compatible with Bose? Can I use this changer with my Bose radio. Have used a changer for years and it finally gave up.
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I am sorry no one answered you! This works with EVERY radio brand as it broadcasts to the radio like a FM station - it IS a FM station. just tune your radio to a specific frequency and it will pickup the CD player. It plays over your radio as if it was a personal broadcasting station with only your CDs. these are wonderful units.
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I am not sure, but I have found that it will work on my Sony alarm clock which is a powered unit. It doesn't work on my belkin adaptor to my stereo. I think it must be on the unit itself to work properly. I think it will work myself on the bose unit. Hope this helps. Works fine for me otherwise.
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The answer is, as long as the changer has RCA stereo output jacks, yes you could, but then the question becomes, why would you want to buy a piece of crap like this in the first place! It isn't even worth the low price it's advertised at!
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Yes this will work with any speaker . As long as you have a bose main unit .
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Sorry, i am not using it with Bose but i dont see à reason why it would not pair with it.
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Sorry for the late response but yes, the way you just said it is correct. Due to the special connection of the Bose subwoofer, it cannot be used with any other receivers.
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I know it works with onstar, and should most likely work with the bose system. This plugs into the back of your factory deck and your stock harness plugs into it.
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Yes I think this will work well with the Bose speakers!!This center speaker is a very good all around speaker!!
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No - the Bose blue tooth adaptor has a connector that plugs into the Bose radio using a socket usually used for connection to the Bose disk changer.
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If you have the same connection for an antenna that Bose has, I don't see why it wouldn't work...I have a Bose Wave radio so it did improve my reception..I think that the placement of your radio has a lot to do with it.
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I am not sure if your bose speaker is compatible with it - search the web for an answer. If it is, you should observe the blue and red light blinking right after you plug it in and then it should be available/discoverable for pairing.
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the Bose wave radio we have does NOT have a CD player so this remote did not work for us, so it might work for yours. The only way to be sure is to call Bose customer service, they will help you with that information.
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It should fit the Bose; unless you have a newer Bose model. Although my adaptor fits, I don't like the sound quality. I have two ipod charger/speaker systems which are much better; additionally I have a JBL speaker which is Excellent.
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I am unfamiliar with the Bose unit you have, but it looks like it is a speaker setup with bluetooth built in. Assuming that is the case, you will hook the Indigo device to whatever you want the source to be (TV, MP3 player, etc) and set the switch to transmit. The Indigo has a button on top that can be used to change the modes. Instructions will be provided with the Indigo that explain the modes. But if I remember correctly, you will hold the button about 5 seconds until the led flashes blue and red, indicating it is in a pairing mode. You will also set the Bose into a pairing mode, and the two should find each other. It may take a little fiddling, but it should work fine (even if you don't know how to play the fiddle :-)
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Look on the bottom of your Bose System. There are different remotes but we figured out which one was compatible from the info underneath.
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If I'm not mistaken, Bose uses RF to control thier units not IR. This remote is IR. You won't get RF universal remotes unless you spend $$$$
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none of the converters worked at all for me. i bought the lighting converter and then the extension and nothing. I tried on 3 different Bose products.