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Software

If the Bose system has a USB plug, if there is an update it can be found by visiting Bose's Product Support Page and/or updates.bose.com. CD & DVD based updates are found by contacting bose tech support

## Computer software and Apps

* AM/FM radio app

2013
* SoundTouch app

2014
* SoundTouch Training app

2015
* ControlSpace Remote app
* Mazda app
* F1 app
* Connect app

2016
* ControlSpace Remote Custom app
* BOSEbuild Sound app
* Hear app
* Sleep app
* BOSEbuild Listen app
* Comunicaciones app
* B@Work app
* Music app

2019
* Radar app

2020
* L1 Mix app

2021
* Work app
* SB1 app

## Home Theater Systems with a Control Console

VideoWave, Lifestyle, 321, & Cinemate systems

### Lifestyle CD

 **CD10** | Lifestyle 10 & 11
 **CD20** | Lifestyle 20, 25, 30 & 901
 **M1** | Lifestyle 40 & 50

### DVD systems I

* Bose Firmware
 **AV3-2-1** | 321 series I
* Bose Firmware
 **AV3-2-1GS** | 321GS series I

### DVD systems II & uMusic

* Bose Firmware
 **AV3-2-1II** | 321 & 321GS series II
* Bose Firmware
 uMusic systems
* Bose Firmware
* uMusic updates
 **AV3-2-1II GSX** | 321 GSX series I
* Bose Firmware
* uMusic updates
 **AV3-2-1III GSXL** | 321 GSXL series III

### Sourceless systems III

 TV systems
 **AVM (35W)** | VideoWave series III

## **Home Theatre Systems without a Control Console**

 Solo systems
 Solo 5
 Solo TV
 Solo 15 I/II

## Personal Systems

 SoundLink color
 SoundLink Air
 Headphones
 SoundLink OE
 Bluetooth headset I & II
 SoundDock
 SoundDock 10

## L1 Systems

The L1 & F1 systems have a forum & Wiki page dedicated to them including a software download page.

## Professional Systems

Pro systems have their own software update site
SoundTouch 120 home theater system

Control Console:

* Model 414642
* ST Console Remote
* ST II wireless adapter

Console:
1.7.0 [edit]
released 24 May 2018

Soundbars:

* SoundTouch 130
* Lifestyle ST 135

## History

### TrueSpace

This is technology built into the system that simulates surround sound from stereo or surround sound sources.

## Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module

*Main article: Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module*

## Model 414642 Control Console

   *Main article: Model 414642 Control Console*

### Connecting to a 4K TV

*Main article: Connecting a Cinemate/SoundTouch receiver to a 4K TV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### SoundTouch

*Main article: SoundTouch*
*Main article: Model 414642 & SoundTouch*

A "SoundTouch wireless adapter" adds SoundTouch capabilities to the system. The adapter plugs into the "BoseLink in"/"BoseLink" port at the back of the control console. This powers the adapter and allows it to send sound to the receiver.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ Archive from Feb 19 2016 Soundbars and Home Theater systems
Model M1 Multi-Room Interface

## Connecting to a modern HDTV

*Main article: Connecting a Lifestyle CD receiver to an HDTV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a modern HDTV.

### Universal Remotes

*Main article: Universal Remotes & the MRI*

The Model M1 Multi-Room Interface only use an RF to receive signals wirelessly. So you need an external device to communicate with your system.

## Lifestyle Model C1 Compact Disc Changer

*Main article: Lifestyle Model C1 Compact Disc Changer*

The M1 Multi-Room Interface connected to the Model C1 CD Changer. This held the 6 disc CD magazine and the information display. This system is also the only Lifestyle system to not have a 3.5mm headphone out connection.

## Model P1 Personal Music Center

This system used a backlit touchscreen RF remote control.

   *"This palm-size music center is smaller than a videotape, yet it replaces an entire rack of conventional components. With just a glance, you know which station you're listening to or which CD is playing. Then with simply a touch, you can select sources, adjust volume — do practically anything, from anywhere in your home.*

*All this capability comes with intelligent simplicity. The Personal music center uses layered menus so only the information you need is displayed. Frequently used functions, like volume control and station selection, are readily available."*

## Features

### Connections

\*Numbers in **Bold** are 5.1 systems.

†Only with Lifestyle 50 systems

### Audio Format Support

The Digital Coax 5.1 systems mentioned only support **Dolby Digital 5.1** and **PCM 2.0**. So change all audio setting on your 3rd party devices to **Bitstream** or **Dolby** and *avoid* DTS or PCM or LPCM sound options.

## Zone 4

This system can control up to four sets of Bose powered speakers, allowing your family to enjoy different audio sources (CD, radio, TV, etc.) in up to four rooms. These rooms are referred to as room A, B, C, and D, with room A being the primary room (the one used for a one-room system). If two or more rooms are connected to your system, the Personal music center displays ROOM and HOUSE buttons, and room indicators (A, B, C, and/or D).

