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Bose L1 Pro8 Portable Line Array System
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originally posted on pmtonline.co.uk
I have been using my faithful Mackies for about 15 years and it was time to move out of the dark ages. It can be difficult lugging that equipment around on my own from gig to gig, so I am super excited to turn up with my new Bose and carry this into the venue! It is going to make my life so much easier. The app to control the sound is great, the sound is incredible for such a small set up. So crisp and clean. Cannot wait to use it at a gig. Thanks PMT for a speedy process/delivery and ease of sale. I would shop again
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
System performance is Brilliant as expected! Using it for live performance with a duo (one guitar) and home (Bluetooth) stereo . Traded my L1 Compact in for this significant upgrade. One common criticism is no master volume, that isn't too bad as you can use an app to control the system. I also have the T1 Tonematch mixer that I did not trade in (the old one - 4 channel) and "yes", it works with the L1 Pro 8, but you must connect with 1/4" cable, like with the old L1 Compact ... sounds great too me, but I'm not an audio engineer. I had it so I use it. Otherwise, I'd buy the T4 Tonematch. OK, my BIG complaint is Bose cheaps-out with no cover for the bass/amp part of the system : ( I bought one separately... $Fiddy-bucs (tax, etc.) and it's a flimsy, no padding what ... MoreSystem performance is Brilliant as expected! Using it for live performance with a duo (one guitar) and home (Bluetooth) stereo . Traded my L1 Compact in for this significant upgrade. One common criticism is no master volume, that isn't too bad as you can use an app to control the system. I also have the T1 Tonematch mixer that I did not trade in (the old one - 4 channel) and "yes", it works with the L1 Pro 8, but you must connect with 1/4" cable, like with the old L1 Compact ... sounds great too me, but I'm not an audio engineer. I had it so I use it. Otherwise, I'd buy the T4 Tonematch. OK, my BIG complaint is Bose cheaps-out with no cover for the bass/amp part of the system : ( I bought one separately... $Fiddy-bucs (tax, etc.) and it's a flimsy, no padding what so ever slip cover 😕... They should just include it for what it is... That's it...hope this is helpful
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
I have been using the L1 Compact for my singles gigs for the past couple years. I play jazz guitar and sing vocals with my own real backing track arrangements, all coming through the Bose with the assistance of a mixer to handle all three things.Now, with the L1 Pro 8, I know longer need to bring a mixer to a solo gig, because the base unit has three channels with on board mixers. The first two channels, for mic and guitar, allow me to adjust volume, treble, bass, & reverb. The third channel allows me to stream my tracks through the PA with bluetooth connectivity if I choose to, and to control volume, treble & bass (no reverb). No longer needing to bring a mixer to the gig is a great convenience in time spent setting up and breaking down.There is also a nifty ... MoreI have been using the L1 Compact for my singles gigs for the past couple years. I play jazz guitar and sing vocals with my own real backing track arrangements, all coming through the Bose with the assistance of a mixer to handle all three things.Now, with the L1 Pro 8, I know longer need to bring a mixer to a solo gig, because the base unit has three channels with on board mixers. The first two channels, for mic and guitar, allow me to adjust volume, treble, bass, & reverb. The third channel allows me to stream my tracks through the PA with bluetooth connectivity if I choose to, and to control volume, treble & bass (no reverb). No longer needing to bring a mixer to the gig is a great convenience in time spent setting up and breaking down.There is also a nifty phone app for the mixers that works with blue tooth, allows me to tone match many options of mic or guitar + other stuff, and is intuitive and user friendly. It also let's me walk the room and adjust volume and sound accordingly - allowing me to do a sound check from anywhere.The PA has much better, focused, and deeper bass than its predecessor, the L1 Compact, and 8 line array drivers instead of 6. Overall the sound is great. The volume seems plentiful enough for any small to medium sized venues I play.On the negative side, it is a bit heavier than the L1 Compact, but is still light enough to carry from the car into the venue. I'm also careful with my placement of it to keep away the possibility of someone accidentally leaning against the tower. I'm not sure how much it could take without damaging the unit, although I do set up in a way that discourages anyone from getting that close.So, in my opinion, this Pro 8 is a far more complete array system than the Compact, and is more versatile. Better bass, reverb, streaming, no external mixer needed. Fits my purpose well. If you have a situation similar to mine and are using the Compact, I highly recommend this upgrade.
