Mine was fixed by connecting the AUX cable from bass in to the SB bass. Gotta love the interner and those who share their issues. Wireless might gotten betten faster now days, but just like the internet, LAN will always be faster than any wireless connection. Always go wired people. just hide the cables nice and neat lol
You’re correct, it’s wifi interference. If it pops again and you don’t wanna switch routers, you can try putting the Bose setup on one network and other devices on another network. Or, you can try putting more distance between the module and router. I’m not sure why the 700 is so sensitive to interference, but it is. I think Bose should include the wire with the modules so owners have the option to connect that way.
They should definitely give more information about this issue, but all they said that the subwoofer is faulty so they haven’t got too much knowledge about this issue
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 700 Module subwoofer and mines was making the same noise. I wired it to the soundbar and it finally stop making that popping noise. I’ve since went back to wireless and so far so good no noise.
I had this issue as well and I simply moved the subwoofer further away fixed the problem
Mine was fixed by connecting the AUX cable from bass in to the SB bass. Gotta love the interner and those who share their issues. Wireless might gotten betten faster now days, but just like the internet, LAN will always be faster than any wireless connection. Always go wired people. just hide the cables nice and neat lol
You’re correct, it’s wifi interference. If it pops again and you don’t wanna switch routers, you can try putting the Bose setup on one network and other devices on another network. Or, you can try putting more distance between the module and router. I’m not sure why the 700 is so sensitive to interference, but it is. I think Bose should include the wire with the modules so owners have the option to connect that way.
They should definitely give more information about this issue, but all they said that the subwoofer is faulty so they haven’t got too much knowledge about this issue
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.
If you call Bose they will ship you a 15ft Aux cable to hardwire the bass module. They will tell you it is a known issue with certain radio frequency.
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What router do you have?
BT
just direct wired the base module to soundbar
There is this option
Yes
I have the 700 Module subwoofer and mines was making the same noise. I wired it to the soundbar and it finally stop making that popping noise. I’ve since went back to wireless and so far so good no noise.
which tv is this
Samsung crystal tv 75 inch I will make video about this tv later
i hv same problem lemme mov bass module furthee away and try.i hv google home router btw
just turn off wifi on soundbar
How is this gonna help?
@@realview8396 it stops the interference..
@@realview8396 LOL