BOSS Audio question on XLR

[msrafd]

I just bought a 2010 XLR 23fbv with a BOSS audio system in it. There are two outside speakers on the toy hauler and I'm totally stumped as to how to turn them off and just listen to the inside speakers. Anyone know if there is a way to isolate them from the inside?

[jdpaxton]

Try using the left - right balance. Ours is backwards left to right and front to rear but it gets the job done.

[msrafd]

Thanks for the reply. I actually did play around with the fader and balance but it didn't work. Might have to put individual shutoff switches on the backs of the outdoor speakers.

[msrafd]

jdpaxton, you were right. I thought I had done both the balance and fader but I didn't go far enough on the fader adjustment. Thanks for your input and I'm sure anyone I'll be camping next to, in the future, thanks you too.

[jdpaxton]

No problem. It took me while to get ours figured out.

[pjnlorrie]

Our Vibe has the BOSS system. The manual shows using the fader (front to rear) to select inside or outside. Problem is, the inner and outer speakers on our unit share the same cabinet/box. Due to the acoustic coupling (ever see home stereo speakers with "passive woofers?") the unselected speakers always produce some sound-the pressure waves from the powered speakers move the speaker cones of the unpowered speakers. The higher the volume, the less difference between the inner and outer sound output. Even if a cutout switch is installed, if they share the same box, it will not make much difference.