Difference between revisions of "L1 Model 1S Compared to L1 Model II Vertical Dispersion"

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This is a rough approximation of the vertical dispersion of the L1® Model 1S compared to the L1® Model II.

If the audience is on the same level as the L1®, both models will do fine.

If the L1® is on an elevated stage, you need to ensure that the listeners' ears are within the vertical dispersion area shown as the blue area.

L1® Model 1S
Note: This is for discussion purposes. The L1® Model 1S has vertical dispersion or 10° (+/- 5°). L1® Model 1S Technical Data Sheet

Note: This is for discussion purposes. The L1® Model 1S has vertical dispersion or 10° (+/- 5°). The L1® Model II vertical dispersion of 0°.

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 L1® Model 1S <br>
-Note: This is for discussion purposes. The L1® Model 1S has vertical dispersion or 10° (+/- 5°). This is not accurately reflected in the picture. [[Media:Tds_l1_model1s.pdf|L1® Model 1S Technical Data Sheet]]
+Note: This is for discussion purposes. The L1® Model 1S has vertical dispersion or 10° (+/- 5°).  [[Media:Tds_l1_model1s.pdf|L1® Model 1S Technical Data Sheet]]
 [[File:L1 Elevation Model 1S Stage.png|link=http://toonz.ca/bose/wiki/images/7/70/Tds_l1_model1s.pdf|800px|L1 Model 1S vertical dispersion +/- 5&deg;]]
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 [[File:L1 Elevation Model II Stage.png|link=http://toonz.ca/bose/wiki/images/7/72/Tds_l1_model2.pdf|800px|L1 Model II vertical dispersion 0&deg;]]
-Note: This is for discussion purposes. The L1® Model 1S has vertical dispersion or 10&deg; (+/- 5&deg;). This is not accurately reflected in the picture above. The L1® Model II vertical dispersion of 0&deg;.
+Note: This is for discussion purposes. The L1® Model 1S has vertical dispersion or 10&deg; (+/- 5&deg;). The L1® Model II vertical dispersion of 0&deg;.