Apparently no-one is reading these posts. Just today, again, the volume on my Bose Sound-touch speaker group shot to 100% out of the blue.
Spotify music was playing to a group of 4 Sound-touch speakers (ST 300, a 20, a 10 and a 10) controlled by an iOS device running current version of iOS. Yes, the soundtouch app was open in the background on the iOS device (because the speakers had to be grouped). Yes, the Spotify app was open in the background on the device (because the correct music playlist had to be selected).
The music had been playing at a set volume for an extended period (an hour or so).
The foreground app, at the time of the error, was the iOS voicemail app. I was playing back a voicemail and adjusted the volume of the phone in order to adjust the volume of the voicemail. Suddenly the Bose Sound speaker that had been the main speaker in the group of 4 (the Soundtouch Soundbar 300) shot to 100% volume.
It took several moments to control the situation since none of the apps that could control the Soundtouch system were in the foreground on the phone.
I wonder if Bose would have replaced my system had the speaker blown? (Clearly this is a manufacturer's defect that has gone unresolved - unacknowledged even by Bose.)
Anyone listening? (This has been happening intermittently for the past 4 years on all my SoundTouch speakers - and documented dozens of time on this forum. My speakers have been reset countless times - added and removed from my ST account - amount rebuilt - etc.)
