How to connect the bose wave radio to computer

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I am not sure how to fix your radio; but my wave radio wasn't working and I took it into a Bose store and got an excellent trade in for a new one. I traded a wave radio without a CD player for a new Wave radio with a CD player. I would take your radio into the nearest Bose store.

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Your Bravia (model number unknown) manual should tell you how to manage the audio output.

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There are several types of Bose Wave Radios - the one pictured (the others likely do, too) have "Line Out" and "Aux In" jacks. Each consists of a Left and Right pair of RCA type jacks. Simply connect the "Line Out" jacks of one of the radios to the "Aux In" jacks of the other. Select the "Aux" source of the radio that has the cable connected to the Aux In jacks. Whatever is playing on the main radio (CD, Tuner, or other input) will be heard on the second radio - if the Aux source is selected.

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If your TV have audio output ( RCA or any kind ) then you can hook that up ( you can buy the cable from radio shack ) then to BOSE audio input w/c is the AUX input.

check with radio shack to see if they have something that will plug into the rear jack of the Bose...and has leads that you can wire to your speakers

Unfortunately Bose will not release their schematics or parts lists, effectively giving them a monpoly on repair of these units. Their web site, www.bose.com, offers to repair most Wave radios for $100 or to provide a $200 allowance towards purchase of a new Wave. Before you spend the big bucks on theis trouble-prone product though, you might want to check out the new HD radios -- better sound and MUCH lower prices than Bose.