Bose Unveils New L1 Pro Portable Line Array Family Filling Both Backstage and Sound Reinforcement Duties

Bose Professional introduced the Bose L1 Pro portable line array systems, the next-level advancement of a PA category invented by Bose 17 years ago with the release of the original L1. The fourth refresh in this original Bose concept that inspired countless similar products without never really achieving much success, now introduces three refined Bose Portable PA solutions with many enhancements, including much better vertical speaker arrays, wireless mixer control and a new space-saving modular RaceTrack design.

Using the current pause in the live events and performance markets, Shure just announced an important update to its range of digital wireless solutions, introducing the multi-faceted SLX-D Digital Wireless System. This new range provides end users with greater channel count than the existing analog SLX, adds smart rechargeable options, and simplified ease-of-use. The new system is offered in single and dual channel options.

Renkus-Heinz announced the latest product in its new Iconyx Compact Series: the Iconyx Compact 24/3-RN – a solution bringing the benefits of Renkus-Heinz’ Iconyx directivity controlled family to a smaller footprint array. The ICC 24/3 joins the recently announced ICC 12/3 in the new Iconyx Compact Series, a line that offers beam-steering and additional solutions for integrators seeking flexible and powerful options in “medium-sized” installations.

Designed to set a new benchmark for full-bandwidth, high definition portable audio at a user-friendly price point, Martin Audio has announced BlacklineX Powered, bringing new active options to its BlacklineX family of portable sound reinforcement solutions. The new self-powered portable range from the British brand, was launched in a special event in London, anticipating its presentation at InfoComm 2019.

Meyer Sound’s Director of System Optimization, Bob McCarthy, will be a keynote speaker during the 59th International AES Conference at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, taking place July 15-17, 2015, with an emphasis on Sound Reinforcement Engineering and Technology.