does bose wave system III cd changer work with older model bose radio?
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NO....... even bose system 11 is not compatable with new system 111....in short nothing is interchangeable.
827049
I think it should work with any Bose system that has an FM radio....as long as there is a spot on the back to plug it in. Mine works wonderful....I haven't had one ounce of static since I got it.
45235
Not on model I purchased,but Bose may have added that feature to Wave,you would have to check with Bose
2274641
I read the entire manual and it didn't say anything about CD changers find out what kind of plug plugs into your radio from changer or ask stereo shop I think there are stereos that accept CD changers but CD changers are old tech. And may have to upgrade to deck with CD player
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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.
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This is not a stand alone unit. It needs to be connected to the newer Bose. My Bose is older, which had the flip open top for the CD and the unit does not work with this kind.
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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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Read my April 2014 Review for the full report.YES! I have three "BOSE Radio-CD" units.Two I bought in 2001. I use one in my Office Waiting Room & one in my Ante-Exam Room.One I bought in 2010.Six Months ago I moved into a New Home-Office, and my two 2001 Models did Not receive AM signals well.There are no external Lead-connections in a "BOSE Radio-CD."With this item, I am able to restore 100% AM signal strength to my two "BOSE" units.Read my Full report in my April 2014 Review.
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It works very well. I have two. But, you must update your Bose Wave Radio II with the update disc that comes with the CD changer. If you purchased it new, the disc will be in the package. If you did not receive the disc, you may need to contact Bose.
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Unfortunately it will not. Look for a Grom adapter that replaces the CD changer.
809859
I have an older Wave with CD. I know I was sent the wrong remote twice and had to return them. I'm not home or I would verify model and remote. Brian
1913900
Yes it does - it has three choices for aux inputs. They are labelled as DVD, Aux, and one more which has slipped my mind. I think they all three expect the same input level, but I haven't tried. I wired the aux outputs from my old Bose radio to the one labelled DVD and it works fine. (The Bose doesn't have the power to drive speakers).
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The Wave Multi-CD changer does not have any speakers or amplifier itself. It must plug in to the Bose Wave Radio that has a single CD player installed ( I think they call this the Bose Wave sound system). If a customer only has the Bose wave Radio alone, I know of no way to use the Multi-CD player as it was intended to be used. It comes with a CD setup disc that is used to reconfigure the firmware in the base radio unit such that it will `see' the new purchased unit. When setup is complete, the user will have the one CD slot in the radio, plus the 3 slots in the Multi-CD changer making 4 CD slots total. Call Bose if you have any questions. They have been very helpful. The Wave Multi-CD changer does not have any speakers or amplifier itself. It must plug in to the Bose Wave Radio that has a single CD player installed ( I think they call this the Bose Wave sound system). If a customer only has the Bose wave Radio alone, I know of no way to use the Multi-CD player as it was intended to be used. It comes with a CD setup disc that is used to reconfigure the firmware in the base radio unit such that it will `see' the new purchased unit. When setup is complete, the user will have the one CD slot in the radio, plus the 3 slots in the Multi-CD changer making 4 CD... » Read More The Wave Multi-CD changer does not have any speakers or amplifier itself. It must plug in to the Bose Wave Radio that has a single CD player installed ( I think they call this the Bose Wave sound system). If a customer only has the Bose wave Radio alone, I know of no way to use the Multi-CD player as it was intended to be used. It comes with a CD setup disc that is used to reconfigure the firmware in the base radio unit such that it will `see' the new purchased unit. When setup is complete, the user will have the one CD slot in the radio, plus the 3 slots in the Multi-CD changer making 4 CD slots total. Call Bose if you have any questions. They have been very helpful. « Show Less
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If I'm not mistaken, Bose uses RF to control thier units not IR. This remote is IR. You won't get RF universal remotes unless you spend $$$$
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I did not use this with a Bose Wave radio (I used it with a receiver). It should work well provided you have the necessary AM jacks on your radio (the two-wire ones like you'll find on the back of almost every receiver).
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The Bose wave radio/cd player has a LINE OUT RCA outlet so if your wireless speakers uses this connection (or get an adapter) it will work. I suggest to use the built-in speakers as they sound great
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I have a Wave II system and the multi cd changed works fine with that. Hope this helps.