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Bass/Treble balance on Bose Lifestyle 5

The bass on our home entertainment system is really dominant -- the room shakes but we can hardly hear the voice center channel.  We have tried amplifying the center channel with a separate speaker.  What I really need is a simple balance control to lower the bass on the big woofer unit.
Anybody know how?

  • ggonzalezriv Mar 02, 2009

    Sorry, this is a Lifetyle 5 -- it's an analog Bose system that predates the ones with online menus....

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You need to go into your menu and set the "MOVIE EQ" to your liking. That is where your bass/treble balance is on a Lifestyle system.

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