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<blockquote data-quote="chscag" data-source="post: 1625710" data-attributes="member: 46727">I have a set of large Bose series IV speakers along with their graphic equalizer.&nbsp; These speakers when purchased new sold for well over $600.00 a set.&nbsp; After using them several years, I noticed the sound quality became &quot;fuzzy&quot;. To make a long story short, I removed the front cover on both speakers and was shocked to see that the cones had literally fell apart.I sent a letter to Bose in Boston, MA and they wrote back that they did not recommend repairing them but they would gladly give me a $100 discount on a new set.&nbsp; What absolute BS. I found a speaker repair specialist in Dallas who would re-cone them but he was too expensive.&nbsp; The speakers are now sitting in my living room as decorations.&nbsp; My wife uses the chrome steel stands they came with to hold flowers.So don't talk to me about Bose or that they're quality, because they're not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chscag, post: 1625710, member: 46727"] I have a set of large Bose series IV speakers along with their graphic equalizer. These speakers when purchased new sold for well over $600.00 a set. After using them several years, I noticed the sound quality became "fuzzy". To make a long story short, I removed the front cover on both speakers and was shocked to see that the cones had literally fell apart. I sent a letter to Bose in Boston, MA and they wrote back that they did not recommend repairing them but they would gladly give me a $100 discount on a new set. What absolute BS. I found a speaker repair specialist in Dallas who would re-cone them but he was too expensive. The speakers are now sitting in my living room as decorations. My wife uses the chrome steel stands they came with to hold flowers. So don't talk to me about Bose or that they're quality, because they're not. [/QUOTE]

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