do the speakers come with a transmitter &amp; will I be able to hook to my Bose radio?
1096785
These are not wireless speakers. But, if you need good cheap long speaker wire, buy some sprinkler wire from the hardware store. It's thick gauge and made for outdoors.
1703012
I feed the transmitter from speaker outlet of TV, so I can't answer for your own setup. I would think that these can be connected to any kind of speaker output.
1619967
No, the speakers are not hard-wired to the radio unit. You can connect any speakers you wish to the speaker connectors on the back of the radio unit. In fact, you can connect speakers using either traditional wires or using RCA connectors (the radio unit is equipped with both).
280447
Yes. But only one unit. I can get it to recognize the same unit at another location. The Bose that it will not connect to, works perfectly with an iPod.
2046418
No transmitter is needed. It connects to my phone or computer easily via Bluetooth. It's a very nice speaker set.
1672829
No transmitter included, but you shouldn't need one. The headphones work with the DVD player in my 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan with nothing else required.
1619966
Yes, there are wires connecting the speakers (i.e. not wireless, at least this model).
1033074
this is a Bluetooth receiver and not a transmitterthis item requires a Bluetooth phone or tablet to send sound to it - as it will replace your Bluetooth speaker or headset.
1527621
Dear Michelle, Mine doesn't. In my opinion this system is over priced and practically useless for anything other than listening to the radio or a CD (in the same room). It's not bluetooth either. I believe you can BUY an overpriced attachment, just like everything else BOSE sells. Before everyone starts commenting that I should have known about BOSE limitations... YOU ARE RIGHT! The fault is mine for assuming the system was more than it is. Regretting my purchase everytime it dust the BIG GREY DINOSAUR.
2277430
They have wall adapters if you want to plug them in. I keep the transmitter plugged into AC power and RCA jacks to my stereo, and use the speakers on battery power (6 D cells per speaker). The transmitter also runs on 4 AA batteries, so you can take it anywhere and plug in anything with a headphone jack, like your phone or MP3 player or whatever, and use the big speakers with a small device.
905226
Nope, this is just the speakers. You'll need speaker wire to attach it to anything, and you will probably need a receiver to plug the individual speaker wires into. I use a Yamaha, works great.
1135722
Yes they can be connected to another system just make sure you have the bose speaker adapter.
1310961
I have never tried. My older Bose radio has no cord to connect. My newer ones have players on them. I'll have to see if I can find cord that will connect my older radio with this player.
1951948
Sorry, my Terk was paired with another radio not a Bose. My experience, with the Terk was good but not a match to your question.
1015814
Hi Chris, The speakers are not wireless. In order to NOT compromise on the sound quality and psychoacoustics, none of the BOSE home theater systems or speakers are wireless. It is well known that wireless technology required to deliver the same performance as wired speakers does not exist yet. The modules and transmitters are getting better everyday but are far from delivering equal or better performance compared to their wired counterparts. That being said, there are third party products that can add wireless capability to the rear speaker. There is a company called RocketFish for example that a lot of people mention. Good Luck. "WIRED is BETTER for Quality and Performance"
2219110
Mo... sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately, no. You are not able to connect additional speakers to this sound system. You can, however, connect a source directly to the speaker without having to use the wireless transmitter.
1645679
No, this is just the speakers, you need to connect them to a receiver (amplifier). The receiver probably will have a remote control, not the speakers.