My Bose AV Receiver controls my entire system. Will the output of this switch work through the receiver rather than being run directly to the TV?
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I don't know for sure, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work. The switch detects an HDMI signal and passes that through. The output should "look" the same to the Bose unit as if it were not run thru a switch.
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Yes this converts up to 3 Analog/digital Signals to 1 Analog/Digital source. I used this for a Bose Cinemate Sounbar since the aux would override the default Optical in. Hooked a 400 CD Disk changer up to switcher 2channel audio Hooked up Blu-Ray using optical Toslink Hooked up DirectTV digital box using optical Toslink Outputed 1 Digital Optical Toslink to soundbar, and based on what I want to listen to I just hit Source 1,2 or 3 and it swaps to that source.
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The receiver cannot be controlled using a dock's remote. At least it doesn't work for me using a Bose SoundDock, it is probably the same with all docks. The unit doesn't seem to have anything that will detect a remote's command. I hope this helps answer your question!
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I have a Bose dock system and a surround sound system and works on both. I don't know what signal Bose uses. Sorry I can't really answer you question, but hope this information can help you find the answer.
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On most any Bose system including the Bose Wave system, you connect the Audio output from the TV into the audio input of your Bose receiver and you get the audio from your Tv. As of this time I do not have a Bose Wave but do have A Bose Lifestyle 28 surround system, like new that you can use for your tv audio, thanks fir your question, Jack
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Hi S., the available connections on the Sony Stereo Receiver are HDMI in and out, Optical in, Coaxial in, Audio In and out, Component Video in, Composite Video in, and USB. Check with your Bose speakers if it supports any of those connections. -Vincent
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I want to use a receiver instead of the control untit. Did you get an answer to your question?
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If your receiver can be connected to your TV via HDMI, and you set the receiver to output the audio to the TV, you could in theory run it like this and the sound would be output by the soundbar (when the soundbar is connected to the TV directly)
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this converts digital (optical) audio to analog as it says on the device. If your receiver takes RCA (analog) inputs it should work. I am using it on a TV with an optical out connected to an old pair of sony speakers with RCA inputs and it works fine.
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I am not familiar how Bose 301s are wired from the receiver. This unit is simply wired directly to the center channel output of my receiver/tuner.
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Yes. I have the exact setup you describe. I hear audio through the HDMI to my TV, and can turn on the stereo receiver and change the switch to 5.1 when I want surround sound. One point is, there is a slight audio delay between the HDMI and fiber outputs depending on the switch being on 2ch or 5.1ch. If the Monoprice is on 2ch, the tv is muted, and the receiver is turned on, the audio is slightly (milliseconds) out of sync with the video signal. But if I'm using the receiver and the Monoprice is on 5.1, the audio is synced up.
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if you'll use only the audio inputs of the a/v sel. switch you have (4) audio device you can plug (rca plugs) into it. it has output i and output2. just select the p/button av-i to av-4 depending on which device you want to use using the output i or 2 on your receiver audio in. i hope this helped you.
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I don't think so - it is intended to allow switching the output of various devices to a device input. If by receiver you mean cable or sat, you may not need this device. If you receiver has an HDMI out port - connect that to the HDMI on the TV and run the optical out from the TV to the sound-bar. The HDMI provides a better quality sound connection than optical anyway.
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I don't see why it wouldn't as long as your receiver had an optical out or HDMI out, which most do. Seems like overkill though. Aren't you going the soundbar route to save space and cable runs?
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In order for my setup to work correctly I have to use both the HDMI and the optical out on my Apple TV. My receiver is a 2001 Integra DTR6.2 which was made before HDMI existed so I run my HDMI into this switch and out to the TV. I then run the optical output from each device into this optical switch - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003C15798/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This works for me. I'm not sure if I answered your question. However one thing that I can tell you is tht this switch will not separate the audio from the video, which is why I needed the seperate optical switch.
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If the Bose system has an optical input, then yes. Just keep the device in a place where you can reach it, because you have to manually flip a switch to change devices. Also, it emits a blue light, and it's kind of bright, so make sure that won't bother you.
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Will it be able to output audio over HDMI and the composite? I need to hook up the HDMI directly to the TV and the composite to the receiver.