Can I hook up Bose Wi-Fi
45235
Not on model I purchased,but Bose may have added that feature to Wave,you would have to check with Bose
45236
As far as I know there is no Wi-Fi capability. If we want to stream from our iPhone or iPad using our home Wi-Fi we use a simple and inexpensive cord to plug our phone into the back of the Bose unit and Put it on Aux.
924228
Not to familiar with the bose soundlink but as long as it was wifi compatiable I dont see it being an issue, I have use this to connect to my kitchen stereo my wireless headset and even the car and had no issues
688335
Just buy a 3.5" to RCA cable and you could hookup both TV (through optical input) and ipod/mp3players (through RCA input) at the same time. Only one input will be chosen at a time by the bose system (looks like optical gets the priority if a signal is available)
1100730
You would have to purchase a special jack to hook to your Bose system. It does not come with the speaker. I would suggest you call Bose to ask what kind of jack would be needed.
1331990
To be honest, i'm not positive - but fairly sure you can. The ones i purchased are direct-wired (and are hung from the ceiling); BUT there are two Bose Surround Speakers in the REAR of my living room/theater which ARE connected via Rockfish Wireless Rear speaker kit - and they DO WORK FINE. So, using inductive reasoning, i would think the Bose 161 speakers would /should also work fine with the Rockfish wireless .
788644
No this did not work with my Bose sound dock, so I bought the Aluratek 30 pin Bluetooth audio receiver for iPhone dock and that works like a charm. Makes your Bose wireless!
807641
Yes. But you need to call Bose customer service for a update CD and a power supply. They are free.
1801550
the unit hooks up to the bose radio unit which has speakers built in. Also, some units are nt compatable. Check with Bose for details
1589846
i would not buy this ipod adapter to plug into a bose aux port, all you need is a male by male cord that plugs into ipad and into bose, very simple. sold in most convenience stores
1310961
I have never tried. My older Bose radio has no cord to connect. My newer ones have players on them. I'll have to see if I can find cord that will connect my older radio with this player.
128565
Depends on the bose model you buy. The first model only linked with wifi the sound link 2 only links with Bluetooth!
1769228
Hi,Good question I don't believe that you can although there are other wifi systems that will please check out the offerings from the Logitech smart radio or the Grace radio line. Hope this helps with your quest.Thanks,
1473090
Unless it is an old unit someone is selling, both the bluetooth module and remote will be in the box. An iPod can also be placed directly into the same slot on the front of the SoundDock 10 unit. I also purchased a Lightning-to-30 pin adaptor separately with an attached 0.5m cable to fit in that same slot when using a iPhone 5 since it apparently won't work otherwise. It was about $15 from one of the Amazon vendors. I haven't used the adaptor since I don't have an iPhone but it's nice to have if a friend wants to play their music on your Bose.
1945507
yes, you can hook it up via Bluetooth or a standard wired connection. (a headphone connection)
1237367
If your computer has blue tooth capability then you can pair the computer to the Bose Soundock. You can then play music from the computer regardless of the computers connection to the Internet.
1497878
No, bluetooth is not built into this Bose model. All devices must be connected via docking port or audio/headphone jack cable.
1599269
the speakers are not powered they require an amplifier you can use any amplifier/receiver it doesn't have to be a bose.