Different Models

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Most of the articles in Bose® L1® Wiki are applicable for the entire L1® family of products.

When information is applicable to specific products in the family, there will be marker like the ones shown to the right.

This information is applicable to the L1® Classic
This information is applicable to the L1® Model I
This information is applicable to the L1®  Model II
This information is applicable to the T1 ToneMatch® audio engine

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How to Tell the Difference Between L1 Models

This is how to tell which L1 unit you have.

 
This information is applicable to the L1® Classic
2003 - 2007 Image:Classic30.pngRounded front. The Output Panel has Amp1 Out, Amp2 Out, Amp3 Out
This information is applicable to the L1® Model I
2007 - Present Image:ModelI30.pngRounded front. The Output Panel has no outputs for Amp1, Amp2, Amp3.
The Output Panel and L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker sections have orange L1® markers.
This information is applicable to the L1®  Model II
2007 - Present Image:MII32.pngExtending legs
This information pertains to the L1® Compact
2009 - Present Integrated Power Stand and Bass Unit



Warranty Information

Another significant distinction is the warranties on the electronic components. See: Warranty Information

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Common Terms

L1®

L1® is often used to refer to one system including the L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker, Power Stand, and one or more B1 Bass Modules. "PAS" has never been used by Bose out of respect for another company's trademark.


Classic (L1® Classic)

Image:Classic30.png 2003-2007: This was the original L1® and this has now been replaced by the L1® Model I. See L1® Classic


L1® Model I (L1® Model I)

Image:ModelI30.png 2007 -     : The L1® Model I is the new version of the L1® Classic. It is RoHS compliant for release in Europe but functionally basically the same.

Distinguishing features include orange labels on the back of the power stand and on the line arrays. Also many of the accessory connectors have been removed on the back panel. See L1® Model I


L1® Model II (L1® Model II)

Image:MII32.png 2007 -     : Lighter, smaller Power Stand with folding legs, uses an articulated array in the Cylindrical Radiator. This uses the T1 as its recommended user interface and connection point for all inputs. At least one B1 Bass Module is required for proper operation. See L1® Model II


T1® (T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine)

Image:T130.png 2007 -     : This is a the user interface and input panel for the L1® Model II with inputs for microphones (up to three) and line level inputs (up to two more). It is compatible with the L1® Classic and L1® Model I as well. See T1 ToneMatch™ Audio Engine.


A1 (PackLite® power amplifier Model A1)

Image:A144x25.gif 2006 -     :Power Amplifier used to support one or two B1 Bass Modules. All the L1® Power Stands (L1® Classic, L1® Model I, L1® Model II) can support up to two B1 Bass Modules. With PackLite® you can add more. See: PackLite® power amplifier Model A1


B1 (B1 Bass Module)

Image:B1Bass25x25.gif 2003 -     : These supply the bass frequencies for the L1® . Up to two of these may be attached to the Power Stands of any model. These are often referred to as "subs".

For the L1® Classic and L1® Model I the B1 Bass Module is optional. With the L1® Model II at least one B1 Bass Module is required for the proper operation of the System. See: B1 Bass Module

L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker

This refers to the actual loudspeaker that plugs into the L1® Power Stand. This breaks down into two pieces for transport, but when assembled, functions as a single unit. See: L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker





Orange L1 Markers

This information is applicable to the L1® Model I
The L1® Model I has orange L1® Markings on the Power Stand and the L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker sections. The other Models do not have these.

Image:OrangeL1Label.png

Power Stand

Image:ModelI-whole-I-O-panel.png


L1 Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeaker sections

Image:ModelI-top-and-bottom.png


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