same time, we found they are the source of acoustical problems that
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 === Other ===
-Note: The following documents discuss the Bose® Panaray MA12 Modular Array. The information is of interest as it applies to line arrays and is applicable in that context. Please be aware that the {{L1}} is a portable line array. It is twice the height of the MA12 and has different characteristics than a single MA12. See also [[L1™ and the Panaray® MA12]]
+Note: The following documents discuss the Bose® Panaray MA12 Modular Array. The information is of interest as it applies to line arrays and is applicable in that context. Please be aware that the {{L1}} is a portable line array. It is twice the height of the MA12 and has different characteristics than a single MA12. See also [[L1® and the Panaray® MA12]]
-* [http://pro.bose.com/pdf/pro/app_notes/panaray_ma12/an_panaray_ma12.pdf Bose® Panaray® MA12 Modular Line Array: Technical Information and Polar Data]
+* [https://assets.bose.com/content/dam/Bose_DAM/Web/pro/global/products/loudspeakers/Panaray_MA12/Downloads/Technical_data_sheet/tds_panaray_ma12_modular_line_array_loudspeaker.pdf Bose® Panaray® MA12 Modular Line Array: Technical Information and Polar Data]
 One uses polar plots to describe the behavior of conventional speakers such as
 constant directivity horns or small arrays built up using smaller transducers. Line