Can I hook this up to my Bose Wave Radio?
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I hook it up to my Yamaha Surround receiver, I have a cable that plugs into the Jensen through the earphone jack and then plug the other end in to my receiver that's for aux. and it works great. I would assume the Bose wave radio would have the same plug for a Aux. in.
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That is a Bose question that I cannot answer. If your Bose has what is called RCA connectors on the back then the answer is yes. The RCA input would be color coded, one red and one white and would be labeled AUX In or TAPE In or CD In. Good luck.
1801550
the unit hooks up to the bose radio unit which has speakers built in. Also, some units are nt compatable. Check with Bose for details
1815761
These speakers are great, but they are just like any other speaker as far as hook-up. They require standard speaker wire running from the amplifier. I am not certain, but I do not believe that your Bose Wave system has output for auxiliary speakers.
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
957929
I'm not sure. I have a blue tooth for our stero and the speakers are hooked up to the stero. From there we can listen to the radio or I connect my iphone to the stero blue tooth and we listen to music that way. I don't know of any other way to hook up the speakers. You would have to contact Bose.
2189927
This unit is ONLY a changer. You MUST have A Bose Music System III to use this unit. Connecting to a NON-Bose system is not possible.
1706857
Yes. You have to set it up as different input on your tv and then "add device" on your Bose
1181984
You will have to manually select the dock for input. It also has selections for "aux-in" and "radio" for the built-in tuner. You have to read the dimly-lit LED window in order to know which input is selected. The LED lights on mine quit working after several weeks making it impossible to see what input I was selecting. Mine is now sitting in the garage and no longer in use. I have purchased a Bose Mini-Link Bluetooth speaker as a replacement and it is wonderful.
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I could never get the headphone jack to aux to work but any sound coming from the Bose wave radio will have the Bose sound quality. I found this cable to be the only on to produce sound from the bose
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I highly doubt it. It's only for Bose Wave systems and not all of them at that.
918655
No, you'd need an AUX port. You might want to look for a unit that outputs to your FM radio.
1463765
No. You have to use bare wire, which sucks. I'd still go for something better than Bose though.
150784
Unfortunately not. However; you can buy an adapter that would work just fine ��. The radio itself is great and the adapter wouldn't be a big expense, I've found mine on here, for just a few bucks!! Hope this helps you ��
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Yes. I currently have mine hooked to my LG flat screen. You should have an 3.5mm audio jack, simply plug it in. If you have everything in and the volume up on both the tv and the Bose system and nothing comes through, simply go into the TVs audio setup and adjust for an outside system. Hopefully this helps you out my friend.
143889
yes, I use this to connect to my Bose system which is connected to the TV....
1405028
If you have the same connection for an antenna that Bose has, I don't see why it wouldn't work...I have a Bose Wave radio so it did improve my reception..I think that the placement of your radio has a lot to do with it.