I would like to hear cd music on wireless headphones? Can this be done? Any good options or equipment to purchase. Thank you.
1642655
This receiver doesn't have wireless capabilities but, it does have a USB port on the front panel and I know that there are headphones that are wireless with a USB adapter. So, that could be an option for you. I am very happy with the receiver
614821
Yes, you'll have to rip the CDs into a music file format like mp3, FLAC, etc. depending on the quality you want, although you say they're on your computer, so you may have already done that. The mp3 format should be adequate for listening on the go. They don't take up much room. FLAC files will work, but they're much bigger and leave less room for more music.
2268317
No Joy, you don't HAVE to buy speakers for this.. but if you want to listen to the audio output you'll either need headphones or speakers + speaker cable + an amplifier.If you only want to 'rip' CDs to USB devices, you don't need either but you won't hear anything.
1436135
I do not see anything like this in my CD/Onkyo unit Information. Question: Can you connect WHAT to your Bose? Are you asking if you can connect the ONKYO disc player to your BOSE RADIO and thereby use the BOSE Speaker System (in the radio) AS your SPEAKER SYSTEM for the CD's you inject,... I have no answer for that....IF THAT IS YOUR QUESTION you will have to confer with the Bose Company itself.
1689309
Hi Liz I returned 2 of them. The first one the cd did not work then the next nothing worked. Im sorry to tell you but you do need to return it. Also if you use the recordplayer and it has the scratches and on the cd it will sound just like that. It sounds tinny. So Sorry to tell you this but i had no luck with it. 2sassyjay@comcast.net
1232073
If there is a 6.3mm or 3.5mm earphone jack on your CD palyer, and you can adjust volume through your cd player, no problem it can work well; otherwise, there only a 3.5mm line-out jack or right/left chanel adapter, recommend that connect a amplifier to enjoy it
1681203
I agree...I rarely use my CD's anymore and hope that the next version will include built in bluetooth...would be much more streamline without extra wires to connect TV sound, MP3 players, etc...
551208
They come with a quarter inch stereo plug... should plug right into an "old-fashioned" CD player. You'd need a quarter inch to mini-phone plug adaptor for newer, smaller equipment, such as an iPod. No wireless.
468128
PS. To connect them to a cd player you need to be able to adjust the volume in the player. The speakers don't have volume control. I use either a sound card (echo audio fire 4) or a headphones amp. Or u can rip your music and play as flac from your pc.
665536
The work as both wired and wireless headphones. Any device that supports a standard mini audio connection will work. It does have volume controls on both the cord and the headphones which may not work on all devices. They sound AMAZING by the way.
1540420
Yes, I plugged the headphones directly in using a speaker wire from my computer. But, that defeated the purpose of being wireless. (I think I should have plugged the wire into the transmitter and the stereo speaker jack.)
2274828
BluRay and regular DVDs, yes. CDs? Perhaps, provided it's connected to something that has sound output. Yeah, you can hear a CD on that unit's speakers, but you may want to connect it to a TV or a different head unit so it doesn't sound 'tinny' and weak. Hope that helped.
260490
I believe you can hook it to the cd/radio if you have aux. in jacks or you can always play it thru the radio by tuning it to the proper station.
1980815
No, not wireless. You would need some sort of adapter to do this, but it would probably negatively impact the sound quality.
1702088
Do you have it on CD? I did not have any trouble with the CDs playing. Have you read your instructions. They are very helpful.
44270
I am sorry no one answered you! This works with EVERY radio brand as it broadcasts to the radio like a FM station - it IS a FM station. just tune your radio to a specific frequency and it will pickup the CD player. It plays over your radio as if it was a personal broadcasting station with only your CDs. these are wonderful units.
11000
There have already been replies on lack of a headphone jack. A bigger liability on this player is it's limitations on playing CD-R's. I have an old boombox that can play CD-R's that the Sony SCD-CE595 fails on.