Bose Acoustimas with error 10 - Bose Lifestyle 28 System

Just make sure they all have the correct impedance to match your system. Such as 8 ohm or 16 ohm. Sometimes the speaker inputs are marked with the correct ohm value

your acoustimas requires you to connect all speakers outputs to it first then to the speakers.

the acoustimas box has a power cable.
their is a cable from the acousimas (subwoofer) to the dvd plaver, the power supply is included in this cable
otherwise check site http://www.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/og_321_2.pdf

You can make a serial cable for it. All you need is a 15-pin d-type female connector and a bunch of speaker wire. Solder the speaker wire as shown in my diagram.

I would start to check from the audio amplifier ICs section. Most probably the Audio Amplifier IC faulty but there are many version of Bose Wave radio and therefore couple of Audio amplifier ICs have been used namely TDA 7374, TDA 7375 and more.

Hope this may help but you will disappointed. as heard from some pro, your amp will blow up the bose cube if direct connected to them, they are powering down your output to fit their tiny speaker. My understanding was you have to hook up everything to the bose module. They don't like to play with others.

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Hi, I have just had the same problem and the advice from BOSE was to turn everything off and disconnect the sub from the main unit, wait 10 mins and turn everything back on, making sure to turn the sub on first.

As it happens i then noticed I had connected the sub via the BOSE link speakers plug to the main unit rather than the correct "MAIN" socket. - so if you are reading this you know I am a fool! But the sound now works.

Basically BOSE confirmed the reason for error 10 is that the main unit is not detecting the sub and speakers.

Anyway, I hope my foolish mistake, helps save time and blushes for anyone reading this link.

J.

you cannot hook a bose system up with any other system not even another bose

ok.. i will check it there...

thanks..

Go into the parameters setting for your receiver and make sure that your levels are at least matching all outputs. If this is not the case, suspect wiring or a problem with the amplifier. Oh, and last but not least, make sure that the receiver has at least the "speaker A" option switched on...accordianman