How Not To Hear What You've Got: Difference between revisions

Incorporating some of Chirs-at-Bose's May 14, 2008 comments
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== Do ==  
== Do ==  
Think of the Bose System as your entire signal chain, (this is a lot simpler), and then listen. That is:
Think of the Bose System as your entire signal chain and listen, listen, and listen. That is:
* Just take your input (a mic is a good place to start) ,
* Pick a sizable space ''(not your tiny basement practice room)'' and start as simple as possible.
* Choose the appropriate preset on Channel 1  
* Take just one input ''(a mic is a good place to start)''.
* Set the gain (see the manual)  
* Choose the appropriate preset on Channel 1.
* Turn up the volume and listen  
* Set the gain (see the manual).
* Work the tone controls on the Remote to tweak what you hear  
* Turn up the volume 'til it sounds pleasantly loud and listen.
* Work the tone controls on the Remote or the ToneMatch Audio Engine (T1) to tweak what you hear.
* Once you are used to how the L1 is for you as a "stage monitor", get someone else to use the source ''(play, sing, whatever)'' and go out to the "audience area" and walk all around.
* If you want to add effects or processors add them one at a time and listen carefully at each step along the way.
* Accept that you will sound different, but much better.
* Aim for "it sounds like me, only louder."


If you want to add effects or processors add them one at a time and listen carefully at each step along the way.
If things go poorly and you can't solve it, go straight to the forum for help.


== Mistakes/Corrections I made along the way ==
== Mistakes/Corrections I made along the way ==