bose speaker repair guide done!

[Brett Dikeman]

The doc is pretty much done.  There are probably still some
grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, so on so forth...but it is 95%
there.  I will at some point either make pictures available
separately or include them in the docs themselves; I don't think
they're necessary per se.

One big note: it doesn't include component lists for the -rear-
speaker amps, mostly because I can't find my dead rear bose speaker I
had hanging around to crack it open and look at how -it- failed and
what components need replacing. I think one of mine might be going as
well as both fronts which I'm half way done repairing; I'm going to
pull one of the rears and open it up.

Please provide comments, corrections, etc privately(do not cc the list.)

As the page says, DO NOT use acrobat's web browser plugin to view the
PDF version if you're on Windows with internet explorer; save to your
hard disk, then open like a normal document; should open immediately.
Leave it to IE to be broken(Netscape, Opera etc work fine.)  Seems to
work fine on MacOS in-browser w/plugin and via Acrobat Reader itself,
and works fine in OS X Preview.  Same with both ghostscript and
Acrobat Reader on Linux.

Please do not bookmark the page you are taken to; bookmark the below
URL(it load balances among 3-4 servers automagically) if you really
want to bookmark something :-)

BTW, the PDF is -VERY- pretty and I highly recommend it over the HTML
version, it is only 150kB...

http://frank.mercea.net/cgi-bin/random_bose.cgi

Any comments, suggestions, corrections, etc will be greatly
appreciated, but again, send them privately(please!)

Brett
PS:the guide bears the usual disclaimers, your mileage may vary, use
at your own risk, offered in good faith, blah blah blah.
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