Lifestyle 135 home entertainment system

Control Console:

* AV35 (20W) Console
* RC35T-L Remote
* iPod/iPhone Dock

Lifestye:

* Lifestyle V35
* Lifestyle V25
* Lifestyle T20
* Lifestyle T10
* Lifestyle 235

## History

Bose released the Bose Lifestyle 135 on September 26, 2011 this system includes a Bose designed receiver, iPod dock, wireless subwoofer and a soundbar.

## Lifestyle 135 Speaker array

*Main article: Lifestyle 135 Speaker array*

The Bose Lifestyle 135 soundbar has five drivers, with the two at either end married to a phase guide similar as to one used in the VideoWave allowing sound to be pushed out and directed around the room.

### TrueSpace

This is technology built into the system that simulates surround sound from stereo or surround sound sources.

### FlexMount

Flexmount automatically determines if the soundbar is placed on a table or mounted on a wall. It then adjusts the audio accordingly, thus offering two choices for speaker placement.

### Speaker array includes

* Audio input cable (30') [male to male 9-pin mini-DIN]

## 135 Wireless Acoustimass module

*Main article: Lifestyle 135 Wireless Acoustimass module*

### Wireless module includes

* C7 "figure-8" power cord
* Rubber feet for Acoustimass module

## AV35 Control Console (20W)

*Main article: AV35 Control Consoles*

   The system has four HDMI 1.4a, two component and three composite inputs. There is one HDMI 1.4a video output that scales input video up to 1080p output resolution. It supports three non-HDMI audio inputs: optical, coax and RCA.

The AV35 media center features a built in AM/FM radio and includes an iPod dock is compatible with all 30 pin iPods/iPhones. It has two USB jacks for firmware updates and to view pictures. It also includes 3 extra RCA inputs above the rear HDMI ports to support analog BoseLink out expansion. The T20 and T10 use the AV20 media center and does not have the iPod Dock, excludes a radio, one USB jack and no Boselink out. While the AV20 cannot expand, but does have a Boselink input.

### Connecting to a 4K TV

*Main article: Connecting an AV35 to a 4K TV*

Please follow the instructions here to find out the best way to connect your media center to a 4K TV.

### Audio Format Support

*Main article: AV35 Audio Format Support*

The AV35 receiver decodes DTS, Dolby Digital, Dolby TrueHD, and uncompressed multi-channel PCM (aka LPCM).

### Included with the AV35 (20W) Console

* RC35T-L Remote
* iPod/iPhone Dock
* AM antenna
* FM antenna
* ADAPTiQ audio calibration headset
* HDMI cable (6')
* AC Power supply (5')
* C7 "figure-8" power cord
* 4 AA batteries for remote control
* IR emitter cable (6')
* Dual RCA cable (6')
* Rubber feet for front speaker
* Operating guide
* USB flash drive (for system updating only)

### BoseLink

*Main article: BoseLink*
*Main article: AV35 BoseLink*

Starting with Series II DVD systems, Bose included a new standard for expansion called *BoseLink*, which allows the system to expand to 14 additional listening areas and can connect to any other BoseLink device. There is also a wireless expansion option. Listeners use a radio frequency remote to communicate back to the main system, thus allowing it to control the volume and to select the audio source for that room.

### Unify

*Main article: Unify*

This system guides users through installation of any products connect to the system through an on-screen wizard. It uses a reverse lookup to recognize the remote of 3rd party products to program its own universal remote.

### iPod/iPhone Dock

*Main article: iPod/iPhone Dock*

The AV35 control console included an iPod/iPhone dock compatible with 30 pin iPods/iPhones.

### AdaptIQ

*Main article: AdaptIQ*

The key feature of the system is the ADAPTiQ audio calibration system, which allows for the system to adapt to the owner's personal living room environment. The system plays tones through each speaker and listens with a microphone headset worn by the user, and based on what it "hears", the media center will calibrate and equalize each speaker to compensate for any acoustic abnormalities in the room. In this manner, any *Lifestyle* system will sound the same in any living room as the professional demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ Amazon.com - CineMate 1 SR & CNet - Bose intros $2,500 sound bar system
2. ↑ Archive from Sep 20 2012 Lifestyle 135 home entertainment system
3. ↑ Techradar - Bose launches soundbar home cinema solution
4. ↑ CNET Bose intros $2,500 sound bar system
5. ↑ Audio Input Cable - Male 9-pin Mini-DIN to Male 9-pin Mini-DIN
6. ↑ 3D Update
7. ↑ Update Manual
8. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `twice2010`