Bose needs to fix this issue. It’s hilarious how they’re defending all the Best Buy comments on this issue. I won’t buy Bose again and recommend do not buy their products.
I’ve owned this same sound system for the past 4 years and yes the popping noise does happen from time to time and it’s annoying. The only way I figured out to cancel out the popping noise is to connect it to a power outlet that’s ONLY powering up the subwoofer and NOTHING else . For example, if my wife forgets and plugs in a phone charger or lamp on the same outlet as the subwoofer the popping noise comes back.
I tried everything to fix the noise coming from my two Bose subwoofers without success. Both were making the same noise until I moved the power cable that was passing underneath both subwoofers. The power cable has to go straight back without passing by one side or underneath the box. This way, the two boxes never made the noise again
sent me bose module 700 back anyway because it makes separate sound or the speaker was loose in subwoofer I'm going to wait for other speaker from bose when it comes out I don't know when because I hear a lot of reviews that bose does subwoofer separately and this happened to me when I set the bass to level 100 I thought it was a waste of money so I wonder if another subwoofer will come out for bose without problems I did keep my bose soundbar 600
I know I'm having the same DAME problem 😕 mine started about 3 weeks ago out of no wear I have the soundbar 900 base module 700 and my popping sound happens randomly and it happens mostly when the sound is kinda low and when we are watching action movies and a quiet part comes in the move I get the popping sound so I'm going to try the 3.5 mm cord but I think this is software related this didn't happen intill the last software update
I have the same issue with my subwoofer 700, moving the subwoofer (literally ALL over the room in different spots) DID NOT help at all. No matter where I put it, I get this popping & crackling. It worked fine for about 2 years, then out of no where, this started. I was told to try & restart my wifi routers when this happens to fix it cause the routers are interfering with the signal. Not sure what wifi routers have to do with a bluetooth connection, but I’ll try that. I expect more from Bose than this. So angry at Bose right now. Last resort is to hard wire it to the Soundbar. We have our Soundbar up pretty high, so having a wire running down the middle of my living room is not ideal & defeats the purpose of buying wireless.
@@gamerbeans663Repositioning the module works for a short while. I had to purchase IsoAcoustics. You may check it out. It sold on Amazon for $139. That's the permanent fix for now.
I will try the 3.5 mm wire i hopes that fix the issues!! Honestly its very disappointing from bose ... we are paying a premium price for they equipments !! I am tired of the popping noise 🤬🤬🤬🤯🤯
Ive had the Bose 700 combo for 3 years and I've been through 3 soundbar and module replacements due to the popping.. They act like they never heard of the issue and just send me new units.. I'm 5 months into my 3rd replacement and the popping just started today.. I'm going to throw in the towel and request a refund! This is a high end BT unit that shouldn't have these issues. I'm done with Bose
I have the same issue with my bose sub500. 65 to 50 hertz is the typical popping frequency. Happens mostly during movies. Will need to call bose support 😞
Bose needs to fix this issue. It’s hilarious how they’re defending all the Best Buy comments on this issue. I won’t buy Bose again and recommend do not buy their products.
I’ve owned this same sound system for the past 4 years and yes the popping noise does happen from time to time and it’s annoying. The only way I figured out to cancel out the popping noise is to connect it to a power outlet that’s ONLY powering up the subwoofer and NOTHING else . For example, if my wife forgets and plugs in a phone charger or lamp on the same outlet as the subwoofer the popping noise comes back.
I tried everything to fix the noise coming from my two Bose subwoofers without success. Both were making the same noise until I moved the power cable that was passing underneath both subwoofers. The power cable has to go straight back without passing by one side or underneath the box. This way, the two boxes never made the noise again
I have the same issue.sorry I don’t understand your way.could you sand me a picture?
This is the permanent solution to the problem :
IsoAcoustics Subwoofer Isolation Stand: Aperta Sub. You can get it on Amazon
sent me bose module 700 back anyway because it makes separate sound or the speaker was loose in subwoofer I'm going to wait for other speaker from bose when it comes out I don't know when because I hear a lot of reviews that bose does subwoofer separately and this happened to me when I set the bass to level 100 I thought it was a waste of money so I wonder if another subwoofer will come out for bose without problems I did keep my bose soundbar 600
Were you able to get the popping noise to stop?
I have the same issue, my sub would make the popping noise regardless of the volume.
Yes, I was able to get it to stop permanently.
@@dellejesuniyi did you do anything special? I was reading through the comments to see if I can figure it out without asking.
Set your Bose wifi to 2.4ghz
@@dellejesuniyihow did you stop it from popping permanently?
DId you fix it? I found thread that it should be using 2.4hz wifi . Not 5G
Use a 3.5mm aux and plug it in to the acoustimass plug in to the acoustimass plug in on your soundbar. It fixed the issue for me
@@torontoroyalty647permanent? Or just connect once?🙇🏻♂️
this solved the problem. www.amazon.com/IsoAcoustics-Subwoofer-Isolation-Stand-Aperta/dp/B094YJF92Y
Did you manage to get it fixed? I have the same module and it's making the same noise as yours, just started happening today
Yes, I changed the position of the module and ran adaptIQ once again. It’s functioning properly presently.
I know I'm having the same DAME problem 😕 mine started about 3 weeks ago out of no wear I have the soundbar 900 base module 700 and my popping sound happens randomly and it happens mostly when the sound is kinda low and when we are watching action movies and a quiet part comes in the move I get the popping sound so I'm going to try the 3.5 mm cord but I think this is software related this didn't happen intill the last software update
Yes reposition your unit does help according to bose support
I have the same issue with my subwoofer 700, moving the subwoofer (literally ALL over the room in different spots) DID NOT help at all. No matter where I put it, I get this popping & crackling. It worked fine for about 2 years, then out of no where, this started. I was told to try & restart my wifi routers when this happens to fix it cause the routers are interfering with the signal. Not sure what wifi routers have to do with a bluetooth connection, but I’ll try that. I expect more from Bose than this. So angry at Bose right now. Last resort is to hard wire it to the Soundbar. We have our Soundbar up pretty high, so having a wire running down the middle of my living room is not ideal & defeats the purpose of buying wireless.
@@gamerbeans663Repositioning the module works for a short while. I had to purchase IsoAcoustics. You may check it out. It sold on Amazon for $139. That's the permanent fix for now.
i have the same problem when i turn up the volume and set the level to high. could you tell me how to solve it
I had to purchase a device called IsoACoustics. It sells on Amazon for $139. It totally eliminates the popping noise.
Mine does the same thing. Bose cord did not work. I’m done with Bose!
Only fix is to use the Bose 3.5 mm wire can’t be used wirelessly
I will try the 3.5 mm wire i hopes that fix the issues!! Honestly its very disappointing from bose ... we are paying a premium price for they equipments !! I am tired of the popping noise 🤬🤬🤬🤯🤯
@@maximilianomendoza1252 I agree so annoying 🤬
Ive had the Bose 700 combo for 3 years and I've been through 3 soundbar and module replacements due to the popping.. They act like they never heard of the issue and just send me new units.. I'm 5 months into my 3rd replacement and the popping just started today.. I'm going to throw in the towel and request a refund! This is a high end BT unit that shouldn't have these issues. I'm done with Bose
I have the same issue with my bose sub500. 65 to 50 hertz is the typical popping frequency. Happens mostly during movies. Will need to call bose support 😞