This invention changed my life and continues to have relevance and meaning every time I sing or play a note.
Here’s a note from Steve-at-Bose on the first anniversary of the announcement of what we now know as the Bose L1®.
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Originally posted by Steve-at-Bose: October 15, 2004 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!!
Yes, today (3:17PM to be exact) marks the first, that’s right just the first, anniversary of our announcement of the Personalized Amplification System™ family of products. So from me to you, happy anniversary to all of us in the family of owners. We’ve cast aside the artistically corrupt notion that musicians should not hear the same mix as their audience. We’ve taken chances, we’ve learned new things and we’ve begun a great new journey that for most is less than 12 months old. Remarkable to me.
Happy Anniversary Cliff, Ken, Chris, et al. Even before reading this post, I was thinking about the weekend, playing and singing in front of my L1…like I do every morning. My life was/is changed.
To me, what I think about more than anything on occasions like these is the idea of more and better live music pure and simple. That’s just an incredible thing for us. Players and audiences connecting more.
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your unbelievable support here. You really make a difference in so many other musicians’ lives. We simply would not have been able to get this far without you. And I don’t want to make that sound like we have some million-musician goal we’re after (although we’re pretty far along if we did) because it’s not about that. It’s about the process of helping players, and the path we find ourselves on in doing so.
