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Question: Can it be connected with a Bose Wave radio II?
Document: I have 2 Bose radios and wanted the CD changer for the Wave Radio ever since I bought and finally said I am getting it and that was it .
I love my Bose CD player/radio, but wanted the ability to enjoy continuous music from my CDs without intervention during a party or while involved in some home project. Adding this CD changer did the trick. It automatically switches from the CD player in my radio unit to each of the three CDs loaded into the changer, playing one after the other and then back to the one in my radio and repeat--endlessly if I want.
Have goods in hand now, very light & tight, nice outlooking. Easily connect to Bose Wave III system, now 5cds available. Strongly suggest to update this advise.
The multi-cd changer added versatility to the Bose Wave Music system. The CD players works excellently, and the addition of two additional auxiliary input jacks was superb.
The Bose CD Player for the Wave III System works great. It is a little noisy in the disk handling but the speakers are muted so that you have to be up close to hear it. It extends the playing time dramatically and is definitely worth having.
My father already had the Bose Wave system, and for his 87th birthday, we purchased this for him. He absolutely loves it. He still goes into his office just about every day and loves listening to his 1920's, 30's, and 40's Big Band music I downloaded for him on I-Tunes. Having the remote is great. The tone is awesome. Makes me want one myself! !
We had the Bose Wave, but really wanted to have more than one CD playing. We now have 4 CD's to play. The installation CD to set up the original Wave system with the CD changer worked beautifully. We didn't need to read any literature on how it worked because it was so intuitive on the remote.It's a wonderful thing when things work as well if not better than expected. Way to go Bose!
The second bricks and mortar Bose store employee also suggested to my wife that if the "unplugging and plugging-in trick" didn't work we should bring the multi-CD player in to them. We skipped doing that figuring if the problem happened once, it will eventually happen again. Also, the Bose bricks and mortar store is a 50 mile drive one way for us. The CD player in the Wave III unit still works, so we only returned the multi-CD player.
My wife and I are like another couple who wrote an Amazon review about trying to replace their 15 year old Aiwa component system with a quality multi-CD player, but said those are hard to find now. So, before I spent $500 for a Bose Wave III unit (with CD player) and another $250 for the multi-CD player, I read as much as I could find: Bose's advertisements, independent reviews, and Amazon reviews.
The CDs eject via the radio's remote control. A light next to each slot tells you which is playing and the display on the radio will tell you if a CD is loaded or not and which track is playing. By pushing the CD button on the remote repeatedly you can cycle manually through the different CDs if you want to play a particular one.When the unit is playing, it doesn't matter if all the slots are filled with CDs or not.
Answer: Yes it can  it sounds wonderful you'll love it