Will this work to connect a Bose stereo to tv to get audio through the Bose?
1974356
I have no idea what sort of connection that is. This cable has two male 3.5mm headphone connections. For an AV setup, I doubt that's what you need.
1974357
if they're headphone jacks, of course it will....... as long as the jack on the tv is for output.
1974358
The jack will fit into the aux port of the Bose Wave III, but it depends on what kind of output your TV has. For example, my Sony Bravia has an RCA jack output, so I have a cable with this 3.5mm on one end, and the RCA connection on the other. I also have the 3 CD changer, so I have to unplug that from the aux when I want to make the audio connection.
1974359
It really depends on if your hdtv has the audio and video output connect to connect with the bose system.
808382
If the plug end of the Bose headphones is a typical stereo 3.5mm male connector, it should work. But remember this connector reduces down 3.5mm to 2.5mm. I use it to make a connection from an older LG cell phone. Most headphone ports are 1/8" (3.5mm) Stereo. I ordered 2 but only 1 worked to give full stereo. Trashed the other, only one side worked. So it was the correct device to buy, but you have to get a good manufactured connector. It was all in the quality
1723898
Hi S., the available connections on the Sony Stereo Receiver are HDMI in and out, Optical in, Coaxial in, Audio In and out, Component Video in, Composite Video in, and USB. Check with your Bose speakers if it supports any of those connections. -Vincent
1982118
Sassy, we have the speakers connected to the Samsung TV. Our Bose is also connected to the TV. If you have a plug on the Bose to plug in the speaker 'adapter' then this will work on the Bose.
1583013
yes it does. I was able to connect my TV with Bose system using the optical audio output.
1011856
Yes. It should transmit from the headphone jack. I personally plug this device in my TV audio out jack and connect it to my Bose ae2w. It works great!
792875
I'm not sure. I bought it thinking it would work on my Bose sound dock, but my Bose was old enough that it didn't provide power to the receiver. If you have a newer iPod or iPhone, see if it charges that first before buying. I couldn't return the receiver once I opened it.
2196869
It should. I used it to run the audio from a Panasonic television to both a Bose Solo and Sennheiser headphones and could listen to both at the same time. The headphones did not have optical inputs, so the splitter connected to a digital to analog converter before connecting to the headphones.
422378
I have two BOSE speakers with a left and right cable, can i connect these cables to this adapter and then the adapter to my tv to get audio on my speakers from the tv?
1421715
No it will not. The device won't even work with devices that have an interface system. So anything that looks to the device for music information will not work. But a Bose sound dock would work fine
1304630
The only brand that it didn't work is Sony so yes it should fine on your Bose........ enjoy the freedom of Bluetooth MERRY CHRISTMAS
382102
Nope. This particular item is an adapter for making specialized runs of hdmi. It's hdmi on one end and the other is a whole bunch of pins that mate up with a special extension cable just for this purpose.This link has some general information about video and audio connections: http://worldwide.bose.com/productsupport/en_us/web/article_498_making_your_audio_and_video_connections/page.html If you post some more specific info about what equipment you have, that would help narrow down what direction you need to head towards :-)
1113511
Yes, this should work but make sure you plug in the correct end into your TV, but I'm not sure what your audio receiver has to do with it.
1895228
It will if your TV has analog audio INPUT (very few do - most only have audio output). This device is used to obtain an audio signal from something like a smartphone or tablet that supports Bluetooth and send that audio to some kind of speaker system. I use mine in my car where I keep it plugged into the radio's auxiliary input.
126529
Yes it will, I use it to connect my Bose to my PC with separate mic and headphone jacks.
1995472
Yeah, it would, but this is really more for applications where you're starting with a 3.5mm headphone jack as the source. Your cable box and stereo probably have RCA jacks, so I'd look for one that takes them in and then outputs the 3.5mm you probably need for the stereo. Given the price of this thing, I'd probably look for an RCA switch and then step down the output to 3.5mm with a cable. Probably would save you some money.
632378
You need to have inputs for the jacks to go in. Not sure if the Bose has that. I hooked mine up to a stereo receiver and it worked really well. Hope you can get yours to work as Bose speakers are the best!