Bose PS1 Owner's Manual - Page 10

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Product assembly

1. Place the PS1 power stand on the floor. Place it on

a flat, dry, stable surface at the rearmost part of the stage,

handle facing forward, behind the performer.

WARNING: The completed unit

weighs about 60 lb.

Moving the completely

assembled unit is not

recommended.

For placement guidelines, see

"Placing the product in the

right location for your perfor-

mance" on page 9.

2. Insert the bottom section of the

L1 Cylindrical Radiator™

loudspeaker into the PS1 power

stand. You should hear a soft click

when it is properly seated and locked

in place.

Note: Electrical connections

between the PS1 power stand

and L1 Cylindrical Radiator™

loudspeaker are made

automatically as you

assemble the product.

3. Mount the top section of the L1 Cylindrical

Radiator™ loudspeaker. Place one foot on the PS1

power stand to support your back. Insert the bayonet on

the top section into the channel that

runs along the back of the bottom

section. Lower the top section until it

is flush with the top of the bottom

section. You should hear a soft click

as the top section locks in place.

4. Connect the R1 remote control to the PS1

power stand. Plug the R1 remote control cable into

either end of the remote. Plug the other end into the

Remote jack on the PS1 power stand.

5. Place the R1 remote control within reach of

your performance position. This will allow you to

both hear your performance and to control it directly.

Note: If you power up the system without the R1 remote

control, it will function as if all the knobs on the R1 remote

control are at center position (12 o'clock).

6. Plug in the PS1 power stand and turn it on. Plug

the female end of the power cord into the AC Mains

jack on the PS1 power stand. Plug the other end into an

AC (mains) receptacle.

CAUTION: Bose recommends using a quality surge

suppressor on all electronic equipment. Voltage

variations and spikes can damage electronic

components in any system. A quality suppressor,

which can eliminate the vast majority of failures

attributed to surges, may be purchased at

electronics stores.

Your Personalized Amplification System™

product is now set up and ready for the

addition of other equipment.

• See "Connecting a B1 bass module to the PS1

power stand (optional)" on page 12.

• See "Using an effects processor" on page 19.

Setup