Bose front spkr squawk. A plus!!!!..

[Chuck Pierce]

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As as everyone has challenges with their Bose System. Having an Avant
sounds pretty good, even if the sound system is not as good

Chuck
91 20v Avant
95 525i
86 325e
76 2002 x2 project + parts

Mike Miller wrote:

>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Kneale Brownson" <knotnook at traverse.com>
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>>At 03:04 PM 11/22/2002 -0500, Phil Rose wrote:
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>>>BTW, is there an easy (read: without door disassembly) to deactivate a
>>>front speaker until there's time to repair it? I don't recall (and doubt)
>>>if there are seperate connectors at the rear of the head unit for front
>>>and back speakers.
>>>Phil
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>>C'mon, Phil, it's an Audi.  You have to remove the entire door trim in
>>order to remove the speaker to get to the connector, which is
>>inconveniently tucked into a space in the back of the speaker.
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>Easy way - just start cutting wires til the speaker goes dead  - have window
>rolled up first<g>  Seriously, if you knew which wires they were, it might
>be easier to cut the wires and splice em later on. I am not sure if you
>could just remove a wire from the harness on the radio connector plug in
>back of the radio.
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>One of my fronts make a *very* high pitched whine after being on for about
>20 mins. Doing anything that affects the voltage ( like stepping on the
>brakes, turning head lights on/off, etc) changes the frequency ( lowers) of
>the whine. It is constant volume also.
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>Let me know what you figure out as I may want to just disable my fronts
>also.
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>mike miller
>helmville mt
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