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Since it is an IR remote, you would need something with an IR transmitter like a unirversal remote.  I'm not sure you would easily find the codes for it though. Just to confirm if it is a Wave Music system, you can most likely use the remote for the current wave music system.  However if it is an Acoustic Wave music system (much bigger) then you may be right in that the remote may no longer be available. ... View more

Probably not, but it would help to know what product you want them connected to. @WAB wrote: Is it possible to pair a second remote?  If so, how?   ... View more

I doubt it.  It's unlikely that any older systems will move across to Bose music unless they bring out a new version.  Even if they bring a V2 with Bose Music, because you are likely to be playing from instruments they would be susceptable to lag when going to wireless headphones.  So it would not be the ideal application to stream to BT headphones. ... View more

No,   Both the headphones and the soundbar are designed as "end units"  meaning the BT connection goes into them and not out of them (the soundbar can do it with other speakers but that is over Wi-fi and the Headphones don't have wi-fi).  As well as that, there would be a distance limitation (due to BT) even if it was able to work - ie if you went further than 10m it would lose connection so it wouldn't be as much use as you would think.   The T8S mixer has no form of wireless transmission either, but again if you could get it to work you may nbot have the best experience when playing intruments due to wireless lag.   From what I've heard they are trying to unite them under the Bose Music app (the Noise Cancelling 700s being the first headphone to use this app) however it's unlikely that older systems will be able to use move over to the new app, so they still have a couple of versions around. ... View more

Just because it's new doesn't mean it doesn't need a pre-amp :)   Have you tried anythign else through the AUX (phone/ipod/computer)?  That should tell you whether its the Solo or the turntable. ... View more

Thier updates normally rollout over a couple of days/week.  So if thier website shows it's available, then some accounts in Au may have already updated, others will likely be soon. ... View more

I don't know if this will help, but it seems to for me (it's often determined by when in the process that you plug the bass speaker in):   Unplug the bass for about a minute and the light will fade at the back.  It's important that the light is off as they sometimes hold charge for 20 sec or so. If the bar is set up in the app, procees to the options, add accessory speaker and follow the prompts.  Onliy once it is searching for the accessory speaker that you plug the bass speaker in.   Fingers crossed for you @Stacey1000 wrote: I bought this yesterday at Costco.  What a mistake!!!  I’m so disappointed I may never buy Bose products again.  It has the soundbar 500, a Bose Bass Module 500 and a Bose Soundbar Universal Remote.  I have the Soundbar 500 connected but no way to connect the bass module.  The Bose music app is lousy.  Support for the bass module is non existent.  If I knew what a nightmare this is to set up I would have went with Sonos.  Since it’s Saturday evening, I now have to wait until Monday before I can get in touch with product support.  Boo Bose!  Boo!   ... View more

It should be as simple as pressing AUX on the remote and it will play anything plugged into the Aux slot.  My only other thought is that some Turntables require a pre-amp to bring it up to the level that other speakers can play it.  What have you played the turntable through before? ... View more

My mistake, I was thinking of the Bose connect app.     However I justed tested connecting without the app and I can still connect the normal BT way.  I forgot the device in my phone settings.  I cleared the pairing list on the headphones (hold BT button for 10 Sec) then connected them through my phone settings no problem.  So if you didn't clear both the phone and headphone BT settings it may have remembered the old settings and refused the connection.   Also you shouldn't need wifi to use the app with the headphone 700 (you may have had the issue because you weren't signed in).  I put my phone into airplane mode, switched BT on and the app connected straight away.  The voice prompts even said "your phone is in airplane mode so you will be unable to hear notifications.  I can still change all the settings while in airplane mode.     ... View more

I can't say for sure, however my Google Assistant in the SB700 can stream netflix to my chromecast ultra, but not my Sony TV.  However the TV is one about 3 years old and had Chromecast built in but not GA.  From my reading, most of the new Sonys should do it but all 3rd party google assistant devices have some limiteations that Google home devices don't.  So this could be one of them. ... View more

Just out of interest, what couldn't you do that you wanted to do?  You don't need the app to connect to BT to a mobile device to listen to music or watch movies.  You also don't need the app to plug in the cable and listen to the on board entertainment.  THe only thing you may need the app for on a flight is settings changes really (like changing sleep mode).   @Donnation wrote: So I had a $400 piece of garbage in my bag that could not be used on the thing that they were most designed to be used for.     ... View more

