Bose L1 Model II with B2 Bass

Revolutionary Concept with Tradition

Bose was founded in 1965 in Massachusetts, USA and have used multiple small, broadband speakers in combination with active frequency correctors, instead of the conventional 2 or 3 way concepts in their Model 901 speaker series since the early 70s. Together the in-house developed, high-performance drivers have a significantly larger membrane surface areas, with less moving mass and larger capacity, than any other speaker configuration. This makes an extremely impulsive playback with an enormous bass foundation and exceptional spatial width possible. The modern personal PA systems offered by Bose today, retains this fundamental concept of adopting many smaller units in combination with active equalization. The Bose engineers created, with the wirelessly installable elements, their vertical line array in spatial dispersion orientations, the first individual PA system of its kind, which thanks to their flexibility, easy handling and compact dimensions are leaders in this market segment.

Great sound for a great performance

The L1 Model II Line Array System is compact and high performing at a low weight and effortlessly entertains 500 audience members. The wireless plug system ensures that all of the components are assembled in no time. When setup next to or behind the performers, the system combines the roles of PA and monitor systems in one sleek column system. The design of which and specially angled speakers ensure for consistent sound emission on stage and in the practice room. The sleek speaker column stands securely on a stabile base with retractable feet and achieves a height of 200cm. This ensures that both the performers on stage as well as the audience are bathed in sound, all the way to the last row. The included, separate bass module B2 delivers an especially powerful push in the low-end. Weighing in at only ca. 47kg in total with all components, the L1 Model II Line Array is a compact and high-performance system that is easy to and quick to setup. It delivers optimum sound with uniform distribution and ample low-end pressure, even for large events.

The Speaker-Array

The Spatial Dispersion Speaker technology consists of 24 small drivers, distributed over two columns, which are precisely orientated in compact housings into an “articulated array”. This achieves a horizontal sound dispersion of nearly 180°, with consistent sound quality. This result is a significantly lower level drop compared to other systems. The reduced upward and downward emission reduces reflections from the floor and ceiling to a minimum, leading to a direct and precise sound experience. The performers on stage hear just as well as the people in the audience.

Deep bass from a small box

The B2 bass module is considerably lighter and smaller than conventional subwoofers with similar outputs. The highly efficient speaker design equipped with two 24.5cm high performance drivers ensures for ample low, powerful bass from a compact housing. Three level settings ensure for the perfect adaption of the sound to the environment. Incase you need more low-end power, it is possible to use a PackLite amplifier Modell A1, one or two additional B1 Modules, or a B3 module.

Optional - Bose ToneMatch

The optional, digital ToneMatch Audio Engine is connected via the ToneMatch Port on the stand. The Port supplies the device with electricity and transmits the audio signal. The T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine is a digital multi-channel mixer with an FX unit (available separately). With it come 100 proprietary ToneMatch presets for instruments and microphones, Bose zEQ, saveable locations and a row of studio quality effects are available.