Thanks all for the taking the time to answer my question, however I'd like to know how would I connect this to my home stereo, Bose accust 10
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That speaker is designed as a tweeter to be used as a replacement in a crossover equipped Speaker. It only handles high frequencies and cannot cover the middle ranges that a Bose acoustimass cube handles. It.would require its own enclosure and could be branched into a Bose system but it would be very awkward and cause an imbalance with the system with excessive high freqeuncies. Why would you want to incorporate this into an Acoustmass system? In my own case the Pyles were used to replace the hard to find crumby tweeters in an old Radioshack Mach 2 speaker. They were a better replacement then the original tweeter, and with a little drilling to widen the holes in the speakers this was an almost indestructible super buy -as they were only $10 each and I'll never have to replace them. ONCE again they are NOT really compatible with a bose acoustimass system!!!!!
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It depends on what your home stereo has for outputs my friend. If you are using the standard RCA left and right audio outputs you will need a RCA to TRS adapter. These speakers arent typically going to be connected to your home stereo though as they are marketed as studio monitors which are typically going to be attached to a DAC since each speaker is powered individually.
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Do not know about Bose since I do not have one... I have several (much better sound & less costly) others. (get yoursef a set of Prodipe 3's!) I have others BT adapters that work in my associated docs but the A2DP only worked in one and only for a very short time... once it finally linked... and a few minutes later died. So I was unable to test in others.
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No. I just plugged it into my Bose Radio. Of course, other radios will work/
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Yes...there is room for that connection....BUT !! watch out....the system doesn't respond to all devices. I would contact the company directly to see if your system is recognized by the stereo before purchasing. I have tried 3 ipods, 2 additional mp3 players...all of which are not recognized by the system. Good luck ! It does have super great sound...if you are wanting a better priced unit than a Bose for CD's.
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Thanks very much. My bose is blown and rather than rewire around it I wanted to use this to add another amp in its place..
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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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The only place I know is from Bose directly. www.bose.com Ask for tech support. If you give them a good line and/or just bought the system then they will probably send you one gratis. Good luck.
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Unless it is an old unit someone is selling, both the bluetooth module and remote will be in the box. An iPod can also be placed directly into the same slot on the front of the SoundDock 10 unit. I also purchased a Lightning-to-30 pin adaptor separately with an attached 0.5m cable to fit in that same slot when using a iPhone 5 since it apparently won't work otherwise. It was about $15 from one of the Amazon vendors. I haven't used the adaptor since I don't have an iPhone but it's nice to have if a friend wants to play their music on your Bose.
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How do you plan to connect the two together? Does Bose 251 support airplay? If so, then yes you could.
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I am not familiar with Bose so I do not know if it would help. I went into Bose System web site and searched the AWACCP but nothing came back. I looked at photos and some unit are stand alone and others have a component that it sits on. When I made the purchase it said it worked. It doesn't work unless you buy the other component. This was a huge omission of vital information. A lie....hmmm
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Hi. All I do is use a stereo mini-plug adapter in the headphone jack. I had to get a pair of RCA to 1/4" plug adapter to connect to the board. These adapter components are readily available at Radio Shack. I think Amazon has them also. Nick
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I connected to a Bose Companion Speaker system. I have also connected it to my amplifier and stereo speakers. Both I owned already. If you think about the Phorus like your iPhone or laptop, how would you connect those at your house today to play to speakers? Phorus also has speakers you can buy but not included with this.
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Sorry, I don't know for sure. It does use standard connections, though so I would assume it works. Do you have a Bose outlet in your area?
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There are RCA outs to plug it into a stereo system. Please note that these are already a line level signal. If you plug it into the 'phono' jack of older stereos, the sound will be distorted. Best to plug it into 'tape' or 'aux' or 'cd'.
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You would have to use the aux wire in order to use it but it does work hope this helps
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Theoretically if it is the right size it should work. The Bose people said that the 3 black lines indicate audio capability. However, mine for some reason does not work. I haven't been able to travel to Bose shop an hour away to ask someone in person. I suggest you try and if it doesn't work send it back.