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 2020 - Present |
| Made In | United States |
Bose L1 Pro8 Portable Line Array System
Delivery between 10–15 Sept $248.54
Bose L1PRO8 Portable Line Array Speaker
Delivery between 9–17 Sept $79
Bose L1 PRO8 Portable Line Array System
Delivery $55
Bose L1 PRO8 Portable Line Array Speaker
Delivery $20
BOSE L1 Pro8 Portable Line Array Speaker System
Delivery between 8–18 Sept $76.23
I have been using my faithful Mackies for about 15 years and it was time to move out of the dark ages. It can be difficult lugging that equipment around on my own from gig to gig, so I am super excited to turn up with my new Bose and carry this into the venue! It is going to make my life so much easier. The app to control the sound is great, the sound is incredible for such a small set up. So crisp and clean. Cannot wait to use it at a gig. Thanks PMT for a speedy process/delivery and ease of sale. I would shop again
System performance is Brilliant as expected! Using it for live performance with a duo (one guitar) and home (Bluetooth) stereo . Traded my L1 Compact in for this significant upgrade. One common criticism is no master volume, that isn't too bad as you can use an app to control the system. I also have the T1 Tonematch mixer that I did not trade in (the old one - 4 channel) and "yes", it works with the L1 Pro 8, but you must connect with 1/4" cable, like with the old L1 Compact ... sounds great too me, but I'm not an audio engineer. I had it so I use it. Otherwise, I'd buy the T4 Tonematch. OK, my BIG complaint is Bose cheaps-out with no cover for the bass/amp part of the system : ( I bought one separately... $Fiddy-bucs (tax, etc.) and it's a flimsy, no padding what ... MoreSystem performance is Brilliant as expected! Using it for live performance with a duo (one guitar) and home (Bluetooth) stereo . Traded my L1 Compact in for this significant upgrade. One common criticism is no master volume, that isn't too bad as you can use an app to control the system. I also have the T1 Tonematch mixer that I did not trade in (the old one - 4 channel) and "yes", it works with the L1 Pro 8, but you must connect with 1/4" cable, like with the old L1 Compact ... sounds great too me, but I'm not an audio engineer. I had it so I use it. Otherwise, I'd buy the T4 Tonematch. OK, my BIG complaint is Bose cheaps-out with no cover for the bass/amp part of the system : ( I bought one separately... $Fiddy-bucs (tax, etc.) and it's a flimsy, no padding what so ever slip cover 😕... They should just include it for what it is... That's it...hope this is helpful
I have been using the L1 Compact for my singles gigs for the past couple years. I play jazz guitar and sing vocals with my own real backing track arrangements, all coming through the Bose with the assistance of a mixer to handle all three things.Now, with the L1 Pro 8, I know longer need to bring a mixer to a solo gig, because the base unit has three channels with on board mixers. The first two channels, for mic and guitar, allow me to adjust volume, treble, bass, & reverb. The third channel allows me to stream my tracks through the PA with bluetooth connectivity if I choose to, and to control volume, treble & bass (no reverb). No longer needing to bring a mixer to the gig is a great convenience in time spent setting up and breaking down.There is also a nifty ... MoreI have been using the L1 Compact for my singles gigs for the past couple years. I play jazz guitar and sing vocals with my own real backing track arrangements, all coming through the Bose with the assistance of a mixer to handle all three things.Now, with the L1 Pro 8, I know longer need to bring a mixer to a solo gig, because the base unit has three channels with on board mixers. The first two channels, for mic and guitar, allow me to adjust volume, treble, bass, & reverb. The third channel allows me to stream my tracks through the PA with bluetooth connectivity if I choose to, and to control volume, treble & bass (no reverb). No longer needing to bring a mixer to the gig is a great convenience in time spent setting up and breaking down.There is also a nifty phone app for the mixers that works with blue tooth, allows me to tone match many options of mic or guitar + other stuff, and is intuitive and user friendly. It also let's me walk the room and adjust volume and sound accordingly - allowing me to do a sound check from anywhere.The PA has much better, focused, and deeper bass than its predecessor, the L1 Compact, and 8 line array drivers instead of 6. Overall the sound is great. The volume seems plentiful enough for any small to medium sized venues I play.On the negative side, it is a bit heavier than the L1 Compact, but is still light enough to carry from the car into the venue. I'm also careful with my placement of it to keep away the possibility of someone accidentally leaning against the tower. I'm not sure how much it could take without damaging the unit, although I do set up in a way that discourages anyone from getting that close.So, in my opinion, this Pro 8 is a far more complete array system than the Compact, and is more versatile. Better bass, reverb, streaming, no external mixer needed. Fits my purpose well. If you have a situation similar to mine and are using the Compact, I highly recommend this upgrade.
