At home I have a BOSE cdplayer-radio, can I hook this satellite radio to it or I need to purchase speakers separately?
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If your radio already has speakers and fm you should be able to just set the fm tuner to a clear channel and play it they work even better if theres an auxillary port to plug in a cable. but if it has fm and speakets it will work.
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If you purchase the home kit it should hook right up using rca jacks in your unit... Hope that helps.
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I believe you can hook it to the cd/radio if you have aux. in jacks or you can always play it thru the radio by tuning it to the proper station.
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If your bose has a line in for audio, you may give it a try. All you need is a double male cord. You would still need to use your antennae for the sirrius radio.
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You could use a wireless internet radio adapter (search Grace Digital GDI IRA500 Wireless), but the speakers themselves need to be wired to your stereo.
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You would need to buy a separate Sirius/xm receiver which would plug into the back of the unit.
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If you have a device to plug it into. I purchased this stand alone speaker ( Creative D200 Bluetooth Speaker ) which has an accessory jack so I could use it for our satellite radio and bluetooth so we could linking our phones and tablets to listen to our own music.
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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
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With the Connect, you can use your own speakers. The Connect will work like any other device connected to your receiver. Enjoy!
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My 2 cents - If you just fried up the Bose 3-2-1, just get a new receiver and you should be able to use the speakers in 3-2-1 mode. OR Go to BJ's or Samsclub. My local BJ's has a Bose 3-2-1 or an Bose 3-2-1 like system with Bose speakers and Onkyo receiver (2.1channel only), for 400 dollars.
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Mine is plugged into a satellite radio and connects to my Bose speaker, if that helps...
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you can hook these speakers up to a non-bose receiver or amp which i've done before. You'll have to do some tinkering with the speaker wires to make it work. These bose speakers require the new connectors whcih you can purchase anywhere on amazon. The other end of the speaker wire would have to be plugged into your receiver or amp with banana connectors or other terminal ending. It's definitely easier if you connect them to a bose subwoofer but it's not a requirement. Hope this helps.
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You are correct in that this is not a stand alone component. It would have to hook into some sort of system that has speakers. For instance, I have a Bose Wave unit, and these hooked right into it. Your cost for a sound system depends on the quality you want. If you have separate units (your speakers are separate from your amplifier), then this unit would have to go through your amplifier. Other than that, I don't know what to tell you, as I am only marginally tech smart! I can tell you that this Sony unit is excellent for playing and for copying CDs. However, I find it easier to make CDs through my computer these days! You are correct in that this is not a stand alone component. It would have to hook into some sort of system that has speakers. For instance, I have a Bose Wave unit, and these hooked right into it. Your cost for a sound system depends on the quality you want. If you have separate units (your speakers are separate from your amplifier), then this unit would have to go through your amplifier. Other than that, I don't know what to tell you, as I am only marginally tech smart! I can tell you that this Sony unit is excellent for playing and for copying CDs. However, I find it easier to make CDs... » Read More You are correct in that this is not a stand alone component. It would have to hook into some sort of system that has speakers. For instance, I have a Bose Wave unit, and these hooked right into it. Your cost for a sound system depends on the quality you want. If you have separate units (your speakers are separate from your amplifier), then this unit would have to go through your amplifier. Other than that, I don't know what to tell you, as I am only marginally tech smart! I can tell you that this Sony unit is excellent for playing and for copying CDs. However, I find it easier to make CDs through my computer these days! « Show Less
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Yes you can only if you connect the satellite speakers directly through a AV receiver. Else, there'll be a performance issue.
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I connected to a Bose Companion Speaker system. I have also connected it to my amplifier and stereo speakers. Both I owned already. If you think about the Phorus like your iPhone or laptop, how would you connect those at your house today to play to speakers? Phorus also has speakers you can buy but not included with this.
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Yes, you can, although you don't really need speakers for it. I love this radio.
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Also the receiver you will require is part of the package. Take it out of the box, hook to TV as instructed. Place speakers and your set:).
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Yes absolutely, you should be able to, all satellite speakers run into acoustic mass, run all your speaker wires into this kit which is connected to your module.
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You will need speaker wire to go to all the speakers. I would suggest that you extend the wire antenna for better reception of radio signals. If you are in a remote area you will need an external antenna system, and finally, you will need the peripheral input devices such as record player, cassette player, CD player and perhaps TV audio inputs...all of these will need cables / wires to be connected to the Receiver amplifier. Good luck. I do not recall what provisions there are for external antennae.
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These speakers are great, but they are just like any other speaker as far as hook-up. They require standard speaker wire running from the amplifier. I am not certain, but I do not believe that your Bose Wave system has output for auxiliary speakers.