Can I use this Adapter Kit to connect my Bose speakers to a Onkyo Receiver (banana plugs) or a Crown Amplifier?
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I don't believe, so it may depend on your model though, best to give your model no to bose they are pretty helpful
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This is to connect the base unit to the speakers. You still need to connect base unit to the the receiver using the the Bose DB style connector (I have an older Bose system). What I was able to find was and old MAC video DB cable (M-F) that connected to the Bose cable then ran that out of the wall to the base unit. However, when connecting to the receiver the L-R channels are switched so adjust the connections accordingly. So now I have 2 small cables coming out of the wall going to the base unit. Very clean.
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Hi S., the available connections on the Sony Stereo Receiver are HDMI in and out, Optical in, Coaxial in, Audio In and out, Component Video in, Composite Video in, and USB. Check with your Bose speakers if it supports any of those connections. -Vincent
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I'm not sure. I bought it thinking it would work on my Bose sound dock, but my Bose was old enough that it didn't provide power to the receiver. If you have a newer iPod or iPhone, see if it charges that first before buying. I couldn't return the receiver once I opened it.
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Yes; if your amplifier doesn't have speaker-level inputs (RCA only) this is what you need to connect your amplifier to your stock stereo.
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Sorry, but I don't know if Bose speakers would work but I have successfully connected to a variety of BT devices and see no reason why a name brand like Bose would not work also.
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I have two BOSE speakers with a left and right cable, can i connect these cables to this adapter and then the adapter to my tv to get audio on my speakers from the tv?
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Hello, Absolutely, they will connect your Polk speakers to your Onkyo receiver. These speaker wires that I own myself are the best quality and sound that I have ever used.
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I have a Bose dock system and a surround sound system and works on both. I don't know what signal Bose uses. Sorry I can't really answer you question, but hope this information can help you find the answer.
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The Home kit has 1/8 mini plug output, and includes the 1/8 to RCA type cord. If needed, you can get an adapter cord from Radio Shack that will let you plug into almost any type audio you have. I have mine plugged into an old player with RCA plugs, so I just plugged it in. It would depend on what type plug the Bose has as to which adapter you might need.
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We have ours connected to our onkyo txnr717 amp and it has a dual source. We pre-amped out to a secondary amp that runs our bose 151. Our secondary amp is an inexpensive (strdh100) sony that we are powering 3 sets of bose through a switching box.
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Hi Fran, I'm sorry I'm not able to answer your question. However, I believe if the Bose portable has standard connections, the adaptor should work fine.
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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
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Yes you can connect banana plugs into every speaker output of this receiver. . .
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I'm not familiar with the Bose Lifestyle System and how it would interface with another speaker, but this FiiO will convert the optical signal from your TV, allowing an analog speaker or other analog audio hookup.
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I'm using my Royal speakers Wes 2000 900 MHz wireless with my SXABB2 portable speaker dock and a Onyx dock & play with the kit that's supplied. The speakers in my opinion work great, no feed back, or static. I guess you can use them with your receiver.
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the short answer is yes. you use the preouts as described in the owners manual page 11, item 18. you plug the amp into the preouts and drive the speakers with the outboard amp disconnecting the speakers from the onkyo 5010. this is fairly common practice.
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I don't know why not. The banana jacks on the back are set up for a 2 wire input from each speaker. If your speakers have 2 plugs each it should work. I would however, check to make sure the speakers aren't shorted or you could damage the amplifier. You can do this with a "D" battery by putting one plug on the negative and briefly touching the other to the positive. You should hear a thump from the speaker. That will tell you it is functional.