What can I do to eliminate whistling with ear plug? null

my audiologist said ear wax can cause feedback. Solution, clean the excess wax out of your ears using an APPROVED system.

I have occasionally had this problem too, but it hasn’t been severe. First, make sure that you have the app on your phone or other device and that it’s connected to your hearphones since that gives you the most control. Second, check to see that the earpieces are inserted snugly into your ear canal. Then adjust the volume and bass levels to diminish or eliminate the whistling. The volume/bass adjustment might take some time to reach optimal levels for both. If all of that fails, contact customer service. Good luck!

That whistling is the feedback of your fingers rubbing against the earpiece as you insert it in your ear. You notice it stops as soon as the earpiece is placed securely in the year. You might try putting the pieces in your ear first and then turning the Bose on.

I on a few occasions get an intermitant (every 5-15 seconds ) squeak in my left ear piece on first turnon. I mess with on/off, earpiece, ears and app and it goes away. Not sure why. Suspect maybe something touching microphone grill. Hairy ears??

Hello, Frank. Thank you for your question. For the best assistance, we encourage you to reach out to our Bose Hearphone Support team at 1-800-761-2673. They'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. Kind regards. Ashley - Bose Support

As per Bose; because I reached out to them for that very same question, you may need to select a different ear plug replacement. Perhaps a medium if you’re using small or a large if you’re using medium. Secondly this really applies when you have the world sound (microphone) on. If you have the microphone on mute you shouldn’t experience any feedback or whistling noises. I hope this helps.

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my audiologist said ear wax can cause feedback. Solution, clean the excess wax out of your ears using an APPROVED system.
Answered by boselew 6 years ago
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I have occasionally had this problem too, but it hasn’t been severe. First, make sure that you have the app on your phone or other device and that it’s connected to your hearphones since that gives you the most control. Second, check to see that the earpieces are inserted snugly into your ear canal. Then adjust the volume and bass levels to diminish or eliminate the whistling. The volume/bass adjustment might take some time to reach optimal levels for both. If all of that fails, contact customer service. Good luck!
Answered by Billsanswer 7 years ago
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That whistling is the feedback of your fingers rubbing against the earpiece as you insert it in your ear. You notice it stops as soon as the earpiece is placed securely in the year. You might try putting the pieces in your ear first and then turning the Bose on.
Answered by DiamondJim 6 years ago
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I on a few occasions get an intermitant (every 5-15 seconds ) squeak in my left ear piece on first turnon. I mess with on/off, earpiece, ears and app and it goes away. Not sure why. Suspect maybe something touching microphone grill. Hairy ears??
Answered by Mick 7 years ago
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Hello, Frank. Thank you for your question. For the best assistance, we encourage you to reach out to our Bose Hearphone Support team at 1-800-761-2673. They'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. Kind regards. Ashley - Bose Support
Answered by Bose Support 7 years ago
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As per Bose; because I reached out to them for that very same question, you may need to select a different ear plug replacement. Perhaps a medium if you’re using small or a large if you’re using medium. Secondly this really applies when you have the world sound (microphone) on. If you have the microphone on mute you shouldn’t experience any feedback or whistling noises. I hope this helps.
Answered by Magnanimous 7 years ago
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