I have been using the JBL Eon One system for a few years because the previous Bose L1 compact series lacked the low end punch I need. I was told that the Bose L1 Pro8 has improved the low end response over the previous L1 compact series so I purchased it. It's clarity for high and mid's is superior to the JBL Eon One but it still lacks the punch of the JBL. The clarity and crispness of my acoustic guitar is superior to the JBL but I find it overall to be a little too much on the high end as the JBL provides overall better response to "move" the audience in feeling the music even though the Bose L1 Pro8 does have more power. For stand alone acoustic players, it is very clear and does the job, but I would recommend you try the newer JBL Mk2 for comparison. For a ... MoreI have been using the JBL Eon One system for a few years because the previous Bose L1 compact series lacked the low end punch I need. I was told that the Bose L1 Pro8 has improved the low end response over the previous L1 compact series so I purchased it. It's clarity for high and mid's is superior to the JBL Eon One but it still lacks the punch of the JBL. The clarity and crispness of my acoustic guitar is superior to the JBL but I find it overall to be a little too much on the high end as the JBL provides overall better response to "move" the audience in feeling the music even though the Bose L1 Pro8 does have more power. For stand alone acoustic players, it is very clear and does the job, but I would recommend you try the newer JBL Mk2 for comparison. For a carrying case, Bose doesn't make a dolly cover with wheels like the JBL Eon one, however the JBL Eon One dolly cover works well to cart the Bose L1 Pro8 around without having to carry it (see photo). I should also mention that I experienced a poor connection between the base module and the stack causing it not to work. It is the same issue on the JBL Eon One so you have to make sure the stack connections are fitted tightly together.
Having blown my old set of speakers following an enthusiastic home party, I was looking for modern replacements that would fill the room, and provide decent base (the sort that you feel not just hear). I’m a former bedroom DJ so my use it just mainly home and was looking for compact design and easily transportable for parties, garden, elsewhere etc…The most important feature I wanted was Bluetooth, so I could run playlists and focus on hosting. I also wanted an integrated amplifier to ditch cumbersome old amps but can still plug in decks and other peripherals if I want to. After tons of research, and being a lifelong Bose fan, I’d whittled down my choices to either the R1 pro which my friend has (which sounds incredible) or The L1 pro8 Couldn’t decide which. The ... MoreHaving blown my old set of speakers following an enthusiastic home party, I was looking for modern replacements that would fill the room, and provide decent base (the sort that you feel not just hear). I’m a former bedroom DJ so my use it just mainly home and was looking for compact design and easily transportable for parties, garden, elsewhere etc…The most important feature I wanted was Bluetooth, so I could run playlists and focus on hosting. I also wanted an integrated amplifier to ditch cumbersome old amps but can still plug in decks and other peripherals if I want to. After tons of research, and being a lifelong Bose fan, I’d whittled down my choices to either the R1 pro which my friend has (which sounds incredible) or The L1 pro8 Couldn’t decide which. The clincher was the video I watched on the PMT website that reviewed a couple of similar kits. I knew if I chose the R1, which is a more than adequate bit of kit, I’d regret not getting the L1. It offers so much more than I really need at home but it dose not disappoint, You can take this kit anywhere, it’s compact, neat, and you have professional PA system that will fill a venue. It has all the clarity that you expect from Bose and the base is just awesome. Very happy with my choice. I’m the envy of my friends.
