mramcha
Old S3s are better. :-)
I've got the good old crackling front left speaker (which works when it is warm) problem.
I've followed all the instructions on previous threads and resoldered all the joints on the BOSE amp PCB.
It's not made a difference.
(I've tried 3 times, (I'm sick of solder sucking))
Is it possible that its NOT the BOSE Amp?
How would I test?
I was thinking of swapping lf and rf on the head unit to see if it is the head unit rather than the AMP.
Or does anyone have any better ideas?
I'm in Reading, so if anyone has a spare AMP hangin around that I could plug in and confirm that it works, that would be really cool.
I've gotten to the point where I can't bear to even turn the radio on any more.
Mike
I've followed all the instructions on previous threads and resoldered all the joints on the BOSE amp PCB.
It's not made a difference.
(I've tried 3 times, (I'm sick of solder sucking))
Is it possible that its NOT the BOSE Amp?
How would I test?
I was thinking of swapping lf and rf on the head unit to see if it is the head unit rather than the AMP.
Or does anyone have any better ideas?
I'm in Reading, so if anyone has a spare AMP hangin around that I could plug in and confirm that it works, that would be really cool.
I've gotten to the point where I can't bear to even turn the radio on any more.
Mike