This is why soundbars like this are generally not recommended for projectors.  There are still a fair few that don't have the right outputs, and because they have limited inputs you would go with something like a lifestyle that has all the inputs direct to the console and would only output video to the projector.   What you need in this case would be an analogue to digital converter (3.5mm to optical/HDMI).  If you serach for that you should find a couple, but be weary as most will be going the other way (digital to analogue HDMI to 3.5mm). ... View more

with the app itself, you can hear the sounds from the phone/tablet speakers to hear what the sound is like.  Then download whichever you choose to the buds and you can use them for sleep. @Raquel1002 wrote:     ... View more

It wouldn't be a Bose solution, it would be a third party transmitter taht would send from the LIfestyle.  And because it won't give you the experience Bose would want you to have, it's unlikely they would recommend doing it. ... View more

Just to clarify, I don't beleive Music share will work with the TV anyway.  You need to connect through the Bose connect app, (so both headphones connect to the one phone/tablet) then once you change one device to the TV it would break the music share.    As well as that you would likely have sync issues with the TV as the BT connection would slow down to match the headphones together (but lag behinf the TV picture). ... View more

They are teh series 1 Soundlink COlour, which I don't think is compatible with the app or with sharing music.  The series 2 should be compatible. ... View more

chnically you could as the Lifestyle has a headphone out by 3.5mm.  But it will depends on the adapter and what you are doing.  If you are outputting music it shouldn't be an issue.  If you are outputting sound for video you will probably experience a lag in the sound.  Some adapters are better than others, but most will lag ... View more

The buds are paired, so you can't just get a replacement one to work with the one you still have.   If you get in contact with your local support (phone Bose in your country) most likely they will offer you the replacement they offer instead of out of warranty repairs.  So they will likely send you a new pair for a reduced price. ... View more

 As for quality of sound, this amp only does 100W per channel, so 2 speakers will sound best, 4 speakers will share the 100W per channel and give better coverage, but not quite the sound quality (however I would think many people wouldn't be able to tell the difference).   So if you are just after the sound to cover a larger area, connect 2 pairs.  If you are after better sound in a small area, it may not be worth it.   As they said above though you cannot split the sound, so if you play sound through them, all four play the same volume and you can't seperate them or control them seperately.   ... View more

UNfortunately I don't think you can.   This system was designed for everything to run through the TV and sound goes to the bar.  There are aux inputs extra to this, but they are for ensuring quality of sound rather than extra inputs that have not gone through the TV.  Ie if you have a BD player, it's likely plugged into the TV for Video and Sound.  Some TVs wouldn't pass through that sound properly, so it would also be connected to the Aux optical and the bar would automatically choose the best audio to play (same for the aux coaxial).  The TV inputs on the bar work in a similar way.  If you plug in devices into all three ports, it will only play the optical.  You cannot switch between any of these inputs, so you would have to unplug the TV and plug in the sonos/soundtouch, every time you wanted to use it (not really feasible in my opinion)   They do have the Soundtouch adaptor that is similar to the connect, but unfortunately this bar came out a long time before that, so it was not planned to have compatibility. ... View more

The HDMIs you have will not output any sound.   You will have to look to see what audio outputs you have.  If it doesn't have optical out, it will likely have Coaxial, RCA (red and white stereo sockets) or a headphone (3.5mm) out.  You will then need an analogue to digital converter to go from one of the above outputs to the optical format. ... View more

Agreed, it looks a bit strange that it was made in January   That's not a touch pad, that's a seam in the construction.   A gyro is not a piece of software.  Unless the headphones have the hardware built in that can show the direction of movement (of the headset, not the phone) and the direction it's facing then software will not fix that. ... View more

To answer some of your questions:   How have you identified that it was made this year?  Most likely it was purchased this year, but manufactured before October 2018 - The serial number tells them when it was made and all those ending in AE should have been made before a specific date.  It's unlikely they would have two production lines producing two versions of the headphone at the same time.   Not sure what you mean by a touchpad.  They have the multi-function buttons that allow control and the action button that gives you access to Google/alexa assistants.  These don't seem to have anything to do with Bose AR (but may have some function with particular apps - I'm guessing there)   I beleive the new AZ models have direction/motion sensors so it can detect which way the head turns and is facing and can use that information with whatever BoseAR app you use.   As you have the AE model I don't think your headset will have the compass/gyro built in.  So will not be upgradeable by software.   As mentioned in a previous mod post, if you feel you want to upgrade talk to your local support.  I don't know what options they will have, but they may be able to do something. ... View more