Subject	Yes, but the caps will melt again
Posted by	s3trios on May 03, 2010 at 9:47 AM
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In Reply To	It can be done if you match the values posted by BigTDogg (MA) on May 03, 2010 at 09:05 AM
Message	It's a known problem on these Bose amps, they go with old age. Invest the $ into a newer system.
Follow Ups	Is there a way to rebuild the BOSE pre amp / speakers? - elcid 08:46:52 05/03/10 It can be done if you match the values - BigTDogg (MA) 09:05:12 05/03/10 Call Bose directly @ 508-766-9524 - huey24nissan(NC) 09:47:39 05/03/10 Yes, but the caps will melt again - s3trios 09:47:46 05/03/10 All OEM quality caps will leak with time. It's a price - BigTDogg (MA) 10:24:36 05/03/10 How about if a stereo repair company replaces the caps? - ZXoltan 10:43:50 05/03/10 They'd also have to be moisture and vibration resitant - BigTDogg (MA) 10:53:46 05/03/10 Listen to BigTDogg...I know where he worked. :) (n/m) - scottyfender 12:25:15 05/03/10 Or alternately just upgrade your stereo... - CameronSF 13:45:34 05/03/10 how many caps and what are the values? - mossyoak 14:11:15 05/03/10 why do other manufacturers not have the cap. problem? - TTkeeper 16:51:09 05/03/10 To the best of my knowledge (and my knowledge is quite - BigTDogg (MA) 22:14:42 05/03/10
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