A:AnswerIf you’re using the sound bar to hook up to your TV, you can add a Bose subwoofer. The salesperson at Best Buy will show you the subwoofers you can add.
A:AnswerNo, you will connect to your TV via the provided optical cable or HDMI cable (sold separately). Bluetooth connectivity is made available if you wish to stream audio through your speaker.
A:AnswerMy husband is has a significant hearing deficit and uses Sony head phones that connect to the TV's audio via bluetooth. This allows him to listen to a program as loud as he needs to without disturbing me (I have have very good hearing). The Bose TV speaker does give you better quality sound than the TV's built in speaker and you can raise the volume quite high without sound distortion.
A:AnswerMy tv is connected to the satellite box for my Dishnetwork tv. I have the Bose speaker connected to my tv. It can connect by optical or hmdi connection
A:AnswerYou can use wireless speakers other than Bose, but remember you get what you pay for. I personally love the fact I can hear every instrument and acoustics along with ability to hear clearly is awesome.
A:AnswerThe Bose TV Speaker can be controlled and programmed to be used by third-party IR remotes. You can an information guide at https://bose.life/3oWBaT8.
A:AnswerThe TV speaker features Bluetooth, meaning it is compatible with a wide range of Bluetooth-enabled devices. However, for an optimal listening experience, we recommend connecting to TV sources using the included optical cable as to avoid latency delays for audio, and the support of correct audio formats.
A:AnswerI was told you can add Bose speakers to your Bose TV sound bar but not available from Best Buy! Can purchase from Bose or on line . I recently purchase the Bose sound bar and thinking of exchanging for a Sonos for this reason.
A:AnswerYou can connect an audio source to the TV Speaker. Such as an MP3 player. To get audio from the Aux source, you will switch to Aux on the remote control