## Speakers

See also: Jewel Cube speakers

The *Lifestyle 40 & 50* system used the "Jewel Cube" speakers, considered by Bose to be its best speakers.

## References

1. ↑  Bose.com archive from Dec 01 2002 Personal Music Center
Smart home speakers

* Image 1
* Image 2

## History

In 2018, Bose introduced its Home Speaker lineup of connected smart speakers, which integrate the same features of its SoundTouch Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled speakers for streaming music services, but also include Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant integration and integrated microphones.

The cases on all non-TV Home Speaker models are made from aluminum, and feature touch-sensitive controls on the top of the speakers for virtual assistant activation, microphone on/off, auxiliary input mode, volume, play/pause, Bluetooth, and six preset "stations".

## Speakers

### Home Speaker 500

The Home Speaker 500 is the flagship model in the Home Speaker Series, featuring larger drivers (speakers), and more room-filling sound. The 500 also features a color LCD display screen that is used strictly for song information (similar to the screens on early Apple iPod models).

### Home Speaker 450

Bose also manufactures a Home Speaker 450 that is essentially identical to the Home Speaker 500, but lacks the integrated LCD display screen.

### Home Speaker 300

The Home Speaker 300 is the smallest offering in the Home Speaker Series, featuring smaller drivers (speakers), allowing for excellent sound quality from a single speaker.

## Features

### Bose Music App

*Main article: Bose Music app*

### SimpleSync

*Main article: Bose Music app#SimpleSync*

SimpleSync allows those owning select Bose speakers to stream audio from their Smart Home speaker to their Bose speaker via SimpleSync from the Bose Music app. Most Bose speakers might need to be updated to enable this feature, it was released with SoundTouch v26 in 2020.
Lifestyle 600 home entertainment system

* Black
* White

Control Console:

* Model 420128 Console
* RC-600 Remote

## History

In 2016 Bose released its newest systems, the Lifestyle 600 & the Lifestyle 650. With the Lifestyle 550 being sold in international markets starting in 2018. Bose sold the Lifestyle 550 & 600 until 2021 and the Lifestyle 650 until 2022.

## Jewel Cube II Speakers

*Main article: Jewel Cube speakers series II*

### Included with speakers

* 4 Jewel Cube series II speakers
* 1 Horizontal center channel speaker
* 2 wireless receivers
* 2 C7 "figure-8" power cords

## Model 420128 Lifestyle Control Console

*Main article: Model 420128 Lifestyle Control Console*

    The "Model 420128 Lifestyle Control Console" which was the second Bose system to support 4K (60 Hz) & ARC (after the Cinemate/SoundTouch Model 414642 Control Console). Though this was the first Bose console to support HDCP 2.2, HDR, & HDR10.

The system features six HDMI 2.0a and one ARC HDMI output. It includes come with two fiber optic and RCA audio inputs with two digital coax audio inputs, along with one 3.5mm input being assignable as a headphone out. The system includes SoundTouch, Bluetooth, Airplay 2, an RF universal remote, and AdaptIQ.

### Audio Format Support

*Main article: Model 420128 Audio Format Support*

### Included with the Model 420128 Lifestyle Control Console

* RC-600 Universal remote control
* ADAPTiQ headset
* IR emitter
* HDMI cable
* 4 AA batteries
* Console power supply
* C7 "figure-8" power cord
* Owner’s guide

### SoundTouch

*Main article: SoundTouch*

SoundTouch was built into the control console.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

### Software Updates

*Main article: Model 420128 Software updates*

## References

1. ↑ Archive.org shows the last capture of the Lifestyle 600 page on Bose.com was on April 28, 2021 before the page redirected you to another page on its website on Oct 6 2021.
2. ↑ Archive from Aug 03 2018 Lifestyle 600 system
3. ↑ Bose community "Lifestyle 650's HDMI inputs are HDMI 2.0a/HDCP 2.2 inputs that support 4K/60fps, 4K HDR, and HDR10"
Pokemon Fan-Game Wikia

## Welcome to the Pokemon Fan-Game Wikia

This wiki is intended for the Pokemon Fangame subreddit. (http://www.reddit.com/r/pokemonfangame)

The main purpose of this Wiki is to keep track of all of the resources and completed ideas/concepts that are created over at the subreddit. This Wiki will feature Fakemon, Trainers, Music, Art, and Story. Please keep the Wiki information proper to what has actually been decided upon by the members of the community, and not just stuff you created/want in the game.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's Video Library.

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QuietComfort 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling headphones

* QC15
* Blue
* Brown
* Kit
* Mic Kit
* Blue Kit
* Brown Kit

## History

On August 19, 2009 Bose announced the release of the Bose QC15's. The QuietComfort 15 was released 20 August 20 2009, priced at $299. A model to supersede QuietComfort 2 Revision 2, both the QuietComfort 2 Revision 2 and the QuietComfort 15 share the same cosmetic design, but the similarities end there.

## Features

Bose worked to refine the Acoustic Noise Cancellation engine so each earcup would use two microphones instead of one on the inside and outside of the earcup.

