I wana know what you propousen for one man band,i wil conect with the mixsing consule,why i need for my playing 4 stereo and6 mono chanal.I wana know what will be optimal configuration for my aplication.And that when i go on the Gig only with guitar or pianino where i sing together with my inastruments to be enough for playing.
Question no.2 bose side is it enough two puces like this?
and why need this stand down ? need it this cofiguration? with stand but i do not like this stand i wana purchase bose equipment and need the advice .
Thanck for answare help for all.

Hi bortchy,

If you want to connect ten sources (four stereo and 6 mono), we suggest using a mixer of your choice with the L1. As long as the mixer you choose has enough inputs, connect all your sources to the mixer and then connect the output of the mixer to the L1.

The L1 system that would work best for you depends on the audience size to which you would be performing. A single L1 Compact is recommended for crowds of about 100. A single L1 Model I or L1 Model II is recommended for crowds of about 500.

I hope that info helps!

yes i wana used another mixre now i usebehringer UB1832fx but budget for l1 is for basic system.What is bether on model II is more power or what?
if i used L1 sound engine and conect stereo L&R chanal and i used it as the master procesor it can be good or?

Is basic model not enough for playing in stage as one man band and something duo with two ,left and right complet speaker configuration?

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Originally posted by BobD-at-Bose:
Hi bortchy,

If you want to connect ten sources (four stereo and 6 mono), we suggest using a mixer of your choice with the L1. As long as the mixer you choose has enough inputs, connect all your sources to the mixer and then connect the output of the mixer to the L1.

The L1 system that would work best for you depends on the audience size to which you would be performing. A single L1 Compact is recommended for crowds of about 100. A single L1 Model I or L1 Model II is recommended for crowds of about 500.

I hope that info helps!

Hi bortchy,

For setup with your mixer, here are the main differences between the Model I and the Model II:

1. The Model II’s drivers are angled in an alternating fashion allowing the system to reach a wider listening area with greater consistency and clarity.

2. The Model II also uses a smaller, more compact, and lighter-weight power stand design with convenient folding legs for easier setup and transportation.

The L1 Compact is a smaller system. It has one bass speaker built into the powerstand and six smaller speakers versus the Model I and Model II, which have 24 smaller speakers and a separate bass module that houses two speakers.


If I understand correctly, you are also wondering about connecting the output of your mixer to the T1 ToneMatch’s stereo input. If you do this, adjustments made at the T1 will affect everything connected to your mixer. This isn’t necessary, however, because the UB1832fx already allows for gain, EQ, and effect adjustment for its individual channels.

Whether or not a single L1 can provide enough coverage for a performance depends on the size of the audience. A single Compact is recommended crowds of about 100 and a single Model I or Model II is recommended for crowds of about 500.

Thank you!

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Thanck for the answare and another questions Is enough only single pillar L1 model II and configuration and i do not need two pillar ?
- than can i conect on the this system stereo chanal ?
- If i used only one pillar i lost stereo sound image ?

As long as the audience size you are playing for is within the recommended range (see responses above), it is certainly fine to perform using only a single L1.

The L1 systems have a very wide dispersion but the output is mono. So, with a single L1 system there is no stereo image. To achieve stereo sound you would need two L1 systems. You would then connect the mixer’s left output to one L1 and the mixer’s right output to the other L1.

Thanks again!

than if i understand i need two L1 and it is than ok.I have for now behringer B300 but i not satisfied with it.
i hope it will be enough for my live playing .
Zhanck you for ansare

MY FRIEND OWNER OF l1 SAY THAT IS NOT good sound with two tower .And is not good for that i m now confused.Can you tel something about it,i styl newer try L1 and no experience for that i need a help dear friends with issue

Hi bortchy,

For proper sound, we always suggest using the L1 systems with both sections of the cylindical speaker tower connected. If you are experiencing poor sound from the speakers, try another source and different connecting cables to see if either might be causing the poor sound.

If there seems to be an issue with the L1 system, please contact our L1 support team at (800) 335-2673. If you are outside of the US, please visit http://global.bose.com/ for contact information in your area.

Thank you,

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MABY I SET WRONG QUESTIONS ,BUT MY FRIEND SAID THAT IS BETHER SINGLE TOWER L1 but im not shure only onetower is for me not enough is more wide sound with pair of configuration.I cant trying it why is my friend wery far from me,for that i ask for people with experiance

another questions this model cofiguration L1® Compact Portable Line Array System this model i like why is all in one no need setialy stand for radiator but is it enouhh pover for playing foe more people simply,is enough pover?
than is model L1® Model I - Single Bass Package this stand with amplification i thinck what is diferenc or what is bether from this model L1® Model II - Single Bass Package i do not understand what is the point ismore pover or what and what you propousen for me as one man band or something duo ?

Hello bortchy,

I can help you with your questions.

It is perfectly fine to run a set up where you would have two L1 systems working together. The only possible issue that could arise is if you are running a dual-mono set up--where both systems are running the exact same signal. In that case, you may run in to phase cancellation. To avoid this, we would recommend placing the speaker towers at least 20 feet apart. If you set them up with that spacing, you should not run into this issue.

Regarding the difference between our systems: The L1 compact is recommended for audience sizes up to 100 people, while the L1 model I and model II are recommended for up to 500 people (with a single system). The differences between the L1 model I and L1 model II were explained by my colleague Bob in an earlier post, but there is no difference between those two systems in terms of power or sound level output.

Let us know if you have any other questions, and thanks for your posts.

Adam and Bob is wery wery helpfull answare and issue thanck you both im wery wery thankful for the effort thanck you wery much