The Bose L1 Pro8 transports so easily and sets up in a flash. The Bluetooth phone app allows for convenient, reliable control, and the clarity of this PA is just stunning. Suitable for small venues, it can get very loud. The new racetrack woofer is loud and punchy!! Feedback is not a problem, and I can hear every nuance of what I am playing and singing. No more monitors needed! I purchased the Bose Toneport 8 mixer as well, and I run my imbedded Peavy mixer (which is the hub of my KB & electric guitar rig) through into the Toneport8. I channel my acoustic Taylor and vocal mics directly into the Bose mixer that has incredible Toneport presets to maximize specific categories and even brands of equipment. In short, I have gobs of channels and options, audio definition ... MoreThe Bose L1 Pro8 transports so easily and sets up in a flash. The Bluetooth phone app allows for convenient, reliable control, and the clarity of this PA is just stunning. Suitable for small venues, it can get very loud. The new racetrack woofer is loud and punchy!! Feedback is not a problem, and I can hear every nuance of what I am playing and singing. No more monitors needed! I purchased the Bose Toneport 8 mixer as well, and I run my imbedded Peavy mixer (which is the hub of my KB & electric guitar rig) through into the Toneport8. I channel my acoustic Taylor and vocal mics directly into the Bose mixer that has incredible Toneport presets to maximize specific categories and even brands of equipment. In short, I have gobs of channels and options, audio definition beyond belief, and for songwriting, gigs or live theatrical performances, the sky is the limit. Thank you so much to Sweetwater and Bob Mondok who have been so helpful and expedient in helping craft my dream rig. Really, if you are looking to perfect your sound and your rig, you can't do better than Sweetwater. Thanks Bob!
I bought one of these bad boys about 3 months ago and have tried it in several different venues. The sound quality is very clear and it works wonderfully as a monitor. My only issue is that when using it as a solo or duo performer, it does not do well in loud rooms or medium size venues. I have had several instances where I have my vocal channel pumped up to 75% and it starts breaking up or getting muddy. I have needed to bring my qsc k12 to bring extra horsepower. I have only played 2 venues where this has worked well all by itself. I generally only play small to medium venues so I am slightly disappointed, however the 2 venues that it worked for, it worked very well. I will keep it because it does have it's uses, but it is definitely not the solution for all ... MoreI bought one of these bad boys about 3 months ago and have tried it in several different venues. The sound quality is very clear and it works wonderfully as a monitor. My only issue is that when using it as a solo or duo performer, it does not do well in loud rooms or medium size venues. I have had several instances where I have my vocal channel pumped up to 75% and it starts breaking up or getting muddy. I have needed to bring my qsc k12 to bring extra horsepower. I have only played 2 venues where this has worked well all by itself. I generally only play small to medium venues so I am slightly disappointed, however the 2 venues that it worked for, it worked very well. I will keep it because it does have it's uses, but it is definitely not the solution for all small/medium venues, especially if they are loud venues. I have consistently had bartenders or patrons tell me turn up, and I can't go any higher. When it is used for playing tracks between sets or smaller dj shows, it definitely sounds pretty good. I understand that it is made for small/med venues so that was my expectation. I have owned several array systems (Bose compact, Bose l1m1s, fender, and the yamaha Stagepass 1K) This one has better bass than the compact but doesn't seem to fill the room any better. It is not as loud as the L1M1S. Overall opinion is it is a great little system for certain venues but definitely not all. The reverb effects are not great, but the app that can remotely control it works very well and is easy to use. If I could give it 3 1/2 I would, but I'll round up because it is a nice little system and I will definitely continue to use it where I can
I've used the L1 Pro 8 for a few gigs now and it lives up to the hype. I already had the L1 Compact and a couple of S1 Pro units before purchasing the Pro 8, and this new PA system blends some of the best features of those units — along with added punch, courtesy of the bigger subwoofer and two extra drivers. I love the on-board reverb for my sax mic and built-in bluetooth for my backing tracks — features which the L1 Compact lacks. I thought the L1 Compact's sound quality was great (and it is), but the Pro 8's is even fuller. And the Bose L1 Mix app for my iPhone makes it easy to use pre-set configurations for my backing tracks and different sax mics. No more fussing to get the right mix before each gig. And I can walk around the room with my sax and make ... MoreI've used the L1 Pro 8 for a few gigs now and it lives up to the hype. I already had the L1 Compact and a couple of S1 Pro units before purchasing the Pro 8, and this new PA