20 Most Recent Boss BV7970 CD Player Questions & Answers

Hi,
Some players are picky with certain cdrw/dvdrw discs. You might have to experiment with different brands/types for your discs. I used to have a cd player (teac) which would just refuse certain brands cd-r discs but play others just fine. I know it sounds odd, but once I noticed which ones work and which ones don't I never looked back.
Also, have the "problematic" discs been recorded on just one recorder? Have you tried playing discs recorded on a different recorder?
Also - I'm sure you've already tried it-it's always a good idea to clean the laser just in case.
Hope this helps+
Good luck,
Raf

It shouldn't do, but the final amp may run into an overload protection situation. Basically you are using the first amp as a pre-amp to the second amp. I have done this before way back in the 1970s. Start them running at low volume on both amps. Another outcome is distortion in the speakers, not from the lack of capacity of the speakers, but from the second amp straining from data from the pre-amp. https://www.google.com/search?q=Can+I+plug+one+stereo+and+amp+into+another+high+powered+amp ..

If original remote is not available, you can use Universal Remote Control for your product but Universal Remote Control will require programming for your product.

It's a inexpensive amp, and poorly made. the amplifier failed. you won't be able to fix it unless you open it up and happen to have a degree in electrical engineering, or have the schematics to that particular amp and access to the parts like the transistors/finals and power supply bits to replace the damaged parts. chances are you blew mosfet(s) in that case the amp is a paperweight. Sorry for the bad news. I had a couple of Boss amps and after second one fried went with another brand. Ck out amps on Azon. Best to you.

It's possible that the Boss Audio BB8 unit may work without the remote control dial, but it's best to check the manual or contact the manufacturer to be sure. As for the RCA outputs, it's best to use an RCA output if your stock tuner does not have RCA outputs. You can either purchase the harness for high input or the variable LOC and convert it to RCA. However, the best option for you depends on the specific requirements of your system and the compatibility of the equipment. It's always a good idea consult the manual before making any changes to your car audio system.

You may be able to find a replacement harness for the Boss BV9967B at an electronics store or online retailer. Some options for purchasing a replacement harness include checking with the manufacturer, contacting a Boss dealer or distributor, or searching online marketplaces such as Amazon or eBay. You may also be able to find a universal wiring harness that can be used with the Boss BV9967B. These types of harnesses are designed to be compatible with a variety of head units and can often be used as a replacement for a specific manufacturer's harness. It is important to make sure that you purchase a wiring harness that is compatible with the Boss BV9967B and the specific vehicle in which it will be installed. Make sure to check the fitment information and any applicable compatibility notes before making a purchase.

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Refer to the following link: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/423496/Boss-Audio-Systems-Cd-3030r.html?page=4#manual. Page 4 remove head unit. Disassemble head unit to determine what is jamming he CD.

Page 9 of the manual says it goes into Bluetooth Search when you power it on, so get your phone searching and then power the radio on. Pretty much every Bluetooth unit I have come across needs a button pressed to send out the signal.https://www.bossaudio.com/manual/BV6656B_EN_UM.PDFI don't like this mention of a 'Hands Free Kit' or that is says 'pairs to *most* mobile phones'.Bluetooth Features:Built-in Bluetooth technology for hands-free talking and audio streamingBluetooth Profiles Supported:HFP: Hands Free Profile allows a hands-free car kit to connect to a compatible mobile phoneA2DP: Advanced Audio Distribution Profile allows high quality audio to be streamed from an audio device to the car stereoWorks with most Bluetooth enabled cell phonesIncludes a built-in microphone for clear, convenient, distortion-free talking..

As it is 4kW (peak music power) into 1 Ohm you may get 1kW (peak music power) into 3 Ohms. Peak Music Power is four times the actual power as it is only for a split second. About 800W RMS, (if you are lucky).

What was the outcome of this one? I am having the same issue. I have tried all possibilities with the wires in the back.

If the mic is too close to the speakers, you get feedback. The easiest test for that cause is to unplug the mic. Lowering the volume could help if it is in fact feedback.

its like that for good reasons

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No blue wire?

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Are the AV cords (the colored ones) plugged in all the way or in the correct holes

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i have a boss BV9986BI when i hook it up it lights up blue but wont turn on at all