I purchased this cable and it does not fit in the auxiliary input of my Bose Wave. It only fits in the headphones input. Am I out of luck?
895716
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.
895717
It worked fine for me. The Bose cannot have the CD changer attached, it must plug right into the basic unit.
895718
It fits in the Aux. In of my Bose Wave radio. Works well with my iPhone 4. Very pleased with this product.
895719
I use the Aux In connection on my Wave Radio II and it works well in terms of playing from an older iphone. You will get an alert that the connection is not fully compatible but I ok out of that and move on.
1550183
I dont know either way. Reach out to Bose customer support, they'll point you in the right direction.
335702
I don't know. I would suggest that you either go to the Bose website or call them.
1436136
That is a Bose question that I cannot answer. If your Bose has what is called RCA connectors on the back then the answer is yes. The RCA input would be color coded, one red and one white and would be labeled AUX In or TAPE In or CD In. Good luck.
1423814
That is what I bought it for. Fit was so tight I thought it would break the port. I do not recommend for the portable. Maybe you have to get the Bose.
2079128
The wave connect kit was sold out everywhere. Bose confirmed they couldn't keep them in stock. I am going to purchase a second kit.
907143
I don't know much about connectors. We used the cable to connect the bose headphones to an iPad. The connections are the same on both ends of the cable if that helps.
1795563
If you have 3.5" port then it will plug to it. I use this for my samsung note 8, samsung note hp and windows tablet and works well. This audio cable can only be used with Bose Quiet Comfort headphone.
276325
I looked for one, but I counldn't find one. You'll just have to use the auxiliary input tha's on the back of it. Just buy a cable that has the same 1/8" plug on both ends, it looks like the plug on your head phones that you use with your iPod. Hope I was of some help Bonnie.
1885632
Probably not, this is designed for the Wave II. Give Bose a call and ask them to verify.
181038
Dear Ronald, Thank you for your question regarding our 3.5mm Male to Male Stereo Audio Cable. We're sorry this cable will not fit beats headphones. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any other questions or concerns. Thanks, BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com
737092
If you can use a stereo headphone jack from your device, then that can get plugged into the auxillary input. Any Radioshack type store should have this type of cable for you.
1013943
It didnt work on my infiniti m35x. It also didnt work at all on a bose 30 pin home dock. I dont know if it was just broken or just a pos. My phone recognized it but nothing played. So ill try another cheap option. I wouldn't buy it again obviously.
1885287
It's not an issue since the bose unit will only pull from the adapter what it needs. Not the other way around.
1140676
It doesn't look like it to me. They connect with adapters. Perhaps a Bose store can help you. Good luck!
1365638
Really this is just an "inline" volume control so I would say it's likely it will work. I've found phone manufacturers usually have good compatibility with 3rd party earphone and audio accessories. BTW, you must plug the Bose device into the actual phone and then plug the headphone cable into that. If you do it any other way it won't work. I was trying to use this with my ski helment and I initally made the mistake of plugging the device into the helment first and it didn't work. Phone first, then device into the phone jack then the headphones into the device.
1605000
I'm not sure it will work. My suggestion is to check with Bose online to see if it's a match. Sorry I couldn't be of further assistance..