The new headphones also have a slot for a AAA sized battery, as well as a "High / Lo" switch to adjust for sources with high and low output levels, to better help the listener with volume control and the cushions are redesigned. .

By August of 2011 the QC15's included an inline three-button iPod/iPhone remote and microphone that allows users to pause and move forward and back through their music and adjust the volume.

## References

1. ↑ Bose unveils new QuietComfort 15 headphones - cnet
2. ↑ Bose Quietly Updates Its QuietComfort Noise-Canceling Headphones (With Ears-On) - gizmodo
3. ↑ Bose Improves, Replaces QuietComfort 2 Headphones - pcmag
4. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>"Review: Bose QC15 and AE2i headphones". Techguide.com.au. 2012-02-10. Retrieved 2012-02-14.
901

The 901 Speaker System is a hallmark for Bose and was released in 1968. The speakers were a huge commercial success for Bose, contributing significantly to Bose's rapid growth throughout the 1970s.

#### Design

In researching a successor to the 2201, Bose proposed that a dominance of reflected sound arriving is important in emulating live performances. This led to a speaker design in which eight identical mid-range drivers were aimed at the wall behind the speaker while the ninth driver was aimed towards the listener. The purpose of this design was to achieve a dominance of reflected over direct sound in home listening spaces. The pentagonal design used in the Model 901 was (and remains) unconventional compared with most systems where the mid-range and high-frequency speakers directly face the listener.

An electronic equalizer was implemented by Bose to modify the speakers frequency response The results of listening tests were disappointing. Bose's marketing term for control of acoustics within the cabinet (a fundamental consideration for speakers of any brand) is termed "Acoustic Matrix Enclosure".

#### Specifications/Features

* **Nine Full-Range Drivers** – One direct firing speaker and eight rear firing speakers.
* **Active Equalizer** – The speaker set includes an equalizer made specifically for the speakers. This controls frequency outputs to the speakers.
* A special **Acoustic Matrix Enclosure** – This helps reduce speaker chamber noise and to help hear well-defined low frequencies over the low-frequency spectrum.
* **Helically-Wound Aluminum Voice Coils** – These are designed for high durability, greater efficiency and superior power handling.

#### Review

Bose's flagship 901 speaker system was criticized by *Stereophile* magazine in 1979. In a review of the 901 system, stating that in the magazine's opinion, the system was unexceptional and unlikely to appeal to perfectionists with a developed taste in precise imaging, detail, and timbre; and that these shortcomings were an excessive price to pay for the improvement in impact and ambiance generated by the large proportion of reflected sound [to on-axis sound]. However, the author also stated that the system produced a more realistic resemblance of natural ambiance than any other speaker system.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Company History: Bose Corporation
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Bose 901 loudspeaker By J. Gordon Holt November, 1979 Stereophile
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Bose 901
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Sound all around: the new multi-directional speakers‎
5. ↑ [1]
6. ↑ Direct/Reflecting speaker technology – the solution
7. ↑ Stereophile Review
Sklark

**Sklark (Japanese:** スカイラーク) is a Water/Ghost-type and is a Pokemon in Pokemon: CrimsionFlare, SnowWhite, GoldVoltage, and NatureGreen.

It evolves to Skelecol at level 18, which evolves to Skelesome at level 40.

Along with Lillipup, Chargaru, Pichu, Chivee, and Evo, Sklark is one of the starters of the New Alta Region.
Bose SoundTouch app

* Modern Icon
* Old Icon

SoundTouch speakers were released by Bose in 2013.

> "As we are evolving our product assortment to better serve your needs, we are discontinuing sales of some SoundTouch products. We remain committed to support both the SoundTouch app and product software for the foreseeable future. Please visit the Support section if you need any help with your SoundTouch products."
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Lifestyle 135 Speaker array

* Bar
* Top
* Back
* Ports

## History

This speaker array, along with the Cinemate 1 SR speaker array, is the first soundbar made by Bose designed to work with the AV35 control console.

## Default EQ

*See also: AdaptIQ*

The soundbar includes a pre-installed EQ. This EQ is changed and stored on the soundbar after the AdaptIQ process is finished.

## Product Labels

### Download files

The soundbar is updated via a compatible AV20/AV35 media center.

### Release Notes

Below lists the software updates released for this soundbar.

## Compatible Bose Receivers

Lifestyle 135 Speaker array

2013-2016

## References

1. ↑ Bose.com Software and firmware versions
Koda

## Biography

This otter is a bit of an oddity. While Crispe is acknowledged as the only active Conservator, with Project 33 being unexpectedly re-activated, Koda is a Conservator who has managed to slip entirely off-record, with no information on file regarding the fact that he was ever created. This leads some to believe he is a newly manufactured Conservator by an unnamed faction that has somehow managed to reverse-engineer the lost technology. Koda, as well, does not behave at all like his 'mission-oriented' brethren and is characteristically laid-back, fun-loving, and easy-going. He is a deep intellectual who enjoys remaining blissfully indifferent of social-accepted norms and taboos, often to the point of harshly criticizing others who adhere too stringently to such things. It is interesting to note that Koda will often directly reference the fact that he is fully aware of the forces at work behind the scenes of things, but will refuse to answer any further inquiry upon scrutiny, feigning forgetfulness.
Bose Connect app

* v5.0 logo
* v1.1 logo
* v1.0 logo

## History

The Bose Connect app lets you get tips and access additional product features. You can also adjust product settings and personalize it from your mobile device.

