“Will this work w/ older Bose equip? doe's this speaker work w/ an older Bose surround sound radio& CDplayer?”

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• No cause this Bose Speaker is Bluetooth.

  Answered by Scott 9 years ago

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• If it has Bluetooth.

  Answered by Norb 9 years ago

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• If it doesn't have bluetooth than you can use an auxillary cord and plug it into the new bose speaker and play through it's speaker

  Answered by KBDen 9 years ago

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• Yes, we bought a $4 audio adapter which you plug into the aux outlet on the speaker and the headphone outlet on the CD player or older IPhone.

  Answered by BBReview 10 years ago

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• If they support NFC, bluetooth output, and/or have a headphone jack you can run a line from it to the Bose speaker.

  Answered by Watchman 10 years ago

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• It can work but not with blue tooth. In back of your wave radio is a line out port. Probably has twin audio slots (red cable, white one). These are RCA cables. If you get an RCA cable with two RCA plugs going into the speaker's one audio out port (next to where Powe cord plugs in) & choose AUX on your radio you will get sound from speaker. But because you are using AUX the sound quality won't be as good as your radio. You will probably have to crank the sound on the radio to the max because the speaker gets most of its volume from your radio. If you can land the RCAS worth a shot. Cheap & return if not happy. Good luck.

  Answered by TVMac 10 years ago

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• It will take audio from any radio you can get a standard audio cable out of, might need to buy adapters. If the equipment has Bluetooth it might recognize it for wireless play.

  Answered by Stuward 10 years ago

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• Not if it's not Bluetooth! To come through the speaker.

  Answered by Sucker1 10 years ago

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• If other devices have Bluetooth it will work fine. Their is a small audio hookup Inthe rear of the unit. I have not tried that with the cord but the Bluetooth Is the way to go.

  Answered by ninja2013 10 years ago

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