L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker: Difference between revisions
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If you are on an elevated stage, remember that people above or below the Cylindrical Radiator™ will not be in the coverage area. | If you are on an elevated stage, remember that people above or below the Cylindrical Radiator™ will not be in the coverage area. | ||
== | == Tilting the {{L1}} == | ||
For best results you want to have the audience within the zone of sound parallel to the {{L1 CR}}. That is, you want to position the {{L1}} so the audience is within the seven foot high wall of sound it projects. | |||
Note: Although there are numerous references to tilting the {{L1}} (throughout the {{forum}}) you must exercise great care that you do not increase the risk of having the System tip over and hurt someone (or the System). References to tilting the {{L1}} cannot be deemed to have been endorsed by {{Bose}}. | |||
Tilt the PowerStand by a few degrees from the back or the front by a few degrees. Easy ways to do this: | |||
* Fold a B1 case and tuck it under the front or the back. | |||
* If you have the logo bags with the wheels, then leaving the PowerStand in the case will naturally tip it down (forward). I carry a couple of sheets of bubble pack packing material in the case and fold it to suit. | |||
* Rubber doorstops are lightweight and can provide a sturdy means by which you can alter the angle of the base. | |||
== Assembling the L1™ Cylindrical Radiator == | == Assembling the L1™ Cylindrical Radiator == | ||