No power to tonematch engine from power stand

It's on Page 32 of your owner's manual http://products.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/t1_tonematch_audio_engine.pdf

Connect the output from the receiver to the T1® Channel 1.
Select CHEdit for Channel 1 (press the button).
Set the ToneMatch Preset to
Vocal Microphones
Preset Shure Beta 58
For more info - please post a question in the Bose forum.
Bose L1 Musicians

On the T1® the first three inputs are combo inputs that take both XLR and 1/4" jacks. You want to connect your guitar to the combo jack (in the middle of the XLR input). The 1/4:" jack below that is actually a line-out.



For more information about your T1® see:


T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine

If you are using the Bose ToneMatch cable (black cable - the connectors are round barrels with square connectors). Then this should work fine.


If it doesn't then try a different cable. You can use a network Cat-5 cable.
Note - if you are connecting to an L1® Model I or L1® classic then you need an T1 Power Supply.

T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine power supply

The Model II Power Stand Trim only affects the Model II Analog input (1/4" jack).



It has no effect on the signal from the T1®.

Here are some notes:

L1 Model II Bose L1 Encyclopedia FAQ Wiki

Have you tried the MASTER output rather than the AUX output?

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No one is going to write a 20-page owner's manual for you here.

And you DO need the owner's manual, apparently.

Try the right department at Bose. They DO answer emails. Or get one from a pro outlet like B&H or Sweetwater.

They are both analog, so you can just get an RCA to 3.5mm cable.

Example: http://www.amazon.com/RiteAV-Feet-3-5mm-Stereo-Cable/dp/B000V0G2C4

You can connect your laptop to the T1® via USB and the T1® will function as a USB soundcard.
Here's how.
T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine USB

You can get answers here in the Bose Forum.

Bose L1 Musicians

Hi

Have you checked the power steering belt? it may be loose, sometimes when you turn the wheels the engine will move very slightly and cause the belt to squeel.

Get some wd-40 and spray the belt with the engine running then se if it gets any quieter.

It is quite common from a stand still, also check the power steering fluid.

Regards
Dan

If you are using Compact Channel 1, try Channel 2
If you are using Compact Channel 2 - make sure that the ToneMatch Switch of OFF (down)