system blends some of the best features of those units — along with added punch, courtesy of the bigger subwoofer and two extra drivers. I love the on-board reverb for my sax mic and built-in bluetooth for my backing tracks — features which the L1 Compact lacks. I thought the L1 Compact's sound quality was great (and it is), but the Pro 8's is even fuller. And the Bose L1 Mix app for my iPhone makes it easy to use pre-set configurations for my backing tracks and different sax mics. No more fussing to get the right mix before each gig. And I can walk around the room with my sax and make adjustments with my phone if something needs to be tweaked. An internal rechargeable battery would be great for ultimate portability, but it would increase the weight of the base unit, which is already 8 pounds heavier than the L1 Compact's base unit. Can't have everything, I guess. The only negative I've found is the line out… Instead of the dual line outs on the L1 Compact (1/4" and RCA jacks), Bose downgraded this feature to just a single output — in XLR format. I usually record my gigs using using the line out and I sometimes run an extension from the line out to a second unit, so I had to buy an XLR to 1/4" adapter in order to plug in my 1/4" splitter for this purpose. Not a showstopper, but I'm scratching my head as to why Bose made this change. I still use my two S1 Pro units for small venues/audiences or where a power outlet isn't conveniently located, but the L1 Pro 8 handles the larger jobs and my L1 Compact is now my backup unit. I also use the Compact as an extension for the Pro 8 when I need additional fill in a large venue. The two units sound great together! Well done, Bose.
I purchased the Bose L1 Pro 8 and had nothing but problems with it. First of all, it won't stay turned on. As soon as I start playing my backing tracks through it from my laptop or phone, it shuts off within 15 - 30 seconds. I tried multiple times, all with the same results.I returned it for another unit. Got it home and the same thing happened. I called Bose technical support and they had me return it to them. The Pro 8's were on backorder, so they sent me a Pro 16 at no additional charge. I thought, great! But no, this one had the same issue. It plays for a few seconds and then shuts off. I've tried it at home and at a venue where I perform. Same results, so it is not my power source.Totally frustrated as I really wanted this to work and need a bigger system (I ... MoreI purchased the Bose L1 Pro 8 and had nothing but problems with it. First of all, it won't stay turned on. As soon as I start playing my backing tracks through it from my laptop or phone, it shuts off within 15 - 30 seconds. I tried multiple times, all with the same results.I returned it for another unit. Got it home and the same thing happened. I called Bose technical support and they had me return it to them. The Pro 8's were on backorder, so they sent me a Pro 16 at no additional charge. I thought, great! But no, this one had the same issue. It plays for a few seconds and then shuts off. I've tried it at home and at a venue where I perform. Same results, so it is not my power source.Totally frustrated as I really wanted this to work and need a bigger system (I currently use a Bose L1 Compact for my gigs) as I have a couple of upcoming gigs at hotel ballrooms. Figured the Pro 8 or Pro 16 would be perfect.If you buy either unit, I wish you the best of luck. As for me, I will look to another brand and hopefully find something reliable.
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 2020 - Present |
| Made In | United States |
Bose L1 Pro8 Portable Line Array System
The L1 Pro8 delivers exceptional performance through its innovative C-shaped array of eight articulated 2-inch neodymium drivers, providing comprehensive 180-degree horizontal coverage that reaches every corner of small to medium venues like cafes and coffee shops. The system's wide vertical dispersion ensures crystal-clear audio for both seated and standing audiences, while the integrated subwoofer features a unique RaceTrack driver design that matches the performance of a conventional 30.5cm woofer in a compact 17.8cm × 33cm form factor. Setup and connectivity are streamlined through the built-in mixer, which accommodates various instruments and microphones via two combo XLR-6.4mm phantom-powered inputs, plus 6.4mm and 3.5mm aux inputs alongside Bluetooth streaming capability. Illuminated rotary encoders provide immediate access to volume, tone and reverb controls per channel, while optimised system EQ presets cater to live music, recorded music and other applications. The dedicated ToneMatch port allows seamless integration with optional Bose T4S or T8S mixers through a single cable connection. The L1 Mix app transforms your smartphone or tablet into a wireless control centre, enabling real-time mixer adjustments from anywhere in the venue. This intuitive app maintains perfect synchronisation with the physical mixer controls and provides access to the complete ToneMatch library of custom EQ presets. For singer-songwriters and DJs seeking professional sound quality with practical portability, the L1 Pro8 offers the perfect balance of premium performance and setup simplicity.
