Bose Wave System Iv Bluetooth Receiver Transmitter

I have been listening to Bose since the 70's with their 901 speakers through their Bose Wave technology. Time to update to Bluetooth and put away the CD's and IPOD. Great sound quality as expected. Play it loud.

I paid extra for a Bose Bluetooth speaker over other brands because we used to own a Bose Wave Radio/CD player, and I still use my Bose PC speakers. I know a lot of hardcore audiophiles dislike Bose for how it manipulates the audio - but I'm no audiophile, and Bose speakers always have big sound for a small device - not just loud, but full and encompassing the space I'm in. This one surprised even me with how room-filling the audio is, especially from a battery-operated speaker that's not much bigger than a portable DVD drive. It goes with me whenever I travel now, and I take it from the living room to the bathroom when I'm showering so I can hear over the water what's being said on podcasts.

Decided to get back into basic 2 channel stereo as my wave radio just couldn’t get it done. Took the plunge, picked up this receiver and two of the Sony 3 way bookshelf speakers. Wow the power and clarity from the Bluetooth streaming is amazing. Needless to say a CD player and a phono ( which each exceeded the price of the speakers and this receiver) were quickly added on. If your looking to get back into vinyl or just enjoy CDs or streaming to the Bluetooth you can’t go wrong with this receiver.

I use all my Yongnuo equipment in my portrait studio - Two soft lights (non Yongnuo), two speedlights, and transmitter/receiver. The speedlights are, from all I've heard, exactly the same as Nikon/Canon, only at less than 20% the price. I find them easy to use and very reliable. The same with the transmitter/receiver (needed to trip the YN560-II remotely). The IV has a transmitter/receiver built in, but I still need the transmitter to trip it. There's a great review of the IV by David Parkington (davidparkington. online in which he gives it a 5 out of 5. He points out shortcomings, but they are, as you'll see, insignificant. I notice that a lot of photographer/trainers posting training videos on the net are using Yongnuo now. That includes Scott Kelby, who has them all over his studios. Go for it. These are great.

Highly versatile and compact Bluetooth Receiver/Transmitter with built-in DAC. It has separate optical input and outputs and a dual-use coax line. The Bluetooth connectivity is solid but it might take a few tries with older Bluetooth equipment. Once you're connected, it stays connected. Highly recommended!

I got this Denon system to replace a Bose Wave box (top-loading single CD player version) that finally started failing. I have been amazed at the sound quality, much superior to the Bose. Plus it has a sub-out connector that allows me to continue using my little Sony subwoofer. AND the HP-out works perfectly with the extended-range BT TX/RX box. All in all, just the perfect purchase for my needs,

We purchased the Bose Wave Sound Touch music system and this speaker last week to use for my smart TV, Cell-phone, Computer, I Pad and Tablet . This is the perfect system I just take it with me when I go up stairs, outside or in the garage.

Bose is the best bar none! From their Wave Radio to their speakers!

Great sound quality the bass is amazing iv always loved bose. Iv had the Bose companion 1 for 12 years the build quality an exceptional now that I have another bose product it's even better!! It's also a great gift!!

This transmitter (used with the USB receiver) is a simple trigger and remote control system. What I like about this system is that every time I press the shutter button on my camera, it triggers and I never get a misfire. That may sound silly but many systems have misfires or odd behaviors. I haven't experienced any of that when using this system with the Angler Q400 monolight. Operating the remote is easy and straight forward, giving me 1/3 stop control of my bare bulb flashes and 1/10 stop control over monolights. Perfect.