Audiopile.net is a familiar name in the L1® Community and you've probably seen links to them all over the forum when people ask about longer cables for the B1s.

They recently added a web page to their site with products that would be of particular interest to Bose L1® owners with descriptions of exactly how we would could use them with the T1®, Compact, PackLite, and B1. It's nice to have it all on one place.

I ordered just about everything there (Audiopile.net Bose Complementary Products page) because I needed most of it, and just wanted to try the rest.

They have some really nice silent connect/disconnect cables that are particularly suitable if you are performing with a Compact without a T1®.

Everything arrived a few days ago and I'm really pleased. You can read a more detailed article about the cables I got and how I'm using them here: Audiopile Cables for the L1® Family of Products Review

And here is a link to the Audiopile.net Bose Complementary Products page.

What do you think?

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Glad then did this.
Liz and Mark are wonderful people to deal with!
Rain

I got my extra cable from them when got my second B1. I was happy.

Hey ST, thanks for the link and the review. Cool site and the prices look quite reasonable. In regards to the RJ45 products, I'm coming to the conclusion that the only reason using a standard RJ45 connector with the T1 is not recommended is because of the lack of the housing around the connectors. I have never priced out a regular RJ45 connector, never looked into the price of an extra connector from Bose and the prices for the NE8MC and NE8FF are not yet available on the audiophile site but I could see myself wanting the option of a longer run from my T1 to the L1. So I'll be interested to look into those pricing options when available. Also it would be cool if they added the L connector cables for the B1 as a standard option. On your wiki page the photos show a minimal advantage but that's if you don't mind really bending the cable at the connector. You have that cable almost at 90 degrees, I wouldn't want to be doing that too often if at all so to me the real life advantage of the L connector is significantly more than what your picture shows.

I'll definitely be ordering some stuff from them. I tend to baby my cables and insist on wrapping and setting them up myself and would prefer lighter more flexible as well.

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I bought a few of audiopile's Right-angle cables and love them, very well made.