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I recently purchased a MAC Studio and it's amazing. However, I connected my old BOSE Companion 5 Multimedia speakers via USB and the connection keeps dropping. Every time it happens I have to unplug the USB from the MAC Studio and reconnect it, and then the speakers start working again. It is so frustrating. Can anyone help with this, please?
Thanks
Arthur
Mac Studio
It's terrible that Apple doesn't try harder to help their customers. As you see above, they try to blame the manufacturer. The speakers work with my MacBook Pro and my older iMac. I connect it to the new Mac Studio, and this problem happens. Then apple says it's BOSE's fault.
Some additional information to my last post. Note the Bose has nested under a USB2 Hub. Using an external hub is counter intuitive based on the Bose instructions but it has worked for me.
M.H.B.
If the speakers are working correctly on two other different Mac computers then surely the issue is with the Mac Studio and not with the manufacturer of the speaker!
I think I might try that but I agree it might be time for new speakers. However the BOSE ones are amazing!
Is this still working for you. As I tried this & it stopped video & music playing. Would load but not play
This $10 cable fixed it for me. It has been flawless for a month.
For me, the cable has been working flawlessly for some months now.
Ok I'll try this cable. As have tried 2 others in the past, with no success. One of them was a Neo, £30 in the uk.
I used a USB A-USB C adapter, problem solved :-)
Hi Marty,
Yes since I purchased a USB B to USB C cable, I have had no issues everything works fine.
BOSE C companion 5 multimedia speakers HELP