### Compatible Bose Products

The Bose Connect app works with the following Bose products:

* Bose Frames Rondo
* Bose Frames Alto
* ProFlight Aviation Headset
* ProFlight Series 2 Aviation Headset
* QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones
* QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II
* QuietComfort 35 II Gaming Headset
* QuietControl 30 wireless headphones
* S1 Pro system
* SoundLink Around-Ear wireless headphones II
* SoundLink Color Bluetooth® speaker II
* SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker
* SoundLink Micro Bluetooth® speaker
* SoundLink Revolve Bluetooth® speaker
* SoundLink Revolve+ Bluetooth® speaker
* SoundLink Revolve II Bluetooth® speaker
* SoundLink Revolve+ II Bluetooth® speaker
* SoundSport Free wireless headphones
* SoundSport Pulse wireless headphones
* SoundSport Wireless headphones
* SoundWear Companion speaker

## Features

### Manage Connections

Switching between two *Bluetooth* devices is easier than ever before. You can go from a call on your smartphone to music on your tablet or laptop with a quick swipe, and managing your list of connections is easy. Full control is at your fingertips.

### Music share

With Music Share, you can connect two wireless Bose headphones to share music from your mobile device. It simplifies splitting music from one source, and you can do it right from the app.

### Product updates

Bose Connect downloads the latest software for your product in the background, and only installs them when you’re ready. So you’re never forced to update when there’s only time for music.

### SimpleSync

SimpleSync allows those owning select Bose speakers to stream audio from their Smart Home speaker to their Bose speaker via SimpleSync from the Bose Music app. Most Bose speakers might need to be updated to enable this feature,

* SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker
* SoundLink Micro Bluetooth speaker
* SoundLink Revolve Bluetooth speaker
* QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones
* QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II
* QuietComfort 35 II Gaming Headset
* SoundSport Pulse wireless headphones
* SoundSport wireless headphones

## References

1. ↑ In the Google Play Store it is known as com.bose.monet
2. ↑ Download the Bose Connect app for compatible products
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Unlock the full potential of your Bose *Bluetooth®* products
Lifestyle 520 home theater system

* Black
* White

Control Console:

* AV20 (35W) Console
* RC-X20 Remote

## History

*Main article: Direct/Reflecting cube speakers*

   *Main article: Lifestyle Powered Subwoofer III (LSPS III)*

## AV20 Control Console (35W)

*Main article: AV20 Control Consoles*

    The system has four HDMI 1.4a, two component and three composite inputs. There is one HDMI 1.4a video output that scales input video up to 1080p output resolution. It supports three non-HDMI audio inputs: optical, coax and RCA.

### Connecting to a 4K TV

*Main article: Connecting an AV20 to a 4K TV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### Audio Format Support

*Main article: AV20 Audio Format Support*

### Included with the AV20 (35W) Console

* RC-X20 Remote
* ADAPTiQ audio calibration headset
* HDMI cable (6')
* AC Power supply (5')
* C7 "figure-8" power cord
* 4 AA batteries for remote control
* IR emitter cable (6')
* Dual RCA cable (6')
* Rubber feet for front speaker
* Operating guide
* USB flash drive (for system updating only)

### Unify

*Main article: Unify*

This system guides users through installation of any products connect to the system through an on-screen wizard. It uses a reverse lookup to recognize the remote of 3rd party products to program its own universal remote.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ Audio Input Cable - Male 9-pin Mini-DIN to Male 9-pin Mini-DIN
2. ↑ 3D Update
3. ↑ Update Manual
Lifestyle Model 20 Music Center (CD20)

## Connecting to a modern HDTV

*Main article: Connecting a Lifestyle CD receiver to an HDTV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a modern HDTV.

## Features

### Connections

\*Numbers in **Bold** are 5.1 systems.

†Found in 5.1 systems released after 1999 (25II & 30II)

### Audio Format Support

The Digital Coax 5.1 systems mentioned only support **Dolby Digital 5.1** and **PCM 2.0**. So change all audio setting on your 3rd party devices to **Bitstream** or **Dolby** and *avoid* DTS or PCM or LPCM sound options.

