Wave® Multi-CD Changer - Titanium Silver work with Bose-Wave-SoundTouch-music-system?
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Only if you get the newer one. The older one, which I bought first, wouldn't work with it.
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Not familiar with the the Bose-Wave but by the pictures I looked up on the internet I do not see a USB port but if it is equipped with one it should work in conjunction with the Aux-Port.
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The Wave Multi-CD changer does not have any speakers or amplifier itself. It must plug in to the Bose Wave Radio that has a single CD player installed ( I think they call this the Bose Wave sound system). If a customer only has the Bose wave Radio alone, I know of no way to use the Multi-CD player as it was intended to be used. It comes with a CD setup disc that is used to reconfigure the firmware in the base radio unit such that it will `see' the new purchased unit. When setup is complete, the user will have the one CD slot in the radio, plus the 3 slots in the Multi-CD changer making 4 CD slots total. Call Bose if you have any questions. They have been very helpful. The Wave Multi-CD changer does not have any speakers or amplifier itself. It must plug in to the Bose Wave Radio that has a single CD player installed ( I think they call this the Bose Wave sound system). If a customer only has the Bose wave Radio alone, I know of no way to use the Multi-CD player as it was intended to be used. It comes with a CD setup disc that is used to reconfigure the firmware in the base radio unit such that it will `see' the new purchased unit. When setup is complete, the user will have the one CD slot in the radio, plus the 3 slots in the Multi-CD changer making 4 CD... » Read More The Wave Multi-CD changer does not have any speakers or amplifier itself. It must plug in to the Bose Wave Radio that has a single CD player installed ( I think they call this the Bose Wave sound system). If a customer only has the Bose wave Radio alone, I know of no way to use the Multi-CD player as it was intended to be used. It comes with a CD setup disc that is used to reconfigure the firmware in the base radio unit such that it will `see' the new purchased unit. When setup is complete, the user will have the one CD slot in the radio, plus the 3 slots in the Multi-CD changer making 4 CD slots total. Call Bose if you have any questions. They have been very helpful. « Show Less
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Wish I could answer- but would suggest using the Bose chat line. The remote I bought a year ago works well with the Bose Wave that I got in Nov 2010, but the cd3000 which was sold thru 2006, looks much different from mine. rlf
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I do have the system, but I wouldn't know about that. That would be a question you would want to ask Bose directly through their website. I doubt it is compatable though. I do have all my music on my ps3 that I added from my iPod though.
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No, I think this is the one you want: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/wave_systems/accessories/awms_remote_pbr_acc.jsp You should call BOSE to be sure. They say it works with the BOSE Wave System II, but don't mention just the Wave Music System II radio. Do you have the CD players as well? For technical help: 1-800-380-4831 Mon. - Fri., 8:30 AM - 9 PM ET Sat., 9 AM - 6 PM For sales: 1-800-379-2073 Mon. - Sun., 7 AM - 12 Midnight ET
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One of my remotes says System 111. The other doesn't. They both work. The number on the bottom of my Bose includes #033975. I think it will work.
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The 5-disc cd changer is an accessory which attaches to the base of the Bose Acoustic Wave System II (shown in your accompanying photo). It attaches with RCA cords and allows one to extend music playing beyond the one CD capability of the Acoustic Wave itself. It is not a stand alone unit but instead is an accessory device which requires that a buyer must own the Bose Acoustic Wave System II unit itself in order to use. I suggest you visit Bose's website for further details on this accessory.
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Mine has worked flawlessly with any 1/8" audio plug device (laptop, Samsung smart phone, Sandisk MP3 player, etc.) I have attached to my Bose Idoc. A call to Mercedes or iTeck may get you the answer you seek.
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Hi TDonn, thanks for that, very interesting and VERY helpful. I've heard a Bose Wave clock radio before (before DAB) and it filled the shop!!! If this is anywhere close to that sound then I will buy it.Thanks againNic
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We have ours connected to a Mitel system. Should work just fine, just plug into the audio input. I really like the product. Has saved us hundreds on annual royalty fees.
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Answer from Titantech: It works with bose speaker system. The screen 800x480.
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I read the entire manual and it didn't say anything about CD changers find out what kind of plug plugs into your radio from changer or ask stereo shop I think there are stereos that accept CD changers but CD changers are old tech. And may have to upgrade to deck with CD player
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If you go to the BOSE website it gives you the alternative remote controllers that can be used. Some earlier models were discontinued and replaced with multi system remotes
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HiYou have to plug it into the Bose| Wave music System. http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/wave_systems/wms/index.jsp
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Sorry, I don't know for sure. It does use standard connections, though so I would assume it works. Do you have a Bose outlet in your area?
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Sorry I don't know because I don't have a sound link 3 only have sound link mini. Ask Bose.