Can this be used for soundlink III
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This is made for the soundlink mobile first generation. It will not work for the soundlink III.
514080
Yes it can - the Soundlink can be set up as its own wifi hub (press and hold the reset button) and you can connect your Apple devices direct to the Sounlink.
1549684
Yes it can. I have my sound system hooked up to my ps3, eveything you need comes with the system.
1032832
as long as you have an auxiliary for headphones it will workthat's the whole that's 3.5 millimeter
1642474
Yes, nearly all audio devices have 3.5mm ports which are standard. This has a 3.5mm jack so yes it is compatible.
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i dont see any reason why you couldn't. its design is made to fit computers, mp3s, home stereo. you will be please of the quality of sound control....hope this helps.....t
1540559
yea as long as its 3.5 mm headphone jack. i guess you could use an adapter if you find one
750269
Yes it can. It has a normal 3.5 mm jack which allows it to be used with most standard audio devices
811481
Don't know. I use it to connect to my hearing aids. It's Bluetooth, and any Bluetooth device should connect to it.
459253
Theoretically if it is the right size it should work. The Bose people said that the 3 black lines indicate audio capability. However, mine for some reason does not work. I haven't been able to travel to Bose shop an hour away to ask someone in person. I suggest you try and if it doesn't work send it back.
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It will work with SoundLink I - if you have upgraded to the bi-fold cover offered by Bose. This is right from mfg.'s website.
766209
I agree with the response about connections. This product did not fit my SoundDock. I solved the problem by purchasing the correct power supply directly from Bose.
647232
In my experience, this only works if the 3.5mm jack is also optical audio as well. For example: I used this with the Apple Airport Express for audio.
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Sorry but i only test my soundlink with My Sony SP smartphone and My notebook Sony, and it works perfect.
552129
Not sure about that particular adapter. There are adapters for PCMCIA to USB available, though. Your best bet is to get a Soundblaster card that connects directly to USB.
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for a 3.5mm "jack", this should work quite well .... why not call SanDisk (1-866-SANDISK (726-3475)
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Yes, you can plug an audio source into the transmitter via the 3.5mm port but you will only get analog stereo, not surround sound. For surround sound you need to use digital optical.