## Zone 2

*Main article: Zone 2*

This system can direct sound from one or two sound sources (such as CD, AM/FM tuner, TAPE, or AUX) to two different listening zones at the same time. Each listening area, whether a room or a group of rooms (including outdoor areas), is called a zone. Your primary listening area is set up as zone 1. A second RF remote control is needed to operate the zone 2 sound.
Lifestyle 35 DVD home entertainment system

Media Center:

* AV28 Media Center
* RC28T1 Remote

CD:

* Lifestyle 800
* Lifestyle 50
* Lifestyle 30 II
* Lifestyle 25 II
* Lifestyle 12 II
* Lifestyle 8 II

## History

In 2001, Bose released the first version of its DVD/CD-based *Lifestyle* systems using the AV28 media center. The systems were the Lifestyle 18, 28, and 35. The difference between the systems was the speakers that they came with, the 18 with directional single cube speakers, the 28 with direct/reflect speakers, and the 35 with "Jewel Cubes".

### Included with speakers

* 5 Jewel Cube speakers
* Front speaker cables (20')
* Rear speaker cables (50')
* Rubber feet for speakers

## Lifestyle Powered Subwoofer

    *Main article: Lifestyle Powered Subwoofer (LSPS)*

### Included with the LSPS

* Audio input cable (30') [male RJ45 to male 9-pin mini-DIN]
* C13 "kettle lead" power cable
* Rubber feet for Acoustimass module

## AV28 Media Center

*Main article: AV28 Media Center*

    The AV28 media center it included a DVD/CD player; AM-FM radio; an RF remote to control other connected devices (though the IR codes were not upgradable); AdaptIQ, an audio calibration system; and Zone-2 technology, giving it the ability to connect to one other location.

The media center features S-Video and Composite inputs & outputs and supports Component inputs and outputs with an external cable adapter. For audio it includes four Digital Coax, one assignable Fiber Optic, and RCA inputs with one Digital Coax, one Fiber Optic, one RCA, and one Headphone out.

### Connecting to a 4K TV

*Main article: Connecting an to an HDTV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### Included with the Media Center

* Remote control
* RCA Stereo audio cable
* Composite Video cable (6')
* S-video cable
* 2 component video adapters
* CRT TV on/off detector
* AM loop antenna
* FM antenna
* Optional IR emitter cable
* Media center power supply
* C7 "figure-8" power cord
* ADAPTiQ audio calibration system headset
* Discs 1 and 2
* Mounting strip
* 4 AAA batteries

### Zone 2

*Main article: Zone 2*

This system can direct sound from one or two sound sources (such as CD, AM/FM tuner, TAPE, or AUX) to two different listening zones at the same time. Each listening area, whether a room or a group of rooms (including outdoor areas), is called a zone. Your primary listening area is set up as zone 1. A second RF remote control is needed to operate the zone 2 sound.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ New Bose DVD Home Entertainment Systems Feature Cirrus DVD Video Processor
Mallory

**Mallory Gaines** was Ray and Emma's daughter and Blake's sister.

She is played by Arabella Morton.

 Age
 Status
 Weight

## *San Andreas*

Mallory and Ray were on a kayaking trip together. At one point, due to the water, Mallory falls out of the kayak, and Ray was unable to save her. Since she wasn't saved in time, Mallory drowns. Ray, Emma and Blake mourn, and Ray felt like it was his fault, despite the truth, and what Emma tells him. Both Blake and Mallory had once received a heart-shaped pendant each one Christmas, and Blake wears Mallory's pendant as well as her own as a tribute to her. Her death was the reason Emma and Ray are estranged.
Consequence

Type:

True to it's name, a Consequence is proof of the physiological (and some might say spiritual) bond between Conservators and their respective Handlers. Once the bond is established, typically through fluidic contact/exchange, inactive nanites within the Handlers are initialized and instigate what is scientifically called The Second Protocol or Consequence. In exchange for offering their life essences to sustain their Conservator's functions, the nanites enable a special feature or ability intrinsic to each particular Handler - in which no two Consequences are exactly alike. Consequences are almost always passive and supportive of their Conservator, often mirroring a 'side-effect' of their charge's unique Power: such as Alexander Crispe's explosive speed and agility being mirrored by Nataraja L'Creme's inhuman physical strength and tenacity.
Враги "Истории Кварца"

Список врагов игры «История Кварца».

## Первая Локация

* Пауки - обычные враги. Появляются от 0 до 5 по всей пещере, если 0 пауков. Пауки имеют: силу 3, отравление 2, защиту 1, 10 жизней, скорость 2.
* Королева - появляется около машины времени в количестве 1. Прочность - 20, сила - 2, скорость - 1, защита - 5, отравление 1.

## Вторая локация

Никто так и не смог дойти до второй локации. Но по утекшим в сеть материалам, во второй локации нас ждали пауки-огнемётчики, пауки-танкисты и пауки-пулемётчики. Предполагалось, что побеждать их мы будем с помщью мухи-атомного-бомбардировщика, до котой дожны были дойти в режиме стелса и освободить из плена в паутине.
Commercial Systems

Bose's Professional Systems Division designs and provides audio systems for use in commercial settings such as auditoriums, retail spaces, hotels, offices, restaurants, and stadiums. Though Bose commercial audio equipment has not been approved for use in studios or movie theaters that carry THX certification, the division accounts for about 60% of Bose's annual revenue. In 1988, Bose became the first company to be named official Olympics sound system supplier, providing audio equipment for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, and again four years later in Albertville, France, the latter installed and maintained by company subsidiary Bose France. Bose sound systems have also been installed at the Staples Center sports arena in Los Angeles, the Sistine Chapel in Rome and the Masjid al-Haram mosque in Mecca. For each of these reverberant spaces, proposed sound designs were tested using the Bose Auditioner program to predict the results before installation.

