I just got a pair of L1M1's with 2 B1's for each side. I have to admit, not terribly impressed yet. I like the size and weight of the system, but so far I don't think it sounds any better than my old system (JBL speakers and QSC amps). It doesn't sound any worse either. Don't get me wrong, I'm not even close to giving up on L1M1's. I know I need to experiment more and get some advice from the pros.
First off, I use the L1M1's for DJ applications (weddings and bars). I bought a Denon (DN-X900) mixer for my system. I would like to try the T1, but I wanted a rack mount unit. The T1 looks difficult. Is it? I also have concerns that the four B1's will give me enough bass for the hip hop that I play in bars and some private gigs. I'm still trying to figure out if I'm just trying to get used to the "different sound of Bose" that everyone talks about. The bass sounds good, but it just doesn't have that sound that an 18" woofer has. Although, the more I listen to B1's, I think that may be a good thing. It seems like it is a cleaner sound, if that makes sense.
I'm not sure why I'm even writing this post. Maybe I just need some reassurance that I made the right choice and I just need to take time to learn my new system. I have to be honest, I haven't even had these speakers outside of my garage yet. Obviously, my garage isn't the best acoustical environment.
A couple questions. Should I take advantage of the trial period for the T1? What wireless mics do you all recommend? I haven't bought any yet. Has anyone ever had a problem with a beverage being spilled onto the base of the L1M1?
Sorry for rambling. Any insight or comments will be appreciated. Thank you.

- JAKAMA, October 5, 2009 -

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Originally posted by JAKAMA:
I was just looking through some old threads. I need to clarify to Bose that I was never unhappy with my products. Under user reviews, it says "Unhappy". This is not the case. I had some questions and reservations in the beginning, but I am confident that I made the right choice. I appreciate that Bose is willing to make a post that speaks negatively about their products, but I didn't mean to speak negatively. I was just learning how to use their speakers. By the way, I'm still learning. Everything sounds great, but from what I read on this sight, I think I can get more from this system. Bose, change my post from "Not Happy" to Happy.

Thanks,
Justin