Why is there no sound from my Bose Speakers even though the power LED is on?
If your Bose Speakers' power LED is on, but there's no sound, ensure the Volume control is turned up on the Power Stand and on your instrument. Verify that your instrument or audio source is plugged into the correct input jack. You might also try connecting your instrument or audio source to the Power Stand using a different cable.
How to stop microphone feedback on Bose Speakers?
If your Bose Speakers' microphone is producing feedback, try repositioning the microphone so that it doesn't point directly at the L1® Compact Loudspeaker array. Also, consider positioning the microphone close to your lips or testing a different microphone. Adjusting the position of the L1® Compact Portable Line Array System, the vocalist on stage, or increasing the distance between the loudspeaker and microphone may also help. If you're using a vocal effects processor, ensure it isn't contributing to the feedback.
What to do if instrument sounds distorted on Bose Speakers?
If your instrument or audio source sounds distorted through your Bose Speakers, try lowering the volume of the connected audio source. If you're using an external mixer, ensure that the equalization controls for low, mid, and high are set to the mid position and reduce the output of the mixer.
How to troubleshoot power LED off on Bose Speakers?
If your Bose Speakers' system is plugged in and the power switch is on, but the power LED is off, ensure you're using the included L1® Compact Power Stand power cable and that it's fully engaged into both the Power Stand and the AC outlet. Make sure the AC outlet has power by testing it with a lamp or other equipment. You can also try a different power cable or, if available, a different Power Stand.
Why are middle and high frequencies absent from my Bose Speakers?
If middle to high frequencies are absent from the L1® Compact Loudspeaker Array of your Bose Speakers, when in the collapsed position, always place the system on a tabletop so it is level with the listeners’ ears. Also, verify that the L1® Compact Extensions and L1® Compact Loudspeaker Array are firmly seated in their connectors and that the connections are not bent or broken. Cleaning the contacts on the loudspeaker top and bottom with electronic contact spray cleaner can also help.
General| Product color | Black |
|---|---|
| Recommended usage | Universal |
| Multi-Room Streaming (MRS) support | - |
| Number of drivers | 6 |
| Speaker placement | Stand-mountable |
| Audio output channels | - channels |
| RMS rated power | - W |
| AirPlay | No |
| Microphone in | Yes |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
| Power source type | AC |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 425.45 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 336.55 mm |
| Height | 1993.9 mm |
| Weight | 13240 g |
Introduction to the Bose L1 Compact Portable Line Array System and its intended use.
Key advantages and capabilities of the L1 Compact system, such as portability and sound coverage.
Details on the components included in the L1 Compact system packaging and what to check.
Explains the two main setup positions (collapsed and extended) for different audience sizes.
Instructions for setting up the system in collapsed or extended positions for optimal sound.
Step-by-step guide to connecting array extensions for taller setups to achieve greater sound projection.
How to safely connect the system to an electrical power source before operation.
Overview of the power stand's connectors, controls, and indicators for system operation.
Details on using the microphone input, including ToneMatch processing and controls.
Explains the multiple input options for Channel 2, including 1/8-inch, RCA, and 1/4-inch.
Description of the 1/4-inch and RCA outputs for linking systems or connecting to other devices.
Instructions on connecting audio sources to the system before powering on.
Guide to adjusting volume, treble, and bass for microphone input on Channel 1.
Steps to adjust volume for sources connected to Channel 2.
How to use the ToneMatch preset for acoustic guitars on Channel 2's 1/4-inch input.
Introduction to various practical ways the L1 Compact system can be connected and used.
Example setup for using the system in a classroom environment with a DVD player.
How to connect a laptop for presentations and potential auditorium setups with multiple systems.
Connecting a soloist's microphone, instrument, and backing tracks to the system.
Scenario for DJs using mixers to feed stereo sound into two L1 Compact systems.
Using the optional T1 ToneMatch audio engine for more demanding setups and expanded capabilities.
Example setup for a single musician using a microphone and T1 ToneMatch engine.
Setup for a keyboard-guitar duo using a T1 ToneMatch engine and one L1 Compact.
Elaborate setup with two L1 Compact systems and a T1 ToneMatch engine.
Guidelines for cleaning the system enclosures and avoiding damage from chemicals or liquids.
Common problems and their recommended solutions for the L1 Compact system.
Information on how to interact with other users and get tips online for the L1 product.
How to contact Bose for customer service and technical support for the system.
Information on where to find accessory details and contact for purchase.
Details on the transferable limited warranty and product registration process.
Space to record serial numbers for warranty and product registration.
Specifications for the L1 Compact system components.
Specifications for part dimensions and weights of the system components.
Weights of the shipping cartons for the loudspeakers and extensions.
Electrical specifications including AC power rating and peak inrush current.
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