## References

1. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>"Case Stories – Bose Professional Products". Pro.bose.com. Retrieved 2009-09-18.
2. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>"Approved Equipment Lists". *Sound Engineer*. THX. Retrieved July 23, 2010.
3. ↑ Plunkett's Entertainment and Media Industry Almanac 2009
4. ↑ "olympic"&dq=Bose+"olympic" The Film journal Volume 93, Issues 7-12 "At the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. Canada. Bose was the first company ever to be named official sound system supplier. This designation indicates that a company's products have been selected for purchase or lease by the Olympics" "Olympic Suppliers Bose Corporation was named official professional sound system supplier for the XVI Winter Olympic Games, to be held in Albertville. France in 1992"
5. ↑ Bose Corporation -- Company History
6. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `Amar Bose`
7. ↑ Popular Science Dec 2004 (pg 65)
Charlie Panchetta

Scrap Hunter
## Biography

Charlie hails from Xomarland, the county from across the sea. She makes her appearance as Koda's Handler and builds a relationship with Delia by teaching her the ins and outs of being a Handler. Out of the Hero Party, Charlie bonds with the younger Heartsong sister the most, making Charlie one of Delia's most trusted confidants. Little is actually known about Charlie's past outside of the fact that she was once a paid courtesan back home in her native Bluemarsh, but left with Koda for yet-unspecified reasons. Like all residents of Xomarland, she displays a flagrant disregard for social protocol, a playful approach to sexuality, and general openness for living life to the fullest without unnecessary stress.
Bose Receivers and Media centers

## Bose Receivers

* Model 360 stereo receiver
* Model 550 stereo receiver

## Lifestyle CD Music Centers

* Lifestyle Music System (CD10)
* Lifestyle Model 5 Music Center (CD5)
* Lifestyle Model 20 Music Center (CD20)
* Model M1 Multi-Room Interface **·** Lifestyle Model C1 Compact Disc Changer

## Lifestyle DVD Media Centers

* Model AV28 Media Center
* Model AV18 Media Center **·** Model AV38 Media Center **·** Model AV48 Media Center

## 321 DVD Media Centers

* Model AV3-2-1 Media Center **·** Model AV3-2-1GS Media Center
* Model AV3-2-1II Media Center **·** Model AV3-2-1II GSX Media Center **·** Model AV3-2-1II GSXL Media Center
* Model AV3-2-1III Media Center **·** Model AV3-2-1III GSX Media Center **·** Model AV3-2-1III GSXL Media Center

## Sourceless Receivers

* Companion CS-6 Controller
* MC1 Media Center
* AV20 Control Console **·** AV35 Control Console **·** AVM Control Console
* Model 414642 Control Console
* Model 420128 Lifestyle Control Console
Truck driver seat isolation system

Bose applied its research in suspension systems to the problem of fatigue, back pain and physical stress experienced by truck drivers. In 2010, Bose introduced Bose Ride, an active system that reduces road-induced vibration in the driver's seat. Bose claims as much as a 90% reduction in driver's seat vibration.

## References

1. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>Williams, Stephen (January 29, 2010). "Bose's New System Is a Truck Seat". *The New York Times*. Retrieved 2012-07-15.
2. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>Miles, Gerry (March 15, 2010). "Potholed Boston streets inspire Bose truck seat". *Boston.com*. Retrieved 2012-07-15.
3. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>Vanderwerp, Dave (December 2010). "The Bose Ride Truck Seating System: Bose makes "trucker butt" a thing of the past". *Car and Driver*. Retrieved 2012-07-15.
QuietComfort Acoustic Noise Cancelling headphones

* Headphones
* w/Battery
* Kit

## History

The Bose QuietComfort Headphones (also now known as the QC1) was the very first consumer level headphones released by the company in 2000.

## Features

The Bose QuietComfort Headphones included:

* an external noise controlling mechanism, which enables the control of both volume and background noise cancellation.
* Bose's patented Acoustic Noise Cancellation Technology
* Active Equalization requiring power to improve the sound quality and counteract the effects of active noise cancelling.
* A carry case for the QuietComfort Headphones

## References

1. ↑ Escape the Noise - Featured Story - Bose Learning Center
QuietComfort 3 Acoustic Noise Cancelling headphones

* Headphones
* Kit

Bluetooth Kit

* Owners Guide
* Setup guide

## History

Bose released the *QuietComfort 3 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones* ("QC3") on June 15, 2006, the company's first pair of on-ear headphones.

## Features

Bose states that, although headphones which envelope the ear provide greater passive noise isolation, the QC3s have the same amount of total noise reduction as the QC2s due to improved active noise cancellation. Memory foam is used to improve the passive noise isolation.

