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Question: How can I connect my Iphone so I can listen to music?
Document: I am not usually huge Bose fan, decided to try the Cinemate 2.1. Simple to connect to TV/AT&T cable box. I actually also connect earphone jack to RCA cable to my iPhone to listen to music, actually sounds quite good. Overall the Cinemate works rather well. Read and follow the setup documentation to get the best sound.
I haven't actually received these but I ordered them after hearing/using my sisters. These sound awesome and you would think there are several more speakers involved once hearing. I love the Blue tooth option as well....I listen to music through these on my IPhone!
Be sure to purchase the Monster M850 DFO-8 M-Series 850 Toslink Fiber Optic Audio Cable (8 feet) to connect to your television, as it is noticeably better than the audio cable that comes with the set. And don't forget the Monster MON129340 iCable 1000 for iPod and iPhone. Your music will come through stunningly clear; as if your listening room becomes a live recording studio. Also, the Bose stands are a must-buy to fully appreciate what this system can do.
First of all, very easy to connect. Second, I am amazed by the sound. It is very powerful and clear, both descriptions that distinguish Bose in sound entertainment. I get goosebumps listening to music using the CineMate system. When watching movies, I feel like I am in the movie. I am very happy with this product.
Listen to music and movies. Pick which sound you prefer and bingo. Sometimes I switch them up, but lately I prefer the bitstream sound. Its good anyway you choose but if you're picky or like to play with your menu's, it'll be fun.Have a good day.Chris
I have connected the optical to the TV and RCA to blue tooth Music adapter. Good thing is the module switch automatically based on the active input. So we don't need to unplug the cable from the interface module.Regarding the sound quality it doesn't have the same quality what you listen from a Bose Cinemate Demo System in a store. I'm not sure what is the diffrence in the setup.
That's COMPLETELY FALSE. That sounds like a hater talking if you ask me. The speech is clear. The music is clear. And your room is clear of clutter.I can play a movie or a music cd and can hear it clearly just about anywhere in my house...upstairs included. Pandora sounds too awesome that I listen to it much of the day. I think you'll be very happy with this system, or the GS II; whick ever you buy.
I bought this system to improve the sound of my TV. It does that sort of in some scenarios but not always as desired.When you're watching action movie or listen to music it obviously adds the extra volume and bass to it. It does this very well but I can't tell you if it's great or not. Annoying though is that when watching normal TV it does the same thing and sometimes dialogues cannot be heard you have to crank up the volume and if an action scene comes back it's way to loud.
On the positive side these speakers have a nice rich sound if positioned correctly. Unfortunately, they also have a "feature" where they turn off after 30 minutes of non-use. Personally, I'd love to be able to plug in my phone or turn on my computer and listen to music sans hunting for (or even owning) a remote. If you have a similar idea of how you would like to use these speakers, you will likely find this "feature" incredibly annoying.
So no issue with that too. Audio transfer with optical cable is better than the stereo cable.2. Volume control: Not having a volume tracker is a pain. They should do something about it. But will get used to it.3. I can connect my MP3 player, phone or laptop to the Bose system using stereo cable.
Answer: Buy something like this: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable