A:AnswerHi. It is not compatible with the Solo 5 soundbar. It is with the following: Smart Soundbar 300, Smart Soundbar 900, Soundbar 500, Soundbar 700, and SoundTouch 300.
A:AnswerYou can get a ceiling/wall mount for the speakers and use them with pre-existing 18-gauge wiring. Please contact us (https://bose.life/38DNELy) to order the Speaker Adapter Cable. This will let you connect the receivers to your pre-existing wiring.
A:AnswerYou cannot connect these directly to the Bose Music amplifier. If they're connected to one of our compatible soundbar systems, then you can create a group with the Bose Music amplifier through the Bose Music app.
A:AnswerBoses calibration can be iffy in regards to its rear speakers, it may sound odd but the best way to calibrate them it to wrap them in a cloth or something to muffle them, they’ll output more sound compensate as a result when the test is done.
A:AnswerThe Surround Speakers 700 connect to the Soundbar 300, Soundbar 500, or Soundbar 900, wirelessly, meaning they can be placed at a distance of up to 30 feet (9 m) from your speaker.
A:AnswerWhile volume levels can be adjusted for the Surround Speaker 700 using the Bose Music app, for best performance we recommend using sources encoded in 5.1 surround sound with dedicated surround channel audio.
A:AnswerYes,
I have soundbar 300 with bass.
At first the surround 700 speakers didn't sync in because the soundbar need it to be updated.
The BOSE techs helped me, it will take 1 to 2 hours to do this process.
A:AnswerYes, they are wireless. They each connect to their own power brick that plugs into a wall. The brick handles wireless communication to the soundbar.
