Originally posted by frankieve:
Yes it is true, there is a small area directly in the middle between the left and right speakers that the crowd would actually hear the stereo imaging, you would be better of giving a mono signal so everyone can hear everything all the time in all positions.
the way the L1 does stereo is by placement. the guitar player would be stage left the keyboard player would be stage right, and its by location is where you get the simulated type stereo
When using stereo, you shouldn't pan the instruments in extreme amounts...just a little goes a long way at broadening the sound whilst still keeping it contained.
There is still a perceived depth, and two speakers naturally will have a bigger sound.
As for the second part of your post, to get the effect you describe, each player would need his own L1.
Also, effects, like stereo delays and chorus don't really cut it on the L1...Leslie sims are really bland as well.
But, the Bose does work well for some people....I just wouldn't count myself as one of them.
Ian
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