To adjust your Bose rear speakers, which are typically referred to as surround speakers, you can control their level directly from your Bose system's menu.
Adjusting Your Bose Surround Speakers
The process for adjusting the volume or level of your surround (rear) speakers depends on your specific Bose system, but the primary methods involve using the system's interface.
Methods for Adjustment
Based on the provided information, the surround speaker level can be adjusted using one of two main interfaces:
- Using the Menu on Your TV: Access the system's settings menu that is displayed on your television screen. Navigate through the options to find the control for surround speaker level.
- Using the Display on the System Console: If your system has a separate console with a built-in display, you can navigate the menu options shown directly on that display to find and adjust the surround speaker level.
Note: Your system must be set to five-speaker mode to be able to adjust the surround speaker level.
Once you have finished making adjustments, you can exit the menu by pressing the Settings button.
Here's a quick overview of the adjustment methods:
| Method | Interface | Requirement | Exit Button |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adjust via TV Menu | TV Screen Display | Five-speaker mode | Settings |
| Adjust via Console Display | System Console Display | Five-speaker mode | Settings |
By utilizing either the menu displayed on your TV or the display on the system console, and ensuring your system is in the correct mode, you can effectively adjust the level of your Bose surround (rear) speakers to fine-tune your audio experience.
