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How can I hook up speakers to my bose wave radio II?

Jan 19, 2008 by Jana B | Posted in Other - Electronics

Can speakers other than bose speakers be hooked up to a new Bose Wave II Radio? The only output is for headphones and Wave Link. Thanks
The only output is for headphones and bose link. How would you hook up additional non bose speakers??? I don't

You need a RCA Audio Cable or digital cable, make sure it is compatible with your radio,
one part is goes to in back side of your radio or the other side is goes to back side in you your speaker.

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Terk Amplified Indoor AM/FM Antenna (PIB) Review

The TERK promises to amplify a signal if it's present. I live in a 3 story wood frame house, on top of a 30 ft sand dune, so altitude should be excellent for this type of antenna.The wood frame house should not block FM signals. No dice. 50 kw FM atations 40 miles north (Hertford, NC) and south (Englehard, NC) came in no better on the TERK than on a typical factory supplied dipole. 100KWer's in Tidewater such as WMYK (93.7), with a 1000 ft tower 50 miles north are barely registering on my Sony tuner. These stations come in fine on my Bose Wave and assorted portables. High end systems lack the "sensitivity" of smaller radios when it comes to boosting FM signals, and the TERK can't seem to overcome that problem. My advice? If you want a solid signal for your high end system, and you live in a fringe area, go with either an outdoor TV antenna, or if possible, mount one in your attic. The FM radio band in wedged right between TV channels 6 and 7, so any outdoor TV antenna will do the trick. If you are confined to an apartment, I have no advice other than "save your money" and try other alternatives. The TERK AM/FM Pi is a compact, yet highly powerful antenna that was designed specifically for anyone who wants to improve their AM/FM radio reception. Its built-in signal amplifier can be adjusted to the optimum level to either strengthen reception of weaker or distant stations or to avoid over-boosting stronger or closer ones. The Pi was also constructed as two antennas in one, featuring...

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