Can you use the Sound Touch 30 with the Bose 251 Environmental Speakers?
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How do you plan to connect the two together? Does Bose 251 support airplay? If so, then yes you could.
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In the spring (hopefully by the end of March) Bose is coming out with a SoundTouch compatible amp called the SA-4. This amp will create another Soundtouch zone and power your favorite speakers including outdoor 251's, Acoustimas 5(cubes) or 301s. http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/wifi_music_systems/soundtouch_stereo/soundtouch_sa4/index.jsp Source: I work for Bose
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In the spring (hopefully by the end of March) Bose is coming out with a SoundTouch compatible amp called the SA-4. This amp will create another Soundtouch zone and power your favorite speakers including outdoor 251's, Acoustimas 5(cubes) or 301s. http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/wifi_music_systems/soundtouch_stereo/soundtouch_sa4/index.jspSource: I work for Bose
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No, because the SoundTouch doesn't have an audio OUT. So even if the 251 Speakers used AirPlay signals, the SoundTouch RECEIVES signals but does not project them to speakers.
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Yes you can, as long as your Bose speaker has a iphone4/iPod Dock.This cord is perfect Becarful when unplugging from the phone the cord does have a lock so you have to squeeze both sides of the connection to unlock
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No, but you could feed the Pandora audio into the aux input of the Bose. I would go the web site and inquire and/or go to a computer store and ask.
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you can get an adapter that will change 30 pin to lightening connector, and it has a aux jack in the back, it does not work with Bluetooth adapeters. My advice would be to purchase a Bluetooth speaker so your not limited to the older technology of this unit. ecogear has a great unit for far less. it may not look as cool but it has nice sound, its portable and waterproof. plus it's wireless!
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Sort of - you could buy a Lightning - 30-pin adapter. However, at that point, you might as well just buy an adapter that works for the Touch. Did you try Bluetooth to your audio system?
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No. You have to use bare wire, which sucks. I'd still go for something better than Bose though.
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Can't think of any reason it would not work. I have found it difficult to match Bose with non Bose speakers in many applications. I think you will be pleased with the results
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Yes. You can plug the RCA type red & white cables from the turntable into the "aux" inputs on your Bose radio and it will work.
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I have the original Bose which is 6 years olds. I learned after a little research that the original Bose won't work with it but the newer ones will. I would only be able to assume if your dock speaker is iPhone compatible, it would. My Bose was designed to work with the old pre-iPhone iPod. Wish it would have worked though, the Bose sits in a closet unused. This solution would have been perfect to resurrect the Bose dock in the bathroom to help get the blood pumping in the AM!
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No. I use it on speakers which have the older iPhone 30 pin connector. Now I can connect any iPhone or iPod to the speaker via Bluetooth.
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I apologize for the late response. I do not know if this item will work with a BOSE Sound Dock because I do not own one.
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If you are extending the controller box, it will work. It will not work for the lifestyle, audio connectors. Bose uses the smaller diameter 9 pin cable for that application.
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I do not know. I have a 15 year old regular Bose and the "clicker" did not work on that model. I returned it to Amazon and got a full refund.
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Good speaker cables will work and connect to your receiver. I am very pleased with the sound of my Bose 301 speakers.
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I use it with a Bose Sound Dock II and it works fine. But a friend of mine has a MOBILE BOSE SOUND DOCK (don't know the series) and it doesn't work well. It has a knocking sound in the background
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It depends. The Bose Wave SoundTouch has an Auxiliary input. So if your CD changer has an Auxiliary output then all you need is an Auxiliary cable to connect the two and it will work. The only draw back from this is that you would need to use two remotes. The Bose remote to turn the speaker on, adjust volume, and switch to Auxiliary input, and then you would use the CD changer remote to play, pause, and switch CD's.
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I am not sure because I am not familiar with the system you have but I can tell you what I have learned since receiving my 7th Generation IPOD, it does not have the regular 30 pin plug in. I had a speaker with 30 pin and bought an adaptor, still did not work, so I ended up buying a blue tooth capable speaker. Works great this way.