The L1 Pro8 delivers exceptional performance through its innovative C-shaped array of eight articulated 2-inch neodymium drivers, providing comprehensive 180-degree horizontal coverage that reaches every corner of small to medium venues like cafes and coffee shops. The system's wide vertical dispersion ensures crystal-clear audio for both seated and standing audiences, while the integrated subwoofer features a unique RaceTrack driver design that matches the performance of a conventional 30.5cm woofer in a compact 17.8cm × 33cm form factor. Setup and connectivity are streamlined through the built-in mixer, which accommodates various instruments and microphones via two combo XLR-6.4mm phantom-powered inputs, plus 6.4mm and 3.5mm aux inputs alongside Bluetooth streaming capability. Illuminated rotary encoders provide immediate access to volume, tone and reverb controls per channel, while optimised system EQ presets cater to live music, recorded music and other applications. The dedicated ToneMatch port allows seamless integration with optional Bose T4S or T8S mixers through a single cable connection. The L1 Mix app transforms your smartphone or tablet into a wireless control centre, enabling real-time mixer adjustments from anywhere in the venue. This intuitive app maintains perfect synchronisation with the physical mixer controls and provides access to the complete ToneMatch library of custom EQ presets. For singer-songwriters and DJs seeking professional sound quality with practical portability, the L1 Pro8 offers the perfect balance of premium performance and setup simplicity.
The L1 Pro8 delivers exceptional performance through its innovative C-shaped array of eight articulated 2-inch neodymium drivers, providing comprehensive 180-degree horizontal coverage that reaches every corner of small to medium venues like cafes and coffee shops. The system's wide vertical dispersion ensures crystal-clear audio for both seated and standing audiences, while the integrated subwoofer features a unique RaceTrack driver design that matches the performance of a conventional 30.5cm woofer in a compact 17.8cm × 33cm form factor. Setup and connectivity are streamlined through the built-in mixer, which accommodates various instruments and microphones via two combo XLR-6.4mm phantom-powered inputs, plus 6.4mm and 3.5mm aux inputs alongside Bluetooth streaming capability. Illuminated rotary encoders provide immediate access to volume, tone and reverb controls per channel, while optimised system EQ presets cater to live music, recorded music and other applications. The dedicated ToneMatch port allows seamless integration with optional Bose T4S or T8S mixers through a single cable connection. The L1 Mix app transforms your smartphone or tablet into a wireless control centre, enabling real-time mixer adjustments from anywhere in the venue. This intuitive app maintains perfect synchronisation with the physical mixer controls and provides access to the complete ToneMatch library of custom EQ presets. For singer-songwriters and DJs seeking professional sound quality with practical portability, the L1 Pro8 offers the perfect balance of premium performance and setup simplicity.
The L1 Pro8 delivers exceptional performance through its innovative C-shaped array of eight articulated 2-inch neodymium drivers, providing comprehensive 180-degree horizontal coverage that reaches every corner of small to medium venues like cafes and coffee shops. The system's wide vertical dispersion ensures crystal-clear audio for both seated and standing audiences, while the integrated subwoofer features a unique RaceTrack driver design that matches the performance of a conventional 30.5cm woofer in a compact 17.8cm × 33cm form factor. Setup and connectivity are streamlined through the built-in mixer, which accommodates various instruments and microphones via two combo XLR-6.4mm phantom-powered inputs, plus 6.4mm and 3.5mm aux inputs alongside Bluetooth streaming capability. Illuminated rotary encoders provide immediate access to volume, tone and reverb controls per channel, while optimised system EQ presets cater to live music, recorded music and other applications. The dedicated ToneMatch port allows seamless integration with optional Bose T4S or T8S mixers through a single cable connection. The L1 Mix app transforms your smartphone or tablet into a wireless control centre, enabling real-time mixer adjustments from anywhere in the venue. This intuitive app maintains perfect synchronisation with the physical mixer controls and provides access to the complete ToneMatch library of custom EQ presets. For singer-songwriters and DJs seeking professional sound quality with practical portability, the L1 Pro8 offers the perfect balance of premium performance and setup simplicity.
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