can i match this speaker with bose 301s
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Hi. I don't have any experience with Bose 301s speakers. According to the Bose website, the 301s speakers can be used with other center speakers. speakers. Based on the specs for Bose 301s speakers, the Definitive Technology Mythos 3 is compatible with your speaker system.
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You can mix them without problems. The center will probably sound much louder so you just need to adjust your amp to your taste.
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I am not familiar how Bose 301s are wired from the receiver. This unit is simply wired directly to the center channel output of my receiver/tuner.
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If it's the genuine Apple Lightning to 30 pin adaptor it will work with the Bose. Make sure you buy the genuine Apple product, though. There is a $24.99 part on Amazon which purports to be genuine Apple but is not. Your best bet in visiting an Apple store and purchasing there.
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I suppose, if you find compatible speakers with similar connections. You'd have to see what you're working with to find which ones will work.
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Not sure - I would take speaker to Radio Shack and see if they can match one for you.
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If there are no threaded holes for the speaker to be secured to the mount then no. I would refer you to the Bose website and see what is the proper mount for the ones you have.. Once you find out the part number then see who has that mount at a great price.
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It is and makes them sound so much better. set the receiver to no subwoofer and wire everything through the bass module and you will be fine. Im using parts of my old Acoustimass system with Bose 301 fronts and a JBL center channel and it sounds great.
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Not sure. I have a Bose Lifestyle system with Bose Link, and a separate remote to control the amplifier. If the 321 system has Bose Link then I would assume it would work, but you would need a second remote.
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The speakers should not make a difference. I have Bose 301 speakers and it works just fine with this Onkyo CD player.
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Probably not, this is designed for the Wave II. Give Bose a call and ask them to verify.
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It entirely depends on the space behind the wall you mount them to. There is a large chamber on these speakers the extends beyond the speaker diameter. I'd guess Bose website gives the dims. You could use a bent wire to determine the fit.
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I am sorry, but do not no your type of speakers. I have 4 Bose 301's the older style big box Bose sub woofer, replaced Bose v10 center with Polk. Polk has larger speakers, pushes better sound, then Bose v10. I hate doing a mix, but main is still Bose, except switch out for Polk center. Also really depends on your amp. I have a Yamaha amp. It worked out, adjusted speakers doing sound test to set levels. For movies have center set higher vs music.
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Thang:Thanks for your reply. If I have understood you correctly, I would be able to use the single cube speakers that I have with my Bose system. The subwoofer special connection rules out using it with any other system except Bose. Thanks for your helpful information.Charles
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I'm not sure it will work. My suggestion is to check with Bose online to see if it's a match. Sorry I couldn't be of further assistance..
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I looked at the schematic for your system and looked at my systems schematic and it looks like the end connector configuration will fit your speaker inputs the same way they fit mine..
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You raise a good question since Bose does not publish frequency response charts (probably because the results are not as smooth or wide ranging as they would like). I expected some independent tests to be published but could not locate one for the 301s. I did find a French test on the Companion 2s, which are about the cheapest and smallest stereo speakers that Bose makes. That range was 40-20,000 +-6db. I would expect the 301s to be about the same range w/ slightly lower base +- about 3db but have no way to confirm or verify any numbers. As you probably know, the DB variance is a key factor in determining valid frequency response and any number without that variance can be misleading. You raise a good question since Bose does not publish frequency response charts (probably because the results are not as smooth or wide ranging as they would like). I expected some independent tests to be published but could not locate one for the 301s. I did find a French test on the Companion 2s, which are about the cheapest and smallest stereo speakers that Bose makes. That range was 40-20,000 +-6db. I would expect the 301s to be about the same range w/ slightly lower base +- about 3db but have no way to confirm or verify any numbers. As you probably know, the DB variance is a key factor... » Read More You raise a good question since Bose does not publish frequency response charts (probably because the results are not as smooth or wide ranging as they would like). I expected some independent tests to be published but could not locate one for the 301s. I did find a French test on the Companion 2s, which are about the cheapest and smallest stereo speakers that Bose makes. That range was 40-20,000 +-6db. I would expect the 301s to be about the same range w/ slightly lower base +- about 3db but have no way to confirm or verify any numbers. As you probably know, the DB variance is a key factor in determining valid frequency response and any number without that variance can be misleading. « Show Less
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I still had the brochure that came with the stands. It says on the back: "Custom designed for Bose speakers in: speaker systems, Lifestyle home entertainment systems, all 3-2-1 DVD home entertainment systems and the CineMate speaker system". Ergo, I think the answer to your question is, "yes".
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Yes, although they are made for the Bose 901 speakers, they will work with any speaker.