The Marksmen is a 3 piece band.
Playing A mix of traditional Irish, rock, and folk music.

Performing in Local Irish Clubs, pubs, outdoor parties and fairs. for audiences of 30 - 300
Show type: Mostly smaller venues such as Irish Clubs and pubs, with occasional dinners, fairs, and wedding receptions.

Using the L1® System since July 2010

Geographic location: East Coast - CT

Notes about The Marksmen
We are an "acoustic" trio with guitar, cello, and percussion/vocals. We specialize in traditional Irish pub songs, but also play a variety of rock and folk music ranging from The Beatles and Bob Dylan to The Who and Warren Zevon.

Bose L1® equipment
We are currently using 3 L1 Model1 systems with B1 Bass Modules.

Comments about the L1® System
We received out L1 systems on a Wednesday and used them at an outdoor gig on Friday. They performed as advertised. We were set up and ready to roll with VERY minimal adjustment. The sound was crystal clear with absolutely no feedback, and we needed no monitors. We were very impressed with our first experience with the L1 systems.

Web Site: Band Website

The Players
Mark: Acoustic/Electronic Percussion and vocals.
Steve: Acoustic Guitars and vocals.
Jim: Acoustic/Electric Cello, Harmonica & Bass and vocals.

Hi Marksmen3,

Thanks for using The Sketcher! Here is your Sketch.



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Legend:
L1® Model I/Classic
Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems.
Blue ringed numbers are Channel connections to/from the Classic and Model I Systems.

Quoting Marksmen3 from The Sketcher

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This is our typical setup. In most of the places we play, space is limited. The L1 systems are generally placed 3 to 5 feet behind us when possible. They do work just fine when placed closer together, however, in our limited experience with them so far.

Hello Marksmen!

Thanks for posting the info on your band.

And welcome to this community.

Sounds like things are going well with your new L1 systems. Keep us up to date with any developments, okay?

Ken

Well, we have been usign the systems for the better part of a year now, and we really love it. Just scratching the surface, really. We play mostly small clubs, and have crammed into some tight spaces using all 3 systems. We do find that having them close together (sometimes right next to each other, touching) is not a detriment to the sound. In fact, it seems to work well for us that way, oddly enough. We also find that we do not need to add digital effects of any kind, as the natural sound of the unit is so nice. We are still experimenting, so we will keep you posted.