Questions & Answers for Bose® Computer MusicMonitor

Of course they are. Does not really matter what OS is being used, since there is no "installation" required. I bought the speakers when my laptop had OS X10.6; now it is OS X 10.8.3 (ML) and no problem using the speakers at all!!

• Answered by R H from Mumbai
• Apr 7, 2013
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Yes, but it depends on what television [device] you have or get.

1st/ the Bose speakers use a stereo 3.5mm mini-jack so unless your TV monitor has a mini-jack you'll need some sort of adaptor. Most TV's have RCA connectors for audio and you should be able to find either online or a specialist electronic goods store that stock an adaptor that has two [male] RCA connectors [usually one red, one black] cabled to a stereo 3.5 mini jack socket [female].

2nd/ You'll find most "Televisions" ie combined screen [monitor] & tuners [the bit that receives and decodes the broadcasted TV signal] have speakers built in to them so there's not going to be a huge benefit to running your Bose monitors with this kind of TV except a possible increase in sound quality if the TV speakers are really rubbish.

3rd/ Some older TV's don't have any audio output connectors to connect your external speakers to.

Tip: It's best to NOT use the headphone socket to run your Bose units because the power output is much greater than the level that the Bose are designed for and you'll usually you'll get a more distorted sound even if you turn down the headphone socket's level.

• Answered by Ken F from Tamarama
• Jul 27, 2011
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Yes, these will work with the Airport Express.
You'll just need to plug them into the APE and the mains to get power to them.

• Answered by John M from Renfrew
• Oct 10, 2009
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Yes the Computer Music Monitor system certainly is. All you do is hook the cable to your iPHone and your ready to go :)
Hope this helps :)

• Answered by Crystal R from Beeville
• Sep 8, 2012
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Yes. Using the 3.5mm audio out put, these would connect directly using the provided cable

• Answered by Luke J
• Oct 12, 2010
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They are not wireless and you plug them into the headphone jack

• Answered by Allen O from Jamison
• Apr 16, 2011
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Yes. They are compatible with any PC or Mac that has a standard headphone jack.

• Answered by Timothy T from Puyallup
• Nov 10, 2010
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These speakers require you to plug the 3.5 mm jack into the headphone socket on your iMac. they can be placed anywhere within the room within the length of the cable and as long as the 3.5mm jack stays in the headphone socket on your iMac

• Answered by Allen O from Jamison
• Apr 16, 2011
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