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Bose CineMate Digital Home Theater Speaker System
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| Price : $469.88Post Date : Dec 21, 2011 14:25:31 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Bose CineMate package includes 2 Compact Articulated Array Speakers, Acoustimass Module, Universal Remote Control, Interface Module, Power Cord (8 Ft.), Stereo Cable (6 Ft.), Speaker Cable (15 Ft.), Setup Disc, AA Batteries, Large Rubber Feet, Small Rubber Feet, 120V Power Cord. You've made the investment in a great TV and other video components, like your DVD player or VCR. Now Bose makes it simple to add the impact of home theater sound using your existing equipment. Because your TV alone no matter how wide, thin or sleek it is cannot provide the thrilling audio performance you crave. Introducing the new Bose CineMate home theater speaker system, an easy and entertaining way to complete the picture. There's no bulky equipment to set up. Just two small speakers and an Acoustimass module work with the video components you already own. The result is thrilling and dramatic sound approaching that of many five-speaker systems. But you're only using three. There's also no complicated wiring or confusing installation. Just a few connections bring your movies and music to life. A universal remote controls your system and most devices attached to your TV. And incredible Bose sound! Bose TruSpace technology delivers wide surround-like sound performance using only 2 satellite speakers and one bass module. You don't really need 5 or 6 speakers! Enjoy home-theater without hassle. It's pure pleasure with Bose CineMate. Videostage 5 Decoding for DVDs, VHS Tapes, and Stereo/Mono Sources from optional external components TrueSpace Processing Circuitry - spacious soundstage and strong center from just 2 speakers Active Electronic Equalization Universal IR Remote Control All Required Speaker Cable Included - There are only four simple connections to make. And with no rear speakers, there's no messy wiring required to the back of your room. Intuitive one-way connectors eliminate the guesswork often associ
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Friday, November 25, 2011
The Bose L1 System is Different From Conventional PS Systems
For a successful stage performance a good audience turnout is pretty essential, as well as one that is well disposed and friendly towards the entertainer. With that in place the next thing needed is a good sound system such as the Bose L1 system to project the performance out to the audience in a way that lets everyone hear it at its best.
The Bose L1 system is different from conventional systems. It can deliver sound to an audience in a way that minimises reverb and maximises consistency right across the auditorium. Even the people sitting on the extreme edges of room can hear performances with similar clarity to those sitting right in front of the Bose L1 system. The delivery is that good.
The secret of the Bose L1 system lies in a clever design that sends sound out on a wide horizontal sweep, but minimises its vertical range. This means that there is no reverberation caused by sound bouncing off the ceiling, as in most conventional systems. It also means that, because the Bose L1 system can deliver sound at close to a 180 degrees sweep, everyone will hear it, even those at the sides of the theatre.
Consistency is one of the secrets of the Bose L1 system. Conventional systems are unable to prevent sound energy being directed upwards. This results in unwanted reverb. There is also the need for monitor speakers, pointing towards the back wall to allow performers to hear themselves. This simply confounds the reverb problem.
Additionally, conventional sound systems experience a fairly rapid drop off of sound, which means that the people at the back of a room hear the sound much lower than those at the front, who are near deafened in order to allow some sound to reach the back.
The Bose L1 system has a much greater consistency of sound output. There is sound drop off, but it is much less rapid. This means that those at the front need not be so deafened, while those at the back can hear it at almost the same level. Because of the design, it also means that everyone, wherever placed in the room, will hear a similar level of tonally balanced sound volume.
The Bose L1 system looks a bit like a tall thin column. The speakers are arranged inside a vertical array with each speaker alternately angled slightly to the side. This allows the sound waves to emanate outwards in a much more evenly consistent manner, even for those behind the speaker array.
The L1 portable line array system started with the Bose L1 Model I. It progressed to the Bose L1 Model II, and then the Bose L1 MII Tonematch. The equipment not only scores highly against conventional speaker equipment in terms of quality, but also in terms of portability. It is light and easy to carry.
Anyone who has ever lugged guitar amplifiers around, coupled with huge speakers that seem to weigh a ton, will appreciate the Bose L1 system. There's much less equipment to carry around, and because it is so light, it means it takes so much less time to set up too. That, coupled with the sound control that performers have, makes the Bose L1 system an obvious choice for anyone who steps up on to a stage.
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