How to plug my Pioneer CD changer into the Bose system. The CD changer doesn't work.
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It plugs easily in the back . You will see where the plugs match. However bought mine used from kitchenaide and had to return it since mine skipped. They did send a replacement. So far okay.
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The Home kit has 1/8 mini plug output, and includes the 1/8 to RCA type cord. If needed, you can get an adapter cord from Radio Shack that will let you plug into almost any type audio you have. I have mine plugged into an old player with RCA plugs, so I just plugged it in. It would depend on what type plug the Bose has as to which adapter you might need.
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You need to have inputs for the jacks to go in. Not sure if the Bose has that. I hooked mine up to a stereo receiver and it worked really well. Hope you can get yours to work as Bose speakers are the best!
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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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there is a switch in the back of the unit if no sound and you have selected cd on the front flip the switch that should work
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I am unfamiliar with the Bose unit you have, but it looks like it is a speaker setup with bluetooth built in. Assuming that is the case, you will hook the Indigo device to whatever you want the source to be (TV, MP3 player, etc) and set the switch to transmit. The Indigo has a button on top that can be used to change the modes. Instructions will be provided with the Indigo that explain the modes. But if I remember correctly, you will hold the button about 5 seconds until the led flashes blue and red, indicating it is in a pairing mode. You will also set the Bose into a pairing mode, and the two should find each other. It may take a little fiddling, but it should work fine (even if you don't know how to play the fiddle :-)
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I don't know this first hand but to my knowledge the cd changer will not work with a Bose Wave radio--it only works with units that have a cd player already
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Hi Acousticstrings, There is no input/output jack to a cd player or other device. - Jerome
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Not sure, as I have never had a Bose, but logically, I would think so. Although, if you are talking about the Bose Wave, you may have to buy an Audio Y Cable Splitter (1-Mini Plug male to 2-RCA Plugs) to achieve the connection. These are not expensive. I'm assuming you are wanting to listen to CDs through your Bose, right? You might still want to route it all through a TV, so you can see and use the menus... Hope this helps and Happy New Year!
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Yes, you can, through the AUX input. Should work well; however, you may prefer the sound of the built-in CD player. (I do.) The secret is to run the built-in CD player non-stop for a couple days to burn it in. After that, it sounds very good.BTW, you'll need a stereo RCA to 3.5mm cable. (The RCA jacks go in the back of your multi-disk player, and the 3.5mm jacks go in the Bose.) These cables are dirt cheap, either on Amazon or eBay. If you unsure how to do this, take the Bose and your multi-disk player to your local Radio Shack, and they'll fix you up. (It will cost a little more, but still not very much.) Yes, you can, through the AUX input. Should work well; however, you may prefer the sound of the built-in CD player. (I do.) The secret is to run the built-in CD player non-stop for a couple days to burn it in. After that, it sounds very good.BTW, you'll need a stereo RCA to 3.5mm cable. (The RCA jacks go in the back of your multi-disk player, and the 3.5mm jacks go in the Bose.) These cables are dirt cheap, either on Amazon or eBay. If you unsure how to do this, take the Bose and your multi-disk player to your local Radio Shack, and they'll fix you up. (It will cost a little... » Read More Yes, you can, through the AUX input. Should work well; however, you may prefer the sound of the built-in CD player. (I do.) The secret is to run the built-in CD player non-stop for a couple days to burn it in. After that, it sounds very good.BTW, you'll need a stereo RCA to 3.5mm cable. (The RCA jacks go in the back of your multi-disk player, and the 3.5mm jacks go in the Bose.) These cables are dirt cheap, either on Amazon or eBay. If you unsure how to do this, take the Bose and your multi-disk player to your local Radio Shack, and they'll fix you up. (It will cost a little more, but still not very much.) « Show Less
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You should be able to if you have not changed anything. I was not able to because I have a aftermarket CD player. It comes with directions.
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You need to connect it in Aux input using a male-male audio cable 3.5mm. I am not sure if your stereo audio from CD Player will be converted in 5.1 satisfactorily, because the original source is 2.0. In my case, I have connected an optical input, but when the audio is 2.0 (stereo), the adapter only gives 2.0 from RCA outs depending audio format. Only I have noted when the original audio is 5.1, the RCA outs from adapter is 5.1.
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The Wave Multi-CD bring the Bose link cable that connect with your Radio/CD (Bose link connector )and the Model you have does not have a Bose link connector.
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Not sure I understand the question. You need to hook up this changer to an amplilfier in order to play through speakers. You change volume through that receiver/amp. You CAN change the speaker balance and distance in the menu of the changer for Super Audio CDs.
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There is a outlet for earphones [I use Sony Professional 7510 at $116.00] (Not Sony---7520 at $368.00) There is a DC in 6V for electrical outlet for electrical plug........those are the only 2 I have seen on Bose PM-1 portable CD player....You might want to call B & H photo Manhattan NYC (ask information) B& H sells great headphones cameras photos etc....J&R NYC has closed down for good after 44 years in business try B & H NYC for ur question on that one they may have a hookup for you speakers to Bose PM-1 Portable CD Player........ I do not know why Bose stop (2009) this portable player its fantastic with Sony headphones..... hope that helps JohnB.
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If you have the factory single-unit stereo/cd changer combo, it will still work. When you add this device, you use the "Aux" button (below the "CD" button), but the CD button functionality remains unchanged. On the other hand, if you have an external 3rd party changer that plugs into the same aux jack, you will have to choose one or the other.
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I have a Pioneer CD-i200 (cdi200) iPod Adapter Cable and this DOES NOT work with it. Maybe someone else have better luck with other ipod adapter.