I'm using right angle speakons for the bass connection and that puts the cable pointing towards the ethercon port.
If you could turn the bass out speakon 180 degrees then a right angle speakon would not only come out facing the rear it would protect the power switch.
I'm using right angle speakons for the bass connection and that puts the cable pointing towards the ethercon port.
If you could turn the bass out speakon 180 degrees then a right angle speakon would not only come out facing the rear it would protect the power switch.
I have a photo if anyone needs it.
Just this morning I was looking at your picture in your post above and thought - no matter which way you turn the connector, someone will observe that the right-angle connector blocks access to something.
I like to connect everything before turning on the power and turn off the power before I disconnect things. That would be hard to do that if the speakon jack was turned 180 degrees and the 90 degree connector covered the power switch.
Hi ST, I think you meant you like to turn off the power before you disconnect things.
Thanks for your thorough responses throughout the Bose forums. I've learned a lot about the products and their applications from observing the posts and responses from you and users.
I'm using right angle speakons for the bass connection and that puts the cable pointing towards the ethercon port.
If you could turn the bass out speakon 180 degrees then a right angle speakon would not only come out facing the rear it would protect the power switch.
I have a photo if anyone needs it.
Just this morning I was looking at your picture in your post above and thought - no matter which way you turn the connector, someone will observe that the right-angle connector blocks access to something.
I like to connect everything before turning on the power and turn off the power before I disconnect things. That would be hard to do that if the speakon jack was turned 180 degrees and the 90 degree connector covered the power switch.
Actually, due to the shape of the speakon the switch can still easily be reached for manually turning on and off - even with the speakon turned around there is sufficient space to reach the switch. YES - I too switch off before unplugging anything and switch on only after everything is plugged in.
For those of us who run multiple sets of L1/B2 it would be great to have a second ethercon in the Powerstand to enable chaining of units. This would enable me to run 2 sets left and two sets right of my T4S.
Perhaps you could break this up somewhere in the last few post, (maybe where I came in with quote) and start a thread where we can discuss, localization vs steerable vs mono / stereo.