How to Install Bose Speakers
By Greyson Ferguson
A Bose speaker has a small projector built into it facing the opposite side of the speaker grate. This allows audio waves to bounce and then expand as they exit the speaker, giving those listening to it a fuller, crisper sound over standard speakers. Because of this, Bose speakers are more expensive than most other brands, but the installation process is the same.
Position the speakers in the desired locations. If you are using a Bose surround-sound system, place the thin, wide speaker in the center of the room (or underneath your television, for example, which would be the focal, central place where you listen to the stereo). Place the subwoofer on the floor near the receiver, the two small satellite speakers at either side of the receiver and the final two satellite speakers behind the main seating area.
Run the wires from the speakers to the back of the Bose audio receiver.
Insert the wires into the specified connection ports. If attaching the speaker in the back right corner of the room, insert the wires into the "rear right" connection port. Press down on the small plastic lever next to the connection port to lock the wires into place. Connect all remaining speakers this way, in order of their location in the room.
Power on the Bose audio receiver. You can now begin listening to any connected audio devices.
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Greyson Ferguson is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in film and television. He currently resides in Lansing, Michigan where he works on independent film projects and writes for numerous publications. Ferguson primarily focuses on computer and electronic articles. Greyson produces TheDailyUpbeat.com, focusing on only upbeat news stories with daily updates.