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Bose DVD Home Theater - Home Audio and Theater

Digital audio input to Bose Home Theater. Should I connect from DISH DVR or DVD player - or combine?

Written by hootonjack in Saturday, December 30, 2006 under Home Theater
Comments: 2

Q: Both the DVD/VCR player and the DISH satelite DVR have Digital audio outputs. Which shoild I conect to the Bose Home Theater or is it a matter of which we watch the most of? The DVD/VCR has a coax style hookup, the DISH DVR has the optical style.

A: I don't think that there as many TV programs with 5.1 Dolby Surround, but now all DVDs have surround.
If you have only one connection, connect the DVD. You can always connect the stereo out from the Dish and use virtual surround

Comments: 2

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nsiinnerloop Said in Saturday, December 30, 2006

If the bose has both an optical and a coaxial input for digital, it should be able to use both simultaneously.

If it only has one or the other, then I guess its made your decision for you!

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sevenout7 Said in Sunday, December 31, 2006

i think he bose has coax digital inputs, i would use the fiber cable for the dvd and the digital coax from the sta box...there will nto be much of a difference though

Does a Blu Ray player work with a Bose home theater system?

Written by undertapper | Wednesday, December 10, 2008

I am considering buying my family a Sony blu ray player for Christmas since we have a 50in Sony HDTV.

The problem is that we have a Bose Home Theater system of speakers and a Bose DVD player. If I buy the Blu Ray, can hook it up to the speakers or would I have to hook it up to the television and uninstall the
the Bose system?
Bose model is "Lifestyle DVD and 3*2*1"


A: Well you would not have to 'un-install' the Bose, but no - in general Bose is a closed system. You cannot attach outboard PS3, XBox, HD cable box's or BluRay players to a Bose 'system'.

You will just run HDMI to the TV and use TV speakers until you can buy a real AV receiver and speakers.

will my bose home theater play blue ray DVD format?

Written by Olaray | Sunday, February 17, 2008



A: Simple answer is no.

Blu-Ray discs are not DVD's, even though they look the same and use a similar format to read and write the data. The Blu-Ray discs only play in Blu-Ray players and Play Station 3. The Blu-Ray players will however play your regular DVD's.

any ideas on the Bose 3-2-1 GS and 3-2-1 GSX DVD home theater systems?

Written by olds_alero2000 | Monday, June 18, 2007

i was seeing if anyone has a bose 3-2-1 gs series II or 3-2-1 gsx dvd home theater system and knows if it playes DVD+R/+RW and -R/RW type of discs and if these systems are worth it?


A: Bose usually sells their stuff in dedicated "Bose Rooms".
This is done by Bose deliberately so you cant compare their stuff to anything else.
Bose puts their money into advertising, what other speaker maker can you name that advertises?
They use a simple acoustic principle developed by Klipsch decades ago, and they plug in really cheap drivers into really cheap boxes and charge you a lot of money for it.
You can get better sound for less money!
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