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Sold from 1993 – 1994

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Connecting headphones to your system

You can connect headphones to your system for situations when low volume listening is needed. This can be useful, for example, to listen to audio at night without disturbing others in your home with the sound from your speakers.

Connecting headphones to an original Wave radio or Wave/PC system.

  • The radio does not have a dedicated headphone jack, and Bose is unable to supply or recommend a particular headphone booster/amplifier.
  • A headphone amplifier can be connected to the Variable Out jacks on the back of the radio provided it has an RCA input, power (to amplify the signal) and a headphone output.
  • Connecting to the Variable Out jacks turns off the radio's speakers. The adjustment of the radio's volume level does affect the signal level of the Variable Out jacks.
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