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Sudden problem with Bose rear enclosure speakers

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YOUR RESEARCHSudden problem with Bose rear enclosure speakers

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Check wiring connections and everything seems fine

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I've checked the wiring connections and everything seems fine.
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Check wiring connections and everything seems fine

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I've checked the wiring connections and everything seems fine.
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POST 1Original post

I have a 2005 987 Boxster with the Bose system, all stock. This afternoon, when I turned on the system, the rear speaker enclosure was making a loud, distorted noise, which does not change when I turn the volume up and down. When I turn the volume up, the front speakers come on, but are skewed toward high end as though the crossover is sending all the power to the subwoofer. I've checked the wiring connections and everything seems fine. The system worked fine earlier today, so this was just a sudden change. Any ideas?

POST 2Original post

Sounds like the amp may have kicked the bucket. As for fixing it, no help there.

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