How to Repair Nuance Speaker Subwoofers

You can connect Bose Nuance speakers to just about any stereo system.

The Bose Nuance Spatial 3 speakers are small stereo speakers that have an attached base, allowing you to position the speakers in just about any location in your room. The speakers have a built-in subwoofer that helps improve the depth of the sound. However, if the subwoofers are not producing accurate audio, you need to troubleshoot the equipment to fix the playback issues you are running into.

Things You'll Need

• Electrical tape

Instructions

1. Look at the wires running from the speakers to your receiver. If the wires are damaged in any sort of way (such as cut), the subwoofers might not produce accurate audio. Cover the exposed wire with electrical tape to correct the problem.

2. Inspect the connection point on the stereo receiver. If the wire is not completely inserted into the stereo you are going to receive poor audio playback. Insert the wires completely into the connection port to correct the problem.

3. Remove any debris that is stuck on the subwoofer. If you have anything stuck on the speakers, it might rattle during playback, giving off a distorted audio signal.

4. Place the Bose Nuance speakers on a hard surface. If the speakers are on carpet or any other soft material, the sound might be muffled.

References

• Bose Quiet Comfort 3