Bose L1's 2nd Planet performing "Mrs. G's Jazz" (Live)

[@jo-e-zinfuso5429]

Love

[@camilo8cheryl]

Great sound👍 any issue with mic feedbacks?

[@leewilliams7704]

No notable problems with mic feedback. Feedback is very minimal, being that speaker arrays radiate in 180 degrees or a wider disbursement pattern.

[@fastfeetent]

Watching live at the lounge right now!!!! S/o Suisun lounge with the smooth jazz Sunday’s; love bands is where it’s at!!!! #bayarea

[@pep7890]

You all sound great. Love this. Gonna sub. Are you all still using the Bose L1's? If so, how durable are they?

[@leewilliams7704]

We are still using them and have been for 13 years. The units are extremely durable and road worthy. Neither myself or my bandmates ever had any issues or repairs.

[@pep7890]

Thanks for the reply.

[@chrismoore6917]

@@leewilliams7704 Can you plug your own desk in? Rather than have to use the Tone Match?

[@officialWWM]

What are those other speaker stacks either side of the drum kit?

[@leewilliams7704]

There is a stack of four B1 Bass modules on each side of the drummer. The drummer is playing through four on the left side an the bass player is playing through the stack on the right side.

[@officialWWM]

Lee Williams they must cost a damn fortune :/

[@ProximoK]

I have a question, was that guitar running right through the L1? Or did it have a preamp?

[@leewilliams7704]

The guitar was ran through a Boss GT 5 effects unit and then routed to the Bose. However, the Bose has its own preamp as well, so essentially the guitar was using 2 pre-amps. The Bose L1 Model 1’s did not feature any reverbs, delays, overdrive or modulation, so many guitarist will use stomp boxes or additional pre-amps for personalization of sound and tone.

[@ProximoK]

That's really solid information.