NAC! Fwd: Bose radio "possessed"

[Chris Dyer]

Never ask a Bang & Olufsen guy what he thinks of Bose... ;)

I hope I'm not insulting your intelligence (I can't cuz I don't have any)
but consult your stereo manual/users guide. Could it be that it
saves/doesn't save certain tone settings or modes?  As far as CD tracks
skipping, could be your CD mechanism is hosed; or just dirty. Is the deck
firmly held in the dash? Maybe it's been knocked loose and is wiggling in
its mount.

I know that for home stereo, Bose's build quality is, well, not what it was
20 years ago. (i.e. Sanyo CD mechanisms)  Sound quality for cars, however,
is really good. Now Nakamichi has fallen off the high quality wagon as well.
Shame.

from chrisdyer at hotmail.com



>From: Andrew Duane USG <duane at hunch.zk3.dec.com>
>Reply-To: duane at zk3.dec.com
>To: quattro at audifans.com (Quattro List)
>Subject: Bose radio "possessed"
>Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2001 15:45:32 -0500 (EST)
>
>I have the Bose CD setup in my '00 A6Q, and I've noticed that
>sometimes it seems "possessed".
>
>At first, I thought I was imagining things, but I have *definitely*
>determined that it sometimes changes its tone controls (bass,
>treble, midrange) on its own, and will even occasionally flick
>stations or CD tracks up one. It sometimes seems to happen when
>I start the car, although I've noticed it happen on the CD when
>I'm just driving along.
>
>This happens maybe once a month.
>
>Anyone ever see anything like this? Do I need an exorcism?
>A better ground strap? A new stereo?
>
>--
>
>Andrew L. Duane (JOT-7)			duane at zk3.dec.com
>Compaq Computer Corporation		(603)-884-1294
>110 Spit Brook Road
>M/S ZKO3-3/U14
>Nashua, NH    03062-2698
>


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