“Can this changer be "wired" to an old Bose Lifestyle system? Bose CD changer portion has died. DO I use this AUX connector to do this?”

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• I believe the answer is yes. I have it connected to my Bose Soundtouch 30 receiver.

  Answered by dmoc 10 years ago

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• Yes, that should be easily doable.

  Answered by Cronux 10 years ago

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• I think so. I connected to Bose Wave Radio that I purchased in 1998. Works great!!

  Answered by zippy 10 years ago

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• Greetings FLgal, Yes, you should be able to use the AUX red & white input on your Bose system with an external device such as a CD player...as long as it doesn't have an impedance requirement as stated in your Bose manual. Usually AUX inputs do not, but there are some models that AUX is also used by a record player and the input impedance is different. If you do not have a manual there may be a symbol on the back that has a "horseshoe symbol" with a number next to it. If so, contact Bose for recommendations.

  Answered by robs 10 years ago

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• Hi FLgal, This unit can be connected on a sound system to output the sound using RCA Audio Output or Optical Audio Output. - Jerome

  Answered by SonyListens 10 years ago

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