This was the first headphone released by Bose to inclue a recharagble battery and external charger.

The headphones included an external airplane adapter to adapt dual output jacks and to reduce the volume from the airplane connection.

## Accessories

### Bluetooth communication kit

In 2008 Bose sold a Bluetooth communication kit for the QC3 headphones.

## Issues

The QC3 feedback algorithm is suspected to become unstable in certain circumstances, causing a high pitched "squealing" in the following situations:

* Pressure on the earpads, such as that caused by the user leaning their head against a flat surface.
* Manually pressing on the headphones.

The QC3 uses memory foam to conform to the ear and provide a good acoustic seal without uncomfortable pressure. The earcups are powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery instead with a battery life of at least twenty hours.

## Awards

In 2006 QuietComfort 3 were the first headphones to receive a *Sound & Vision* Editor's Choice award., in the same year they were awarded a Potentials Magazine Gold Star Award

* 2007 Red Dot Award for product design on QuietComfort 3

## References

1. ↑ Bose goes wireless with Bluetooth kit for QuietComfort 3
2. ↑ 2006 *Sound & Vision* Editor's Choice award QuietComfort 3
3. ↑ 2006 Potentials Magazine Gold Star Award for the QuietComfort 3
4. ↑ 2007 Red Dot Award for product design - QuietComfort 3
Serena

**Serena Johnson** is a news reporter.

She is played by Archie Panjabi.

 Age
 Weight

## *San Andreas*

Serena is interviewing Joby and Marcus aboard one of the LAFD's rescue helicopters while they prepare to rescue Natalie. She asks them several questions, and writes down a few things on a notepad.

Later, she joins up with Lawrence. She expresses her sympathies over Kim's death before preparing to do an interview with him. But just after they begin, Phoebe and Alexi show Lawrence counts from seismometers positioned near the San Andreas fault.

   Later, the first earthquake begins, and Serena takes shelter in a doorway, but Lawrence grabs her and pulls her under a table.

Shortly afterwards, Serena and Lawrence issue a warning to San Francisco, letting the citizens know of the impending catastrophe. The 9.6 earthquake begins not long afterwards. In the aftermath, Serena assures Lawrence that he saved lives that day with his warning.

## Quotes

“Are you saying that the whole San Andreas fault might go off?”
SoundTouch 520 home theater system

Control Console:

* Model 414642
* ST Console Remote
* ST II wireless adapter

Console:
1.7.0 [edit]
released 24 May 2018

## History

*Main article: Direct/Reflecting cube speakers series II*

*Main article: Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module*

   *Main article: Model 414642 Control Console*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### SoundTouch

*Main article: SoundTouch*
*Main article: Model 414642 & SoundTouch*

A "SoundTouch wireless adapter" adds SoundTouch capabilities to the system. The adapter plugs into the "BoseLink in"/"BoseLink" port at the back of the control console. This powers the adapter and allows it to send sound to the receiver.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ Archive from Feb 19 2016 Soundbars adn Home Theater Systems
Thirty-three (Marlboro)

## Biography

A post-war relic Delia accidentally re-activates. While comprised entirely of bioengineered flesh and nanomachines, Thirty-three seems to display an unusual level of sentience and personality for an organism created entirely through science, unlike previous Conservators who were born naturally and later augmented. Little is known about his purpose outside of being designated a 'Conservator' - super-soldiers created over thirty years ago. His past is fragmented due to partial memory loss upon recovering from suspended animation and everything about him, right down to his name, comes from his close tether to Delia Heartsong. Because of this, there is a bit of an in-joke about how this lumbering gentle giant is something of a pet to the young Manx.

Only time will tell how his slowly returning memory will affect their unusual master-servant relationship. He gains the name Repthe from the quirky sound his master has made on occasion whenever surprised, as well as his surname from a passing remark she made upon seeing his Conservator powers for the very first time. His nickname, however, is a misspelling of the place where he was discovered: Marlborough Town.

### Attributes

While his quiet nature may belie truth, Thirty-three is quite possibly a tactical mastermind, capable of setting up elaborate plans steps ahead of his adversaries, all to make them seem as though a complete accident or happenstance.

Given his large size, largest of all known Conservators, he is a powerful hand-to-hand combatant and fairly agile for his stature as well. Beyond that, he possesses a Power known as **Lightning Eater** which enables him to store, amplify, and redirect electricity - housed directly inside his body.

Interestingly, Thirty-three features an unusual independent third eye which gives him a slight edge in combat as well as impeccable depth perception. His weapons of choice are his prosthetic arms, covered in protective hyper-dense alloy castings.
Automotive suspension system

Another area of research and development at Bose Corporation is two-state, non-linear power processing and conditioning. Several early patents were awarded to Amar Bose and other Bose engineers and this technology is one of the key elements in an innovative project that the company disclosed in 2004  after more than 20 years of research, an automobile suspension system that uses electromagnetic principles instead of the hydraulics that are common today. This system uses electromagnetic linear motors to raise or lower the wheels of an automobile in response to uneven bumps or potholes on the road. The wheels are raised when approaching a bump, or extended into a pothole, within milliseconds, thus keeping the vehicle steady. This technology is another application of Bose's active noise reduction technology for speakers and earphones. The unevenness of the road is sensed, and processed much like a sound wave. A canceling wave is generated, which is applied to the wheels through the linear motors. Bose expected the system to be available commercially on high-end luxury cars by 2009. In a French interview Bose even shows off the car jumping over an obstacle. Bose says that the system is "high cost" and heavy, even after nearly three decades, and $100 million, of development.

