Has anyone used this to make a bose qc15 wireless? if so, is it able to plug directly in? What does it entail? Thank you very much for your answer!
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If it has a standard auxiliary plug outlet then yes it will. I'm currently using it on an older stereo system which requires an audio in and out chord " red and yellow ended chords that plug into the back of the stereo system. Still works great and I like the fact that if I'm in a dirty or dusty environment I can still use the phone to play music while it's safely stored in a cleaner area.
618006
I use this in my Camaro LT which has a Boston Acoustics sounds system. It work ONCE and has not work since. I would not recommend this for ANY system.
618007
I don't know about that particular model. However if it has an auxiliary plug it should work. You simply hold the button and pair it with your phone like any other device and you're set.
1165235
I have a QC15 headset, and with this device connected to the microphone and headphone jacks, it does not work. The in-line mic does not pick up audio, but the button presses on the in-line controller generate loud clicks. I believe it is because the cable is made specifically for iPhone and the pinouts are different. This may require an iPhone audio adapter of some sort, which I have not yet found.
149643
I have not tried it with a Bose Quiet Comfort 15. I do not know, what ports and what size ports the Bose has. But, if the ports are 3.5mm stereo, it will fit and function, as a normal cable.
465980
Well, there is a connector that says AUX, so I assume that is what it is, for headphones or external speakers. I have not tried that yet, as I only wanted it for the bluetoothfeature from my tablet (Sony S). It worked well once, then it is intermittent (works SOMETIMES). I would definitely try something else, but that's me.
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I dont know either way. Reach out to Bose customer support, they'll point you in the right direction.
1266705
It only supports 4 devices in... and I'm not entirely clear how you'd use it for typical headphones out, it doesn't have a headphone jack. You also don't use the box to isolate particular cords. Unless you're trying to split them up over the 4 'device' inputs? Which theoretically would let you change between 4 different lines... but they'd still have to be component outputs. I have to admit this is an odd query.
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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.
1739078
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?
1646500
I was confused about this as well but it turned out to be pretty straightforward. Basically keep the 2 close to each other and make sure the Bose soundlink is in the pairing mode by holding the bluetooth button. You do not need to put in any code or anything it just pairs! Also it is important that your input is active, I was trying once with the input not connected to any music and it didn't work.
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It doesn't look like it to me. They connect with adapters. Perhaps a Bose store can help you. Good luck!
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I used it with the Bose soundock portable and it worked great for about 3 months. Then it just stopped. Since it was not purchased direct there was no help.Recommend purchase direct from manufacturer.I have tried the keysound since and it is much more glitchy and prone to dropping off the network. Dolry is definitely better.
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M. Furukawa: You're the only person I've read on this subject (and I've read hundreds of pages on Head-fi and elsewhere) who contemplated a "separate mic dongle" with the Westone ES cable. If you went that route, how did it work for you? People talk about having to "sand them down" to make them fit.
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I'm using with my Beat Box and it works great but doesn't work with either of my Sony products but it advertised to work with the Bose so I'd roll the dice on this...........
1036157
yes, I am currently using this product just like what you asked. It works fine with BOSE bluetooth headphone.
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Yes I have used it and no they do not - I used both my Bose QC-15 and this one. This one does not block off the constant engine noise. It however does a good job of blocking out other ambient noise. However Bose QC-15 is active noise cancellation technology and costs more than twice as much, while this one does not have active noise cancellation. What I can vouch for is it's sound quality. A word of caution - if you are a Beats - by Dr. Dre type of headphone fan, do not buy this - it is not designed to add artificial bass to your song
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I have seen lot's of vocalists use it as a plugged in hand held. Never with a wireless adapter. You could "make" IT WORK. I don't think it would work like you think it would. I wouldn't do it.
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I purchased the ear pads for the QC15. They are made by a third party vendor. They are difficult to install, do not cancel noise like the original pads, and are somewhat comfortable, but again, not as good as the original pads. You should spend the extra bucks to get the Bose pads if they still make them.