Will this work with 'Boston BA 7900 5.1 surround sound' speakers that are 10 years old?
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This is a piece of hardware in your computer. It will function with any speakers. What it requires, however, to reveal itself fully, is more than one pair of speakers. Its purpose is to create sound all around. IE multiple speaker locations.
926744
i think if the 5.1 speaker is work good, the sound card work good with your speaker 5.1i think it is not important that is 10 years old
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I have no specific knowledge of the Boston Accoustics speakers which you mention. I can only say this, like any computer sound card, the output is line level audio and cannot drive any speaker without an amplifier. If your speakers were designed for comuter use they should work just fine. Surround speakers designed for computers have built in amplifiers, usually built into the subwoofer cabinet. Home stereo speakers do not. A set of speakers designed for a home theatre would require several channels of external amplification and would require some basic knowledge of how to connect stereo components together.
926746
I have no specific knowledge of the Boston Accoustics speakers which you mention. I can only say this, like any computer sound card, the output is line level audio and cannot drive any speaker without an amplifier. If your speakers were designed for comuter use they should work just fine. Surround speakers designed for computers have built in amplifiers, usually built into the subwoofer cabinet. Home stereo speakers do not. A set of speakers designed for a home theatre would require several channels of external amplification and would require some basic knowledge of how to connect stereo components together. I have no specific knowledge of the Boston Accoustics speakers which you mention. I can only say this, like any computer sound card, the output is line level audio and cannot drive any speaker without an amplifier. If your speakers were designed for comuter use they should work just fine. Surround speakers designed for computers have built in amplifiers, usually built into the subwoofer cabinet. Home stereo speakers do not. A set of speakers designed for a home theatre would require several channels of external amplification and would require some basic knowledge of how to connect stereo... » Read More I have no specific knowledge of the Boston Accoustics speakers which you mention. I can only say this, like any computer sound card, the output is line level audio and cannot drive any speaker without an amplifier. If your speakers were designed for comuter use they should work just fine. Surround speakers designed for computers have built in amplifiers, usually built into the subwoofer cabinet. Home stereo speakers do not. A set of speakers designed for a home theatre would require several channels of external amplification and would require some basic knowledge of how to connect stereo components together. « Show Less
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I have mine connected to my turntable, tape deck, CD player and receiver, all of which are minimum of 20 years old or older and I have no problem. I take into consideration that these speakers are not top of the line Bose, but they do pretty well. I'm happy with them.
1079691
You can ask an auto parts place or junk yard if they are the same speakers from the oldest models and if they are, they will probably fit. Hope this help.
477328
Yes this will work with any speaker . As long as you have a bose main unit .
940522
I am not familiar with that speaker but as long as it falls within the weight specifications of the wall mount you should be fine. They work well for me. I have two sets of speakers mounted using them.
1586438
you might find replacement speakers in ebay they stop making them a long time ago
434531
Yes it wil work as long You have a micro ubs connector.I have this for a blue toth speaker.
1468962
Not my speakers. I do not know if new ones are different but would assume they would change the model number.
1980987
It will work with any speakers really, multiple mounting setups, I guess it depends if it's heavy speakers and not to over tight them.
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i'm not sure but you should be able to find out if 6x8/5x7 speakers fit that opening and then you could check the depth of the speaker to the depth of the hole by removing the old speaker and taking some measurements.
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Yes they should work just fine! Mine are hooked up to a 110w/channel 7:1 surround receiver. Placement of the speakers are critical in getting the results so keep that in mind. Check the instructions for speaker placement on your receiver. Mine were hung and angled down to the listening area. Hope this helps.
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The connection points to the receiver are proprietary, the connection points to the speaker are hardwired. If the speaker blows you can splice a regular speaker wire to the connector and as long as the replacement speaker matches impedance you should be fine.
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If you are installing only two front and two rear speakers they should work fine. If you are planning a 5:1 surround system they do not perform well as center channel speakers.
238329
This uses old fashioned speakers that you actually run copper cable too, but if you have that (and a power source), it should work.
233281
If you have the 10 speaker Bose system this is the only one that will work. It has to be the exact factory replacement or it will not work.
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I cannot say for sure, but I use a Bose Acoustimass with our Marantz. I just don't know about versions. Ours is at least 20 years old so I just can't verify it is the same architecture as the series you referenced.
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It should work. My use is from 3.5 to RCA adapter to Logitech 5.1 PC speaker system. The 3.5 is from my TV. It is not really 5.1, but I had the speakers and it is much cheaper than a new sound bar right now. You may have to experiment with the proper port on either end of the 3.5.