we have 3indoor/outdoor speakers for deck-they are hooked to a Bose wave system.they give distortion/static bad-we have tried moving them around the deck but it doesn't help.we tried both batteries and the nine volt power adapter-nothing seems to work-what can we do to make it sound better??we have changed the channel on the transmitter from 1 to 2.we used the auto tune button on the speakers as well as the remote with no better results-please help
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Aug 24, 2009
- clarification request-yes they are wireless speakers and have terrible distortion.one speaker is about 25 ft and the other 2 are about 45 ft away from the base unit
I would suggest moving them close to the base unit (if you havent already) to see if that improves the sound quality. If so, then you know you have some kind of interference in the area. Also, what output are you using from the BOSE? If you are using a headphone output or other variable output, you may be overloading the input circuit of the wireless base unit. Try turning down the volume on the BOSE or connecting to a different output.
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