## References

1. ↑ Auto Tech "Better Living Through Curiosity"
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4. ↑ Inside Line "Bose Suspension"
5. ↑ Template:YouTube Go 3 minutes and 20 seconds into it to view the Car jumping with Bose Suspension
6. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>Shuldiner, Herb (November 30, 2007). "Bose Says Suspension Drawing Interest From OEMs". WardsAuto.com. Retrieved July 31, 2010.
CineMate 220 home theater system

Control Console:

* Model 414642
* Cinemate Console Remote

## History

### TrueSpace

This is technology built into the system that simulates surround sound from stereo or surround sound sources.

## Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module

*Main article: Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module*

## Model 414642 Control Console

   *Main article: Model 414642 Control Console*

### Connecting to a 4K TV

*Main article: Connecting a Cinemate/SoundTouch receiver to a 4K TV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### SoundTouch

*Main article: SoundTouch*
*Main article: Model 414642 & SoundTouch*

A "SoundTouch wireless adapter" adds SoundTouch capabilities to the system. The adapter plugs into the "BoseLink in"/"BoseLink" port at the back of the control console. This powers the adapter and allows it to send sound to the receiver.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.
Lifestyle Model 5 Music Center (CD5)

* Front
* Tray
* 3.5mm port

## Connecting to a modern HDTV

*Main article: Connecting a Lifestyle CD receiver to an HDTV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a modern HDTV.

## Features

### Connections

\*Numbers in **Bold** are 5.1 systems.

†Found in 5.1 systems released after 1999 (LS 8II, 12II, & 800)

### Audio Format Support

The Digital Coax 5.1 systems mentioned only support **Dolby Digital 5.1** and **PCM 2.0**. So change all audio setting on your 3rd party devices to **Bitstream** or **Dolby** and *avoid* DTS or PCM or LPCM sound options.

## A/B speakers

This system can share the same sound (such as CD, AM/FM tuner, TAPE, or AUX) to two different areas at the same time. A second RF remote control is needed to operate the other room of sound.
SoundTouch 130 home theater system

Control Console:

* Model 414642
* ST Console Remote
* ST II wireless adapter

Console:
1.7.0 [edit]
released 24 May 2018

Soundbars:

* SoundTouch 120
* Lifestyle ST 135

## History

### TrueSpace

This is technology built into the system that simulates surround sound from stereo or surround sound sources.

### FlexMount

Flexmount automatically determines if the soundbar is placed on a table or mounted on a wall. It then adjusts the audio accordingly, thus offering two choices for speaker placement.

## Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module

*Main article: Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module*

## Model 414642 Control Console

   *Main article: Model 414642 Control Console*

### Connecting to a 4K TV

*Main article: Connecting a Cinemate/SoundTouch receiver to a 4K TV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### SoundTouch

*Main article: SoundTouch*
*Main article: Model 414642 & SoundTouch*

A "SoundTouch wireless adapter" adds SoundTouch capabilities to the system. The adapter plugs into the "BoseLink in"/"BoseLink" port at the back of the control console. This powers the adapter and allows it to send sound to the receiver.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ Archive from Feb 19 2016 Soundbars and Home Theater systems
2. ↑ CNET Bose intros $2,500 sound bar system
CineMate 520 home theater system

Control Console:

* Model 414642
* Cinemate Console Remote

## History

*Main article: Direct/Reflecting cube speakers series II*

*Main article: Cinemate Wireless Acoustimass module*

   *Main article: Model 414642 Control Console*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### SoundTouch

*Main article: SoundTouch*
*Main article: Model 414642 & SoundTouch*

A "SoundTouch wireless adapter" adds SoundTouch capabilities to the system. The adapter plugs into the "BoseLink in"/"BoseLink" port at the back of the control console. This powers the adapter and allows it to send sound to the receiver.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ Archive from Jan 07 2015 CineMate 520 home theater system
Sunglasses and other wearables

## History

### Audio sunglasses Bluetooth headphones

The Bluetooth sunglasses were released in 2019 and come in two styles – Alto and Rondo. The sunglasses have open-ear audio, UVA/UVB protection, an integrated microphone, a Bluetooth range of 9 meters, and are also AR enabled. The battery can sustain up to 3.5 hours of streaming music playback and takes up to 2 hours to charge.

## References

1. ↑ < src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></>"Wearables by Bose – Classic Bluetooth® audio sunglasses". *www.bose.co.uk*. Retrieved 2020-03-23.