Will this work for Bose speakers?
260680
Sorry, but I don't know if Bose speakers would work but I have successfully connected to a variety of BT devices and see no reason why a name brand like Bose would not work also.
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
895716
It should fit the Bose; unless you have a newer Bose model. Although my adaptor fits, I don't like the sound quality. I have two ipod charger/speaker systems which are much better; additionally I have a JBL speaker which is Excellent.
1942905
depends on what radio you are talking about and what connections it has. Also for most turntables you need to see whether it has a integrated phono preamp or not. This one does to the best of my knowledge and therefore would if you have RCA stereo connections on your bose radio.
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
1100730
You would have to purchase a special jack to hook to your Bose system. It does not come with the speaker. I would suggest you call Bose to ask what kind of jack would be needed.
1023171
Look on the bottom of your Bose System. There are different remotes but we figured out which one was compatible from the info underneath.
1185441
They do require an amplifier. Whether they would work with a Bose amp depends on the amp - is it only designed to work with Bose speakers or can it work with other speakers as well? The key spec is usually the amp's rating to work with speakers within a certain impedance range (e.g. 8 ohms). Also check the wattage ratings - you don't want a wide mismatch between the amp and speakers. Too strong an amp can blow the speakers at high volumes. Too weak an amp will lead to poor sound.
459253
Theoretically if it is the right size it should work. The Bose people said that the 3 black lines indicate audio capability. However, mine for some reason does not work. I haven't been able to travel to Bose shop an hour away to ask someone in person. I suggest you try and if it doesn't work send it back.
1020260
I tried it on a Bose, and it didn´t work....try the "coolstream" its way better
2175825
it worked with my Bose UB mini cube dual speakers.if you have a solid floor this will be better than on a carpet because it has the tendency to fall due to balance.perhaps it is because the base is not that heavy.
335702
I don't know. I would suggest that you either go to the Bose website or call them.
2198634
Hi, this Sony MDRE828LP/SLV uses the standard stereo mini plug (3.5 mm). If your Bose supports 3.5 mm jack, then it will work.-Ely
1096787
these are not wireless... you will have to run the wires from the radio to the back of the speaker.... i do not know if it will work for bose sound systems
1812106
I'm sure that it will work, but there will be a loss of volume. I tried it on a Bose deck and as I said there was a loss of volume,but it did work. If your Amp is strong there should not be a problem.
1840983
Bose is a different beast to the rest of the audio world!90% of the time you have to use Bose stuff to work with Bose stuff.I suggest you contact the manufacturing people of the devices ans see what they say...sorry
1882277
I used it to attach my Bose desktop speakers to my TV using the audio outputs since TV doesn't have a headphone plug. The only problem is the audio outputs have no volume control so I have control the volume via the speakers.