Great video thanks! A video where someone show's how I could mess the thing up is much more helpful than a video where a pro just repairs the thing as it isn't a challenge at all.
To put the drivers in ear cups like factory installation, only use 3M™ Yellow Super Weatherstrip and Gasket Adhesive (available in auto stores mostly). Air leakage will cause weak base and distortion at high volumes.
@@ValouIka it is the hard part of the process. Same for me with heat didn’t work well so I had to almost break it. I use lots of force and a knife or screw driver. Doesn’t matter if you damage the cover inside since it is inside no one will see.
Sorry, I didn't see you left this comment. Check the comment I replied to Klaudius Kiko. Also, I see you left another comment about putting it back together. Glad that worked for you.
Thanks for this video! I was able to replace a speaker on a QQ15 the same way. I'm interested if there is any way at all to repair one of these speakers, I had about as much success as this video did.
Thanks for posting this. I like many experienced the same thing, and was wondering where exactly the issue was. How is the quality of that driver? Do you have a link to the Driver you purchased?
I replaced the right speaker and while it sounds just as good as new, i realized that side isn't blocking as much noise passively. It kind of distorts the sound a tiny bit. Did you glue it back on all the way? or perhaps it was my speaker orientation.
Dan.k I did not. I used just enough to hold it closed in case I wanted to open again. Sounds like the wire soldering is good since you aren't getting feedback. Perhaps the quality is the generic speaker? Not sure on this one.
@@loganp5744 To put the drivers in ear cups like factory installation, only use 3M™ Yellow Super Weatherstrip and Gasket Adhesive (available in auto stores mostly). Air leakage will cause weak base and distortion at high volumes.
I tried using the number on the speaker but couldn't find anything with it. I never did try to reach out to Boss directly though but imagine they would probably be hesitant.
Have you replaced both speaker or just on the right side? How is the sound quality? Is there a difference between the left side (with the original speaker) and right side (with a noname speaker)? The noise cancelling works also like before?
@@franzcatch To put the drivers in ear cups like factory installation, only use 3M™ Yellow Super Weatherstrip and Gasket Adhesive (available in auto stores mostly). Air leakage will cause weak base and distortion at high volumes.
I only got feedback when the wires are not correct. Make sure to watch the whole video because I go into detail about the correct wire placement. Also, make sure the internal microphones are placed exactly the same as they were before you started taking everything apart (I believe there are 2). When I was taking things apart, I don't think I had to adjust the microphones at all, but one is right there and could have been bumped. Also make sure you are using a fully charged battery. Hope this helps.
Great video thanks! A video where someone show's how I could mess the thing up is much more helpful than a video where a pro just repairs the thing as it isn't a challenge at all.
Thanks for posting. I wondered why there was bad feedback on the replacement speakers and I did have to switch the wires.
It would be great to see a teardown of the Bose A20 noise cancelling aviation headsets to see how they work and are assembled.
To put the drivers in ear cups like factory installation, only use 3M™ Yellow Super Weatherstrip and Gasket Adhesive (available in auto stores mostly). Air leakage will cause weak base and distortion at high volumes.
Nice. Saw another video which mentioned paper and was able to "fix" mine in this way.
Thanks it helped me to change speaker for QC35.
How did you manage to remove the speaker cover? I really can't find any way to remove that thing, even after heating it.
@@ValouIka it is the hard part of the process. Same for me with heat didn’t work well so I had to almost break it. I use lots of force and a knife or screw driver. Doesn’t matter if you damage the cover inside since it is inside no one will see.
My copper wasn't in that pos, I solved it by putting a tiny peice of rubber in between the membrane and the white/black plastic. It works flawlessly
Help, I get feedback anyway I solder it? Red to +, gold to -, and viva-Versa. I have tried another replacement speaker and same thing
Sorry, I didn't see you left this comment. Check the comment I replied to Klaudius Kiko. Also, I see you left another comment about putting it back together. Glad that worked for you.
i just reseated my chord and strangley it worked
great video thanks ! new speaker works well but swith on "noise reduction" button, the speaker screams ! Do you have an idea ?
Your wires might be on the wrong sides. Made some comments at the end about the same thing happening to me.
@@franzcatch thanks a lot! It is now working !
Thanks for this video! I was able to replace a speaker on a QQ15 the same way. I'm interested if there is any way at all to repair one of these speakers, I had about as much success as this video did.
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Thanks for posting this. I like many experienced the same thing, and was wondering where exactly the issue was. How is the quality of that driver? Do you have a link to the Driver you purchased?
Works great. No complaints. ebay seller no longer offering these. Can probably find one there pretty easily though.
I replaced the right speaker and while it sounds just as good as new, i realized that side isn't blocking as much noise passively. It kind of distorts the sound a tiny bit. Did you glue it back on all the way? or perhaps it was my speaker orientation.
Dan.k I did not. I used just enough to hold it closed in case I wanted to open again. Sounds like the wire soldering is good since you aren't getting feedback. Perhaps the quality is the generic speaker? Not sure on this one.
Same here, did you every resolve this?
I just solved it by glueing it with gorilla glue! I know I'm super late but I hope this is helpful for someone!
@@loganp5744 To put the drivers in ear cups like factory installation, only use 3M™ Yellow Super Weatherstrip and Gasket Adhesive (available in auto stores mostly). Air leakage will cause weak base and distortion at high volumes.
Does anyone have a reference to original speaker part used by Bose in the QC15 ?
I tried using the number on the speaker but couldn't find anything with it. I never did try to reach out to Boss directly though but imagine they would probably be hesitant.
@@franzcatch I reached out to them but they gave me zero information.In other words they just sent me to buy a new pair :/
where did you buy the speaker i have the same problem
Got it from eBay. Was just a generic one. But the description said it was for my model.
Actually all you have to do is put it back together and feedback goes. Must be something to do with sensors.
Rory JEFFCOCK Yup. I ran into something similar and figured the same.
I also need such a speaker. do you have a product number? or where I can order it
Thx
B. Lödmann Just search the Bose model number with "replacement speaker" on eBay. And select a seller that seems reputable.
Have you replaced both speaker or just on the right side? How is the sound quality? Is there a difference between the left side (with the original speaker) and right side (with a noname speaker)? The noise cancelling works also like before?
No Name Only replaced the one side. Don't notice any sound difference between the two. Noise cancelling works as before.
Great! Thank you for the fast response!
@@franzcatch To put the drivers in ear cups like factory installation, only use 3M™ Yellow Super Weatherstrip and Gasket Adhesive (available in auto stores mostly). Air leakage will cause weak base and distortion at high volumes.
does this method work with the LEFT SIDE aswell?
I haven't tried. Please let us know if you do and how similar/different it is.
@@franzcatch will do
@@franzcatch seemed to have worked pretty well, been using them for a while now
i have the same prob with my logitech headphones
How is the bass???
I don't notice any difference
I failed, too much heat and impossible to fit battery now
Sorry to hear that. I was almost in the same boat.
same problem .....
I only got feedback when the wires are not correct. Make sure to watch the whole video because I go into detail about the correct wire placement. Also, make sure the internal microphones are placed exactly the same as they were before you started taking everything apart (I believe there are 2). When I was taking things apart, I don't think I had to adjust the microphones at all, but one is right there and could have been bumped. Also make sure you are using a fully charged battery. Hope this helps.
YOU MADE A VIDEO JUST TO TELL US THAT?