Have a look at the hi-fi magazines. They have plenty of reviews of them.
Or you can just do an Amazon search and select by customer reviews. I tend to to do this with all electrical stuff anyway. Even if I don't buy from Amazon. The customer reviews, when in large numbers can give clues to how good or reliable anything is.
SOURCE: Bose Wave AW1 need to know how to safely disassemble it.
Since I was not able to find either an owner's manual, a repair
manual,a schematic, or any other help for disassembling or repairing a
BoseWave model AW1 online, I had to just experiment with trying to fix
theproblem I had with it. Bose also would not accept the unit to
bereturned for repair because they said it was too old. They
wouldonly offer a small trade in amount on a purchase of a new
replacementunit.
So,
I first tried removing all the screws on the bottom of the unit tosee
how it might be disassembled. While I was able to get thebottom
of the unit removed by unplugging four connectors, that did notprovide
access to the upper portion of the unit.
Next, I removed
screws on each side and across the back of the unit andthat allowed the
top portion of the unit to come loose, but not yet beremoved because a
cassette tape was still stuck inside. At this point,I concluded that
since the unit was not working any way, I may as well(gently) try to
force open the cassette lid. That sort of workedin that it broke
the cassette, but fortunately did not break the Bose.I was then able to
slide off the cassette slot lid, remove thecassette, and then remove
the top part of the Bose case.
To my great relief, I
found that this action relieved whatever wascausing the buttons on top
of the Bose to not work, and they apparentlybecame reset and working
properly. Just getting the stuckcassette tape out of the unit
seemed to allow all of the buttons thathad quit working to work
again. I don't know if the cassette tapewill work or not, but
since my main objective was to get the inputbutton to work, I may not
even bother with trying to get the cassettetape to work again.
I'll try to post a photo atwww.upquick.com/view/bose.jpg
SOURCE: Bose Wave System CD does not eject
Just unplug your power supply for 3 hours to reset the unit and to dissipetate power surges.
Hope it may helps;
SOURCE: adding turntable to bose music wave system
Hiya, sad to say it wont work even with the correct plugs. If you really need/want to get it going, you will need a RIIA pre amp to use to convert the turntable levels to an acceptable level for the bose. Once you have that, then get the correct matching plugs for the bose (sames guys that supply the preamp should be able to help). Suggest a google search in your area "RIIA PREAMP" and see who supplys.
Best of luck
SOURCE: I have a bose acoustic wave,single disc model
Had the same problem. Mine the cd drive got out of alignment. Sorry to say the fix is to have it replaced. BOSE will do this for about $150. Typically this includes the one year service agreement, a full system "tune up" and a one year warrenty.
Call BOSE and they will take care of you.
"PHONO" is the only designated connection on a receiver that is literal and exclusive. Nothing but PHONO will work right on it and old-school turntables would require it to preamplify the tiny current produced by a Phono cartridge.
BUT, modern turntables like your come with their own preamplifiers, so they MUST be connected to a garden variety Line Level input like AUX (anything BUT Phono or it will overload).
http://www.needledoctor.com/Ion-LP-Dock-Turntable?sc=7&category=16189
"LP DOCK also has a line-level output for connecting to any home stereo with an AUX input"
As far as WHY your amplifier isn't making da music, that could be whole 'nother problem.
We'd need more details about it and the speakers to go there.
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