Bose L1 Pro8 Portable PA System with Compact 8 x 2 inch Loudspeaker Line Array and Bluetooth Capability

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Bose L1 Pro8 Portable PA System with Compact 8 x 2 inch Loudspeaker Line Array and Bluetooth Capability

Bose’s Most Portable L1 System Yet!

Ideal for singer/songwriters, the Bose L1 Pro8 portable line array system is lightweight, easy to transport, and delivers top-notch Bose audio quality across the stage and throughout the audience. There's enough power here for a small gig at a café, a record store, or even a backyard party. Even better, the Bose L1 Pro8 sets up in minutes, and you don’t have to be an audio professional to get superlative sound from its onboard 3-channel mixer. Solo artists must be enjoy the convenience of the L1 Pro8’s all-in-one design and agree that useful features, including wireless control via Bose’s free L1 Pro Mix App, make it a perfect choice for traveling musicians!

Delivers sound to the audience and sound to the stage
With one trip from the car to the stage, you'll have your full PA system and monitoring system in one hand — all thanks to Bose's line array technology. The Bose L1 Pro8 system has eight 2-inch neodymium drivers inside a vertical enclosure — all positioned at precise angles. The result is nearly 180° of even horizontal sound coverage, so the sound remains the same, even at the extreme sides of the audience or the stage. Instead of dialing in a stage monitor while wondering what the mix sounds like from the crowd, you'll always hear exactly what the audience hears with the Bose L1 Pro8.

Small, lightweight, and easy to set up
Apart from its excellent sound, arguably the best part about the Bose L1 Pro8 system is that it's easy to carry and set up. You won't need to call in help just to get the system into the gig, and you won't have to labor through tons of cable connections and audio-testing steps. Weighing under 40 lbs., the Bose L1 Pro8 is light enough for one musician to carry, and it sets up in minutes flat. You can also choose between two setup positions, depending on the space you're performing in: a collapsed position for smaller spaces and an extended position to fill larger rooms.

Built-in 3-channel mixer with illuminated controls
On the back of the Bose L1 Pro8’s subwoofer, you'll find a convenient 3-channel mixer with two 1/4-inch and XLR combo inputs, each with 48V phantom power for use with condenser mics, active ribbon mics, and mic boosters. For connecting laptops and other audio devices, the L1 Pro8 contains 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch auxiliary inputs, or you can pair any Bluetooth-enabled device for wireless streaming. Illuminated digital rotary encoders for the volume, bass, and treble controls are easy to see in dark venues. Need more inputs? No problem! Simply connect a Bose T4S or T8S Tone Match mixer via ToneMatch cable to the L1 Pro8’s ToneMatch port.

Two ToneMatch channels with perfect presets for singer/songwriters
If you sing and play guitar, the Bose L1 Pro8 PA system is perfect for you — although its applications extend far beyond just that. What makes the L1 Pro8 so convenient is that it has two of Bose's elite ToneMatch channels. Bose has preconfigured presets for a vocal microphone and an acoustic guitar, so it'll sound great with no tweaking necessary.

Features:

1. All-in-one mixer, PA system, and stage monitoring system
2. Bose line array technology delivers sound evenly across the stage and throughout the audience
3. 8 2-inch neodymium drivers and integrated subwoofer with high-excursion Racetrack driver
4. 2 ToneMatch channels with fixed presets for a vocal microphone and an acoustic guitar
5. Integrated subwoofer with high-excursion Racetrack driver
6. 2 setup positions: collapsed for smaller spaces or extended for larger ones
7. Ideal for musical performances, mobile DJs, classrooms, business presentations, and other events
8. Use with the free Bose L1 Pro Mix App for wireless control from iOS or Android devices
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