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Sound SystemsSound systems have developed over the years with much money spent on research.
In the past, large speakers were mounted high above the heads of the audience. Now, with modern sound systems, the speaker units can be positioned lower and get the same, if not better, results. Bose have developed a sound system the not only sounds better - it looks better - see picture on left. Ian Griffin, Britain's award winning keyboard player has recently acquired one of these systems with the help of a sponsor - one of several players to change to this sound system. For those interested, here are details of the Bose System highlighted above. • The Bose® Spatial Dispersion™ loudspeaker technology delivers sound evenly across the stage and throughout the audience—even to the extreme sides.
• Two ToneMatch® channels with fixed presets for a handheld microphone and acoustic instruments,
• Integrated bass speaker in power stand
• Two setup positions: collapsed for smaller spaces or extended for larger ones.
Ideal for musical performances, mobile musician’s, classrooms, business presentations and other events.
The L1 Compact portable line array system (shown right) can be easily handled and set it up in one minute. It will Fill the room with Bose Big sound. Small package. The Bose quality sound is suitable for almost any gig, event or occasion. The L1 Compact system is small enough to fit in your car boot or back seat, and its innovative modular design makes setup easy and fast. You can arrange it in either a collapsed configuration for smaller spaces or a taller, extended configuration for larger ones. No extra gear to haul. No heavy speakers to hoist onto stands. No speaker cables. A different loudspeaker The L1 Compact system's slim loudspeaker distributes sound clearly and evenly throughout the room, thanks to Bose Spatial Dispersion technology. The speaker's unusual vertical shape makes it distinctly different from conventional PA speakers―and has a very positive effect on sound coverage. Even audience and band members off to the extreme sides hear the same clear, tonally balanced sound as those in front." Read how Ian Griffin compares this sound to something he heard in the past. Click here for details |  |
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Speaker design is now quite different to years ago when they had large cones to deal with bass notes.