is it compatible with bose solo unit?
1194125
Yes, I use it with my bose solo unit. It is much better than the little cheap control you get with the bose solo. This unit from amazoncontrols my tv, my vcr. I am going to get cable tv shortly and see if it will control the cable box. If not, out goes the cable company. I do not get cable because of too many remote controls needed. I use an indoor antenna clear stream and get about 25 channels in my area. No need for cable as I have netflex and connect to the tv with my wireless connection. This is the best way to go. I save $90 a month. That can rent a lot of movies from Amazon.
1194126
Mine came dead on arrival (DOA). So, I don't know if it is compatible with anything.
1798649
Based on the specs and the layout of the onkyo receiver it looks completely compatible. The bose speakers are driven by the bass via the receiver so looks like it would work great
979603
I can't be sure. This item is quite flexible though, and I was able to get a good fit on my Bose Quiet Comfort earphones, even though they were not listed as compatible. You could always return it if you can't get a good fit.
1589844
I'm not for positive but I don't think so, it won't work with our Bose Ihome I wudn't waste your money. Hope I was some help to you
246462
Nothing seemed to fit. I think you have to buy adaptor strictly from Bose. In which case I bought a new soundDock.
1801549
the unit hooks up to the bose radio unit which has speakers built in.Also, some units are nt compatable. Check with Bose for details
477331
No - Bose products are proprietary from what I have been told, only work within the Bose lineup.
1550183
I dont know either way. Reach out to Bose customer support, they'll point you in the right direction.
202837
Thang:Thanks for your reply. If I have understood you correctly, I would be able to use the single cube speakers that I have with my Bose system. The subwoofer special connection rules out using it with any other system except Bose. Thanks for your helpful information.Charles
747696
I don't believe, so it may depend on your model though, best to give your model no to bose they are pretty helpful
1320799
Yes. I am using it with this model number, and it works fine. You might also want to check this one on Amazon. I saw it after I bought mine. This other one presumably works, but this other one is more compact: HQRP AC Adapter for Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Speaker. But I can directly confirm that the Pwr+ will work.
3531
If it's the genuine Apple Lightning to 30 pin adaptor it will work with the Bose. Make sure you buy the genuine Apple product, though. There is a $24.99 part on Amazon which purports to be genuine Apple but is not. Your best bet in visiting an Apple store and purchasing there.
827886
Yes according to this linkhttp://www.bose.com/controller?url=/popup/tech_details/overlay_wave_ick_321_compatiblity.jsp
546644
Almost certainly not. Bose would definitely tell you no, but there is a slight chance it would work. You need to be sure about a few things first. Number 1 would be to make sure the wires from the Bose system don't have proprietary ends on them. This would make it difficult if not impossible to use third party speakers. Number 2 would be to verify Ohms and Watts on the Bose and this speaker. Bose is known for using oddball configurations on their equipment in an effort to pigeon hole you into using only their stuff. If both these points checkout then the third party speaker would probably work, but it may have a different sound profile than the rest of the Bose speakers... Almost certainly not. Bose would definitely tell you no, but there is a slight chance it would work. You need to be sure about a few things first. Number 1 would be to make sure the wires from the Bose system don't have proprietary ends on them. This would make it difficult if not impossible to use third party speakers. Number 2 would be to verify Ohms and Watts on the Bose and this speaker. Bose is known for using oddball configurations on their equipment in an effort to pigeon hole you into using only their stuff. If both these points checkout then the third party speaker would probably... » Read More Almost certainly not. Bose would definitely tell you no, but there is a slight chance it would work. You need to be sure about a few things first. Number 1 would be to make sure the wires from the Bose system don't have proprietary ends on them. This would make it difficult if not impossible to use third party speakers. Number 2 would be to verify Ohms and Watts on the Bose and this speaker. Bose is known for using oddball configurations on their equipment in an effort to pigeon hole you into using only their stuff. If both these points checkout then the third party speaker would probably work, but it may have a different sound profile than the rest of the Bose speakers... « Show Less
1463765
No. You have to use bare wire, which sucks. I'd still go for something better than Bose though.
1503048
I would only hope. Call BOSE customer service for a.straight answer. BOSE is known for purposely not making their equpment.compatible or expandable,.so you have to buy more. That.sucks!
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