#BOSE FREESPACE SPEAKERS INSTALL#

It is worth adjusting EQ to weight in favour of a base heavy sound (I guess not much of a surprise for wall mounted outdoor speakers). Re volume issues mentioned in the historic posts, with this connect amp/251 setup sound is fairly thin but perfectly audible up to around 45-50% on the sonos app volume control and from then on the base starts coming in and balances out the sound nicely. There doesn't seem to be any additional components involved and there is around 7 meters of cable to the furthest speaker - just the amp, cables and speakers and all working fine.

#BOSE FREESPACE SPEAKERS INSTALL#

Just make sure that the amps have adequate free space above them for - Apologies for the limited amount of help I can give as I did not install the setup but I can confirm that the connect amp is definitely compatible with a pair of Bose 251s if installed correctly and using the correct cabling per the Bose manual (am listening to it working right now). Even up to 100% isn't a problem, but it is good to have a 20% cushion. If you are obtaining desired sound levels at up to 80%, there is nothing to worry. If none of the above is an answer, put it down to speaker performance in the places they have been installed, and get used to running the amp volume sliders in the 50%-100% range. In which case, the solution is to replace with an appropriate core thickness cable for the length, if what follows further down doesn't work.Īre you seeing the issue with a few albums or with all? If the former, then it is down to the way those albums are recorded, and there is no solution for this. I have an 'issue' with the volume.įor clarity, does your issue arise in exactly the same way with both Amp+Speaker combinations? If yes, it almost certainly is not a product defect - except if your speaker wires are with a core that is not thick enough for the length of the cable. I currently have 2 Connect:Amp's both running two different sets of Bose Freespace 51 outdoor speakers.

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