I have a Bose Wave Radio/CD System, will these speakers work with it?
1100729
I haven't tried that combination, but as long as you have a place to plug the transmitter in, then yes, it will work. Happy listening!
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.
463232
I highly doubt it. It's only for Bose Wave systems and not all of them at that.
2179515
don't know about a bose system. but I can hook mine up on a sony home theater system
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.
1659980
No, I think this is the one you want: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/wave_systems/accessories/awms_remote_pbr_acc.jsp You should call BOSE to be sure. They say it works with the BOSE Wave System II, but don't mention just the Wave Music System II radio. Do you have the CD players as well? For technical help: 1-800-380-4831 Mon. - Fri., 8:30 AM - 9 PM ET Sat., 9 AM - 6 PM For sales: 1-800-379-2073 Mon. - Sun., 7 AM - 12 Midnight ET
746646
It depends. The Bose Wave SoundTouch has an Auxiliary input. So if your CD changer has an Auxiliary output then all you need is an Auxiliary cable to connect the two and it will work. The only draw back from this is that you would need to use two remotes. The Bose remote to turn the speaker on, adjust volume, and switch to Auxiliary input, and then you would use the CD changer remote to play, pause, and switch CD's.
2231155
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!
1421800
Be careful, All units are not compatable. We ahd to call bose to do a match. (had to send one back- older model)So I would suggest call bose first they are very helpful.
1474492
If they are Bluetooth compatible, it should. The adapter can be configured to different bluetooth configurations. I am using it to provide a bluetooth signal to a Brightech receiver module which feeds the signal to my Bose Wave III radio
1308906
Yes, your speakers will work. You will need to adjust the receiver for the lowest impedance load you will be driving and everything will be fine. The settings on this unit are: 4 ohms or greater / 6 ohms or greater, choose 4 ohms or greater and it will compensate for the loads
1331991
I am not sure. Bose 161 is a wired speaker. They are connected to a AVR as surround sound speakers. They sound good and I am very happy with it. I think you need a wireless speaker.
1399558
I am not sure I just bought these to replace my old ones but I would think that if you have a place to plug them in with the woofer then it should work...
224192
Yes I think this will work well with the Bose speakers!!This center speaker is a very good all around speaker!!
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.
1630163
which speakers do you have? the same? If you do the connections right yes they will work fine.
965346
Yes they will work admirably. These are the speakers in my setup with a Yamaha receiver...
1266845
They are wired with a connection that fits the Bose system but in my experience I have used similar wired speakers with other systems by either cutting the connecter or using an adapter. I don't know if there are any adapters that work with the Bose end contenders.