Bose 901 Series III Direct Reflecting System Owner's Guide
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To set up your Bose 901 Series III speakers, place them about 12 inches from the rear wall and at least 18 inches from the side walls. Ensure the direct/reflecting speakers face towards the listening area and connect them to the Bose equalizer for balanced sound.
Connect the equalizer between your preamplifier and amplifier, using the tape monitor loop if available. Ensure the tape monitor switch is on when playing audio to apply the equalization.
Check all connections between the speakers, equalizer, and amplifier. Ensure the equalizer is properly connected and turned on. Verify that the amplifier is not overdriving the speakers and adjust the volume accordingly.
Dust the speakers regularly and use a damp cloth for cleaning. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures and humidity. Inspect the speaker cones and surrounds periodically for wear and tear.
Yes, the Bose 901 Series III speakers can be used with modern audio equipment. Ensure you have the necessary adapters for connecting the equalizer if your equipment lacks a tape monitor loop.
To replace a damaged speaker cone, remove the grille and unscrew the faulty speaker. Disconnect the wiring and install the new speaker cone by reversing the process. Ensure all connections are secure.
Check the power connection to ensure the equalizer is receiving power. Inspect all audio connections and replace any faulty cables. If problems persist, consult a professional technician for further diagnosis.
Use the equalizer to adjust bass and treble settings based on room acoustics. Experiment with speaker placement to find the best sound quality and make incremental adjustments to the equalizer settings.
When moving the speakers, handle them carefully to avoid damaging the speaker cones. Use the original packaging if available, and avoid exposing them to shocks or drops.
Play audio through the speakers and listen for any distortion or imbalance in sound. Check each speaker individually by disconnecting one at a time to ensure they all produce sound. Use test tones if available.