Help!!! Speakers ALL died at once
 

I was listening to the radio and they all crapped out... I thout it was the station, nope, all dead, AM/FM/SAT, auxiliary is dead too...


Any ideas?



I have a 2009 Sport/Touring/Nav
And everything OEM

:confused: damn

fuse? bose amp?

Checked the fuses, all good

Does the Bose amp have it's OWN fuse?




BTW, the nav screen and EVERYTHING else works as it should

just goggling i see a few people that relate the no sound to the bose amp fuse blowing... but i dont have a 370z diagram

My bad, let me google it, I didn't know the nose amp had it's own separate fuse in the back...
I did try googling "all speakers died 370Z" and various forms of that but they were all that the rears died

well i didn't see anything about the 370z specifically just that when people had all there speakers die at once people were saying it was the bose amp and to check the fuse... didn't mean to tell you to google it, i was just tyring to find a a solution to your problem lol. ask bigaudio... im sure hell know.

Lol, I'm usually an advocate to tell newbies to google things, so I thought I did my do diligence

I don't want to unbolt the Bose amp in the back without KNOWING it has once... Soooooo.... Yeahhhhh... I just wonder of anyone else has had this problem... Lol

I can't speak specifically of the 350 or the 370, but I'm pretty sure the amp does not have its own fuse onboard the amp itself... Matt would be the one to answer that question. It sounds like you may be getting into some serious troubleshooting here.

Thanks all!
Somehow the bítch started up fine today!!!
:tup:

Sounds like a loose wire/connector.
Or a nut loose on the controls. :P

I think it is a loose nut behind the wheel.:icon17:

:icon18: what he said.

My money is on another dying/dead bose amp.

But it would just start back up again?