brandon101

Hey guys,

I did a search on this and tried to find someone with the same issue, but I didn't find a match. Recently, my drivers door speaker has been making this sort of hissing sound when it first comes on - I thought it was the lumbar deflating the first time I heard it. It would do that for a minute or so and work fine. Now it's not working at all, but it makes this hissing sound continually. It sounds sort of like radio static between stations. The volume doesn't go up and down with the rest of the system - it just makes a steady static sound but no music.

I'm in no position to replace the entire system, so I'm wondering if this is a speaker issue or perhaps an amp issue. As far as I know, everything is stock Bose. Anyone had these symptoms before?

Thanks,
Brandon

cyeung65

This is similar to a problem I had in a 1986 Corvette with Bose. I suspect it is amp related. In that car I had a hissing sound coming from the speakers when the system was turned off. It was caused by a stuck amp relay. Each Bose speaker was powered by a separate amp.