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First time I've tried the Bose L1M2 (with Tonematch mixer) I was shocked. Singing into this was unreal, I could hear my voice as if it was in my head because of the "non localization" 180° thing. So I had to own this thing
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Yup!
Nope. Wife would kill me, or I'd have to kill myself, if I spent $3,200 on a speaker. Even if I saw Angels when I sang through it. I went with the Fishman SA220, instead. She only groused.
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Later I realized it was a total overkill for my need and I did eventually find it to sound "digital" and cold.
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Sounds familiar! Bye bye Fishman SA220.
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The Bose L1mII is still the very best thing for the application it is meant for.
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Agreed!
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I am suprised the engineer in you did not push you to build your own by yourself.
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Slow down Cow Poke, I'm not
that kind of engineer. I considered it when I was younger and built lots of computers, servers, and bread board electronics stuff. I even worked as an IT guy to help pay for college. But, now I only dabble in computers and electronics. I build
BIG stuff for a living. Real
BIG stuff. :-)
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Now my dream would be to have the time to:
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...practice my music. And, not spend 70 hours a week commuting, in front of a computer, in meetings, or on job sites. Not to mention family activities and domestic duties.
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PS: One thing I am sure is that in my amplification dream. Vocals and guitar are not amplified by the same amp.
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Cuki, you're the only one who understand me. [weeping tears of joy...]