will it work with Bose Acoustimass 6 Series II Speaker System??
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If the Bose Acoustimass 6 Series II system has individual speaker outputs for each speaker. Then yes It will. All you will have to do is plug in the Bose SL2 transmitter into the R/L rear speaker outputs and then set the Bose SL2 receiver in the rear of your room and run the wires from the SL2 receiver to your speakers. It's that easy!!! Hope that this helps ..... Gerald
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I am sorry that I can not help you further, as I am not fiamiliar with your Bose system.. I purchased these for my lifestyle V20. They did work for that. In the case of my unit, all speakers plugged into the base. If this is your case, they should work.
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If the Bose Acoustimass 6 Series II system has individual speaker outputs for each speaker. Then yes It will. All you will have to do is plug in the Bose SL2 transmitter into the R/L rear speaker outputs and then set the Bose SL2 receiver in the rear of your room and run the wires from the SL2 receiver to your speakers. It's that easy!!! Hope that this helps .....Gerald
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Yes it will work. As long as you have an external speaker port on the back. I'm sure yours does.
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Just take the mesure of the hole of your current speakers and compare. If it's 6.5" it should fit
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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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Check the Klipsch website. It will tell you the models that's the wireless unit works with.
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It works with my Bose sound system in '05 A6. Do you have CD changer with fiber optic? What version of the MMI do you have? Those are the things you need to worry about about.
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Almost certainly not. Bose would definitely tell you no, but there is a slight chance it would work. You need to be sure about a few things first. Number 1 would be to make sure the wires from the Bose system don't have proprietary ends on them. This would make it difficult if not impossible to use third party speakers. Number 2 would be to verify Ohms and Watts on the Bose and this speaker. Bose is known for using oddball configurations on their equipment in an effort to pigeon hole you into using only their stuff. If both these points checkout then the third party speaker would probably work, but it may have a different sound profile than the rest of the Bose speakers... Almost certainly not. Bose would definitely tell you no, but there is a slight chance it would work. You need to be sure about a few things first. Number 1 would be to make sure the wires from the Bose system don't have proprietary ends on them. This would make it difficult if not impossible to use third party speakers. Number 2 would be to verify Ohms and Watts on the Bose and this speaker. Bose is known for using oddball configurations on their equipment in an effort to pigeon hole you into using only their stuff. If both these points checkout then the third party speaker would probably... » Read More Almost certainly not. Bose would definitely tell you no, but there is a slight chance it would work. You need to be sure about a few things first. Number 1 would be to make sure the wires from the Bose system don't have proprietary ends on them. This would make it difficult if not impossible to use third party speakers. Number 2 would be to verify Ohms and Watts on the Bose and this speaker. Bose is known for using oddball configurations on their equipment in an effort to pigeon hole you into using only their stuff. If both these points checkout then the third party speaker would probably work, but it may have a different sound profile than the rest of the Bose speakers... « Show Less
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Not familiar with Bose, but assuming your speaker has the standard apple 30 pin adapter plug yes. I use it for just that with a Phillips speaker.
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If you have Bose speaker wires and the Bose subwoofer , you do not need anything, what type of Bose speakers are you using now with your Acoustimass Sub?
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I use it with a Bose Sound Dock II and it works fine. But a friend of mine has a MOBILE BOSE SOUND DOCK (don't know the series) and it doesn't work well. It has a knocking sound in the background
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The only brand that it didn't work is Sony so yes it should fine on your Bose........ enjoy the freedom of Bluetooth MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Yes it will work provided you have the appropriate cradle that comes with Bose systems. However, with too much toggling the Bose has a tendency to become loose at the dock
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Yes it will. I have used it with that dock model. The one issue I have run into though is that with certain speakers plugged in to the headphone jack, the sound only comes out of one speaker. Not sure if it's user error on my end, although I have used several different audio cables and continued to get the same result with a certain set of speakers
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I am not sure if your bose speaker is compatible with it - search the web for an answer. If it is, you should observe the blue and red light blinking right after you plug it in and then it should be available/discoverable for pairing.
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Don't know. Not using it w/ a Bose dock. It should. Just remember, it only passes the audio - no controls nor power.
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Does anyone know if 6thG 120 is compatible w/Bose original SoundDock® digital music system, not the series II?
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Yes this will work with any speaker . As long as you have a bose main unit .