Can I use th FiiO W1 Wireless Audio Link Lossless Transmitter/Receiver to connect Bose QC3 headphones to a FiOS set top box (or TV)?
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Yes, the receiver side has a 3.5mm jack to plug the Bose headphone into. The FiiO W1 transmitter will connect to the FiOS set top box. Use the optical or coaxial digital out for best quality sound.
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Normally the transmitter connects with a TV using the supplied 3.5mm-to-RCA cable to the red & whhite AUDIO OUT jacks on back of TV. However, if your TV doesn't have an AUDIO OUT, then you can use the other supplied 3.5mm audio cable to connect to the TV's headphone jack. If your TV has neither, then this speaker system isn't for you.
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The FiiO D3 Digital to Analog converter does work since my Vizio LED TV only has a digital output. I use it for my wireless stereo headphone set since my wife does not like a loud TV and gives good quality sound.
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A connect allowed me to hook up my rOnkyo receiver & speakers. I still needed a bridge for all the wireless sonos speakers. Hope that helps
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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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Sorry I don't know because I don't have a sound link 3 only have sound link mini. Ask Bose.
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Yes, you need to buy an optical to RCA converter as I did...FIIO D3 (D03K) Digital to Analog Audio Converter with SMI Gold Plated 6ft Optical TOSLink Cable and RCA-to-3.5MM Audio Cable- 192kHz/24bit Optical and Coaxial DAC
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I don't think so. AIS01F is a receiver, not a transmitter. It receives signals via BT and outputs through the audio jack. For instance, my car does not have BT streaming I connect the AIS01F to the AUX Audio IN so I can stream audio from my Phone to the car audio system.
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No; however, look for same style that has Optical "Out" and RCA "In". That way you can plug the RCA cables from your Bose Surround Sound system into the input side of the device and use the optical cable to move the sound to your TV.
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You would need an Infra Red transmitter to work wirelessly. You can plug in to an audio output and be tied to a spot.
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Depends on the bose model you buy. The first model only linked with wifi the sound link 2 only links with Bluetooth!
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There is no Bose solution. The bracket that comes with the T1 as well as the cable are meant to link it to the larger systems. Not sure why there is not an T1 option from Bose that includes a power supply and bracket to use the L1. There are mic stand adapters that are not well reviewed.
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Not sure, as I have never had a Bose, but logically, I would think so. Although, if you are talking about the Bose Wave, you may have to buy an Audio Y Cable Splitter (1-Mini Plug male to 2-RCA Plugs) to achieve the connection. These are not expensive. I'm assuming you are wanting to listen to CDs through your Bose, right? You might still want to route it all through a TV, so you can see and use the menus... Hope this helps and Happy New Year!
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This unit is ONLY a changer. You MUST have A Bose Music System III to use this unit. Connecting to a NON-Bose system is not possible.
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Not that I know of. Works great for BT audio from devices. Get yourself a pair of SONY wireless headphones, their about $100 they go into left and right audio and have a wireless transmitter/charge cradle. The price point and performance of this receiver is a hidden gem in the market. You will love this receiver.
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The receiver connects via a red and white RCA, or via 1/8" line-in. In my case, I do not use a component receiver. I connect Bose speakers directly to the Brightech, and it works great. We then stream Rdio either Android, iPhone, Kindle Fire, or iPad.
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It works only with the Creative Labs transmitter. You connect any audio source with an RCA or 3mm pin audio cable to the transmitter. The transmitter then wirelessly streams to the receiver which can be connected to an audio tuner/amplifier or directly to a speaker with audio inputs. Great for streaming from one transmitter to multiple receivers in different rooms. Cheaper than Sonos. Works great for me and sound quality is super. Sad you can't get them easily to buy anymore.