YOUR RESEARCHBOSE /something not right
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hey everyone! after being to the dealer to do some fixing of the motor of the window, my BOSE sounds kinda weird. /fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/sad_smile.gifsort of 2 dimensional, feels like some channels are missing, although all the speakers seem to work. any ideas? it sort of sounds like a speaker that has not been pluggen 100% in, if you know what i mean. All comments very wellcome, nick
They removed a door panel and it sounds like they disturbed the connection to the speaker in the door. Add this to the list of things they will fix when you return the car. Unfortunate that you have to make a second trip, but it sounds like one step forward and two steps back.
are you listening to the am/fm stations of your cd player/ I have found in fm and the signal is weak I get the 2 dimensional sound but it ges away as the signal gets stronger
actually 2 feel that the problem occures on both occasions, but is more noticable with the radio. listening to cd, and then adding 'surround' makes the voice of the singer go way in the background, but sometimes it comes back again sounding like computer altered (sort of like those cher songs in the 90´). does Bose have a central processor, which distributes the sound between all the speakers?
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