It's manufacture to output 20v 2A (1.2A compatible) as described. Mine is Soundock Portable 20 V 1.5 A. Does it works for my Bose Sounddock Portable?
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I'm thinking so. I have the Bose portable sounddock from 2008, and my cord was no longer good. I bought this, and it works perfectly.
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Yes it works but the plug in part that goes to the Bose is too small so it will come out easily I put a piec or Velcro on the plug and the Bose to keep it in place
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It works if plugged in, but does not charge the battery. Plus the plug in part is a 90deg and wobbles out easily.
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I don't know!!! But if your pin connection is the same as an Ipod Classic, or Iphone 3, 4, or 4S, but NOT Iphone 5, it WILL work and sound is tremendous for such a device. I would say it equals the Bose docking station at less than 1/2 the price. Thunderous Sound!!!
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I use it on a Bose but it is designed to work on any 30 pin connection and it works really well, connects easily and no hissing sound
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Yes, it should work with SoundDock Portable. It works with any 30-pin connector speaker.
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Louis I Have The First Generation Soundlink. I Don't Want To Give You False Information With Your III.But If It's A 20V It Should Work.
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Hello, I'm not sure. I used it with a Bose Sounddock system but I am not very satisfied with the range. If you move the iPod/iPhone more than 10-12 ft. away it interrupts the connection.
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Same problem. I ended up getting this docking station that plugs into the Bose speaker and then the ting worked.SCOSCHE IFWAHBK Home Dock pass PORT Charging Adapter for iPhone and iPod - Frustration-Free Packaging - Black Roll over image to zoom in SCOSCHE IFWAHBK Charging Adapter for Smartphones - Frustration-Free Packaging - Black by Scosche
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You do NOT need to use a charge converter with the CoolStream Duo. The CoolStream Duo can work on both a 5V or 12V device so it will work with the Original Bose Sounddock without a charge converter.
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Yes it will. I have used it with that dock model. The one issue I have run into though is that with certain speakers plugged in to the headphone jack, the sound only comes out of one speaker. Not sure if it's user error on my end, although I have used several different audio cables and continued to get the same result with a certain set of speakers
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Yes, the LiveMIC is working with Bose Soundlink Mini speaker since both are using pair code "0000". Please use Mode A on LiveMIC with Bose Soundlink mini speaker
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Yes it will work provided you have the appropriate cradle that comes with Bose systems. However, with too much toggling the Bose has a tendency to become loose at the dock
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The "rechargeable" Bose unit is the SoundDock Portable for a hundred bucks more than the II. If you absolutely need to run the unit ONLY on batteries then that is your ONLY option in the Bose lineup.
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Yes. That's the model Soundlink I own and bought it for. The connector isn't exactly a tight fit in the speaker, but it still charges the unit. I'm satisfied with it.
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Depends on the output of your TV, but the Bose unit accepts the 3.5mm stereo cable as input. If your TV has an RCA out, then it should work. http://products.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/og_sounddock10.pdf
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Typically most of the soundbar's of Bose are 110 and 220V compatible. I have Series I lifestyle 135 and Its installed in India and works well with 220. The bose was purchased from the US and the box says 110 but the power adapter shows it accepts 220 and its been working for over a year
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no it wont work, i have both of them but its only designed to work for the sounddock 10.
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We purchased a CableJive DockBoss which is an adaptor plug and our iPhone5 works great with the Bose SoundDock. Available via Amazon~