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Q: QuestionHi I recently bought a Bose Acoustimass 6 V5.1 Home theater speaker system and would like to know which receiver is best to use! i am looking at Denon AVR-S530BT will this be suitable for the 5.1 Bose home theater system or any suggestions.

Asked 8 years ago by MohanV.

• A:Answer Any received that will do 5.1 will be fine, just depends on how many options you want, Bluetooth etc.

  Answered 8 years ago by JoshVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI bought Pioneer Elite VSX-LX302 receiver and thinking of pairing it with Bose Acoustimass 10 Series V speakers. Need an expert opinion on whether this pairing is good/bad/great. The room where this setup is going to be in, is of size 17x20. Thanks.

Asked 8 years ago by Gopal.

Q: QuestionI would like to know if is really good to use only like a sound system, in this case do I need a receiver or can I use the BOSE Amplifier

Asked 8 years ago by Cesar.

• A:Answer Hi there Cesar. Thank you for the great question. Any receiver would fine as long as they meet these power requirements: 10-200 W per channel, 4-8 ohms. Thank you. Hope this helps!

  Answered 8 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionWe have a Samsung UN55B6000VFXZA TV with a digital audio output (optical). Can I connect the TV directly to the Bose Acoustimass 10 (sku 3533235) with only a fiber optic connection, or do I need a Bose amplifier, which one? Which optical cable do I need?

Asked 8 years ago by OldMan.

• A:Answer Hello OldMan, thank you for posting your question! The Acoustimass 10 system cannot be used without a home theatre receiver. Any receiver that provides 10-200 W per channel, at 4-8 ohms, should work fine. Also to note, you would want to connect the optical cable to the receiver, not the AM10 system. We recommend taking a look at BestBuy's website and also contacting their support for suggestions. Thank you again!

  Answered 8 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionHi.. how can I make this wireless / is there any other model which has wireless speakers

Asked 8 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Unfortunately the wireless bose system was discontinued I wanted the wireless model but it is no longer available.This system is powered threw the subwoofer every speaker is connected to it,hope this helps.

  Answered 8 years ago by AlexM301Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHi, I was wondering if I can make my Acoustimass 10 subwoofer wireless, I've seen several kits to make subwoofers wireless, thanks!

Asked 8 years ago by Rod.

Q: QuestionCan this be sold separately? I don't need back speakers.

Asked 8 years ago by JM.

• A:Answer No, all the speakers and the sub-woofer are part of the package and they cannot be sold separately.

  Answered 8 years ago by JamesBond007Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a small room that I am using for my "Man Cave". Dimension is 10'0" X 11'0". TV is LG OLED 55". I don't want to go overkill in the room, but I would like to hear from more than the TV's speaker. What Bose system should I use?

Asked 8 years ago by tropicdiver.

• A:Answer I would recommend a soundbar for your configuration. It doesn't have to be Bose as there are several good models out there. A lot comes down to your budget but something in the $200-300 range may work perfectly for you.

  Answered 8 years ago by Scottee

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Q: QuestionMy 5.2 system died so I updated it to 7.2 . My question is - does Bose make a wireless speaker ( cube preferably) that can be added to the Accoustimass home theatre? If so can you provide me with the model #. or the next best thing

Asked 8 years ago by Jake.

• A:Answer Hi Jake. Currently, we do not have any wireless speakers that would be able to be used with an Acoustimass 10 system. We'd recommend taking a look at some of our passive stereo speakers if you're looking to use the full 7 channels on your home theater receiver. Some examples would be 301s, 201s, 161s, or even some of our virtually-invisible in-wall/ceiling speakers. We hope this helps!

  Answered 8 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionIs the winding of Speakers will be affected or mis-align when this unit is always used in Singing due to high pitch of voice as this is design for home theater not for Karaoke use. Please any feedback on this matter is really appreciated. TY

Asked 8 years ago by Ronald.

Q: QuestionI have a A/V Multi-Channel Receiver Pionner VSX-1020, and I want to know if my receiver will work well with this Bose® - Acoustimass® 10 Series V 5.1-Channel Home Theater Speaker System.

Asked 9 years ago by Leandro.

• A:Answer Hello Leandro, the Bose Acoustimass 10 Series V Home Theater Speaker System will work really well with your existing receiver. You can either set up your system in a 5 speaker configuration or add two more speakers to take full advantage of the 7.1 capabilities. We'd recommend a pair of our 161 (http://bose.life/2g8QhZ0) speakers for those extra channels if desired. Have a great day!

  Answered 9 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionWhich is the country of origin?

Asked 9 years ago by sunil.

• A:Answer Hello Sunil, the Acoustimass 10 series V is made in our Mexico manufacturing plant. Thank you for the inquiry, we think you'll really enjoy this speaker system!

  Answered 9 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionIm looking to buy a home theater system but my wife wants wireless speakers i would like a high quality system with 6 speakers which one should i buy

Asked 9 years ago by Steve.

Q: QuestionCan I play on this system with the music on my iPhone 6 wirelessly? Say via bluetooth for example?

Asked 9 years ago by NickT.

• A:Answer This system is designed to work with a non-Bose audio receiver. Connecting wirelessly to that receiver would depend on its Bluetooth capabilities or using a Bluetooth adapter connected to the receiver.

  Answered 9 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionI am travelling to us next month in galveston and i whant to know if is any posibility to have that speakers with 220 volt power supply. Best regards

Asked 10 years ago by Aurelian.

• A:Answer The version of this system sold in North America is 100-120 V, 50/60 Hz. For that reason, we recommend purchasing the system in the country where it will be used.

  Answered 10 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionIf I have a PlayStation will that hook into these speakers or do you have to buy a receiver additionally?

Asked 10 years ago by 212houses.

• A:Answer Thank you for reaching out for clarification. These system is designed to connect to a non-Bose receiver that meets these specs: 10-200 watts per channel, 4-8 ohms. If you'd prefer a system that doesn't require additional components, we'd suggest this system: http://bit.ly/29LlcX7

  Answered 10 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionCan I combine with other bose speakers?I am looking for a 7.1 or 7.2 home theater system, so, I want to know if there is any way that I combine the Acoustimass 10 series V with, for example, the Acoustimass 5. I have a 7.2 RX 840 Yamaha Receiver. Thanks.

Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Not being familiar with the specifications of your Yamaha receiver, it is unknown if it will support a second set of surround speakers. Please refer to your receiver manual.

  Answered 10 years ago by CommunityAnswer

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Q: Questionspeaker connectionsi have a prewired home and currently have the "6s" installed. Iam moving up to the "10s" and read a review that a special connection is needed? Current I have just stripped the wires and plugged and played with no issues. is this true, special connectioins?

Asked 10 years ago by g.

• A:Answer Hello G. Great question. It sounds like you might be changing to the Acoustimass 10 V from the Acoustimass 6 V. Both use the same kind of connector, so you shouldn't need to change anything if they are the same series. Otherwise, you may need the adapter and we can help you with that. Please contact us at 800-380-4831 so that we may assist further. We are available Monday through Friday 9am to 9pm and Saturday 9am to 7pm EST. Thanks!

  Answered 10 years ago by Bose Support

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Q: QuestionIs the sub woofer hard wired or is it wireless and is the sub powered.

Asked 10 years ago by Brad.

• A:Answer Yes, the Accoustimas 10 series 5 bass module is a hard wired powered sub. There is going to be a lot of wiring left over once the system is completely set up. Keep that in mind when deciding where to place your speakers.

  Answered 10 years ago by GreggB

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