[Steve[_17_]]

Hello to all! New here to this group so forgive me if I ask a dumb
question.... I have a Bose single CD player that I have had for about
6 or so years. It sounds good "when it wants to play." Some CD's
play with no problem at all. Some won't play at all. Some will play
if I keep forwarding tracks and stopping and starting and even then it
takes a long time to get them to play. Once I finally get the subborn
ones to play, they will then usually play through all the tracks.
Then next time I go to play that CD the drill will start all over
again. These are all pretty much high quality CD's to begin with. I
have tried cleaning the CD's with the right cleaning solutions and
from center out to edge and playing a CD cleaner disc. Nothing seems
to help so far. I have other cheaper portable CD players and have
never had a problem playing the same CD's. I really like the sound of
the Bose but it is getting to be a headache to play it. Help
please... I suppose I could send it in to Bose but they would
probably charge big bucks to tune up. Is there something I could do
myself to tune it? Thanks in advance!
Steve

[Trevor Wilson[_2_]]

"Steve" wrote in message
...
Hello to all! New here to this group so forgive me if I ask a dumb
question.... I have a Bose single CD player that I have had for about
6 or so years. It sounds good "when it wants to play." Some CD's
play with no problem at all. Some won't play at all. Some will play
if I keep forwarding tracks and stopping and starting and even then it
takes a long time to get them to play. Once I finally get the subborn
ones to play, they will then usually play through all the tracks.
Then next time I go to play that CD the drill will start all over
again. These are all pretty much high quality CD's to begin with. I
have tried cleaning the CD's with the right cleaning solutions and
from center out to edge and playing a CD cleaner disc. Nothing seems
to help so far. I have other cheaper portable CD players and have
never had a problem playing the same CD's. I really like the sound of
the Bose but it is getting to be a headache to play it. Help
please... I suppose I could send it in to Bose but they would
probably charge big bucks to tune up. Is there something I could do
myself to tune it? Thanks in advance!

**It probably requires a new laser. Send it to a reputable repair guy. Bose
don't make their own lasers, so there is a high probability that your system
uses a generic laser.

Trevor Wilson

[Steve[_17_]]

On Jan 24, 2:30*pm, "Trevor Wilson"
wrote:
**It probably requires a new laser. Send it to a reputable repair guy. Bose
don't make their own lasers, so there is a high probability that your system
uses a generic laser.

Trevor Wilson- Hide quoted text -

Thanks for the info!
Steve

[Arny Krueger]

"Steve" wrote in message

Hello to all! New here to this group so forgive me if I
ask a dumb question.... I have a Bose single CD player
that I have had for about 6 or so years. It sounds good
"when it wants to play." Some CD's play with no problem
at all. Some won't play at all. Some will play if I
keep forwarding tracks and stopping and starting and even
then it takes a long time to get them to play. Once I
finally get the subborn ones to play, they will then
usually play through all the tracks. Then next time I go
to play that CD the drill will start all over again.
These are all pretty much high quality CD's to begin
with. I have tried cleaning the CD's with the right
cleaning solutions and from center out to edge and
playing a CD cleaner disc. Nothing seems to help so far.
I have other cheaper portable CD players and have never
had a problem playing the same CD's. I really like the
sound of the Bose but it is getting to be a headache to
play it. Help please... I suppose I could send it in to
Bose but they would probably charge big bucks to tune up.
Is there something I could do myself to tune it? Thanks
in advance!

Get a good separate CD or DVD player, and hook it to the aux inputs.

[Norman M. Schwartz]

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Steve" wrote in message

Hello to all! New here to this group so forgive me if I
ask a dumb question.... I have a Bose single CD player
that I have had for about 6 or so years. It sounds good
"when it wants to play." Some CD's play with no problem
at all. Some won't play at all. Some will play if I
keep forwarding tracks and stopping and starting and even
then it takes a long time to get them to play. Once I
finally get the subborn ones to play, they will then
usually play through all the tracks. Then next time I go
to play that CD the drill will start all over again.
These are all pretty much high quality CD's to begin
with. I have tried cleaning the CD's with the right
cleaning solutions and from center out to edge and
playing a CD cleaner disc. Nothing seems to help so far.
I have other cheaper portable CD players and have never
had a problem playing the same CD's. I really like the
sound of the Bose but it is getting to be a headache to
play it. Help please... I suppose I could send it in to
Bose but they would probably charge big bucks to tune up.
Is there something I could do myself to tune it? Thanks
in advance!

Get a good separate CD or DVD player, and hook it to the aux inputs.
And moreover, one having a better more informative display panel than does
the original Bose Wave/Radio CD!