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Question: Will the unit work with my existing ATT Uverse remote control?
Document: I have had Bose Solo for about a month now. Some in my family like it and some don't. Here is a list of what we agree on:Looks good, solid build, easy installation (connection to TV via fiber cable), works with Uverse and Sony (Bravia) remotes - just google for instructions on your particular remote.Here is where we disagree on. My kids don't like the sound, wife is indifferent, I tend to like the sound most of the time.I think what causes the disagreement is that we have a 40&#34; Sony Bravia and it happens to have decent speakers and for TV shows they work well.
I bought one 2 weeks ago and put it under my Panny L55ET5. I set it up before I read about the weight limit. I don't think this will be a problem. Like almost everyone else I bought it because flat panel speakers are terrible. The Bose Solo sound is adequate, nothing more. Wiring is kept to a minimum. The lack of controls directly on the box is going to be a problem. I am sure I will lose hours of my life looking for that remote. Can't get my Uverse remote to work with it.
The Bose Solo TV Sound System reproduces sound well across low and midrange, it looks like it belongs under the TV pedestal, and connects with the optical TOSLINK. Controlling the unit is a hand-held remote. Now, one might expect that any remote control might be made to change the volume, but no. The manual says that if needed, a controller is available that will work with my TV set. Great, but will it control all the features of the Samsumg TV? What about the Tivo, the Apple TV 2, and the Sony DVD player?
Very easy to set up and the difference in sound is unbelievable! Easy to program to operate from my standard ATT Uverse controller
After conversations with Bose, Samsung and Uverse, we all agreed it just couldn't be done with the Bose technology as is. That's really, really unfortunate as now I'll always have to use the Bose remote to control the volume no matter what I'm watching or which remote is in play. They claim it works with some universal remotes, and I could get my other remotes to turn the sound bar on or off but not control the volume. Seems like that should be a simple fix because it's clearly capable of communicating with other remotes, but they couldn't help me and left it at that.
Since many people have trouble finding Uverse remote instructions, I wanted to confirm that I've programmed my Uverse remote to control my 51&#34; Samsung Plasma & the Bose Solo so that pressing the &#34;Power&#34; button turns all three devices on/off (Uverse box, Samsung & Bose Solo); as well, the Uverse remote &#34;Volume&#34; buttons control the Bose Solo volume +/-.Programming instructions are located in the Uverse remote control booklet under both: 1) the &#34;Quick Setup Guide&#34; under &#34;Setting Up Your Remote to Control Other Devices&#34;, and 2) &#34;Advanced Features Setup&#34; under &#34;Always Send Volume Commands to One Device&#34;.
However this was for mostly TV watching and some movies. Lets start with how easy this is to hook-up...no brainer, the dog could do it! The sound is awesome...we now hear all kinds of things that we where missing, there seems to be a good complement with voice and what I'll call background sounds...meaning I can hear the dialog...without the  &#34;background&#34; noise being overpowering. It was again very easy to program my existing  remote to control the volume on the Solo.
For us the lack of a volume indicator, inability to make sound adjustments, no auto on, no on unit controls, inability to easily add Solo to existing remotes to control unit, ok sound but not up to expected Bose quality make this unit a return for us. I did contact Bose directly to discuss the issues above in the hope they may have a newer unit coming out but the rep didn't know of anything and stated the Solo has only been out for a year.The under TV design is perfect and we decided to get a ZVOX 555 which has all the options the Solo is missing, better sound and is actually the same cost as the Solo while it is on sale.
Lose the remote and you're out of luck. Find the remote and you're only marginally better off.I told the Bose rep how silly it seemed to me that Bose couldn't simply adopt an existing code in order to integrate the Solo more easily into a standard home theater setup. The rep, who was very nice, told me that Bose sells a larger, universal style remote that would replace my cable remote and do all the functions in one as I wanted. He even offered to ship one to me at no additional charge (considering the unit itself is $400).
I got this for Christmas, and the sound is really full and terrific. My tv is in an armoire, and the speakers are in the back so I definitely needed a sound bar of some kind. I have a home theater but couldn't make it work with all the components (Uverse box, Apple TV and the tv wifi Netflix, etc) so I needed a sound bar that could work for everything. I hooked it up in just a couple of minutes, and it worked great.I ran into problems in setting up the Uverse and tv universal remotes, however.
Answer: For Bose Solo-This worked for me.  It's a two step process which is why no one at AT&T; or Bose can figure it out! 1) Program the remote for the Bose Solo on AUX.  I used code 4001 - which turns the amp on and off.2) Set the volume control option to default to the Bose:. (This is from the Advanced Features Set Up section of the remote manual) a) Press and hold the AT&T; key along with the OK key.  All the mode keys flash twice.b) Enter 955 - AT&T; key will flash twicec) Press and release the AUX key.  It should give a long flash to confirm successful programming.