1979 Music by Matrix. Sound by Bose.

Matrix. Warner Bros. recording artists. A hard-driving fusion group with lots of brass, percussion and electronics. And all 32 channels, including a wide variety of mics, pickups, and line feeds, are amplified by Bose 1800 power amps and Model 802 loudspeakers. Matrix. A group with talent and taste. "A band that cannot fail," says the LA Times. Matrix chooses Bose for all their needs. Main PA, electric bass, sythesizers, acoustic and electric piano, and all stage monitors...

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1978 Bose PM-1 Power Mixer

And now, the Bose PM-1. A powerful case for professional sound. You don't need separate components to get professional quality sound. Not with the Bose PM-1 Powermixer. A single, compact package that gives you the high output, low distortion, and low noise you'd expect only from a component system. It's the only powered mixing console that gives you the features you need to get loud, clear, uncolored sound in virtually any kind of room...

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1979 Truth Christian group - Bose. The Sound of Truth.

Truth. One of the most talented, exciting Christian groups performing today. And how they perform! Vocals, horns, guitar, bass, drums and an array of electronic keyboards to set their message to music in a compelling contemporary style. Truth works hard. Three hundred concerts and 100,000 miles a year. These young people need a hard-working sound system, too. One that brings their music and the dynamic speaking voice of Roger Breland to their audiences with the utmost clarity. For this job, Truth chose Bose. From a whisper to a full, hard-driving ensemble sound. From churches and schools to 15,000 seat convention halls, six pairs of Bose 802 speakers, powered by Bose 1800 amplifiers, do it all...

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