Bose Solo Soundbar 2

The Bose Solo Soundbar 2 uses unique Bose transducers and proprietary DSP (Digital Signal Processing) technology to bring out audio details that cannot be reproduced by most built-in TV speakers. The result is that you simply hear your TV better.

Yes. There is a bass level adjustment located on the remote control.

The Bose Solo Soundbar 2 is designed for use with any TV with an optical audio output (most HDTVs and many older “analogue” TVs) and can be connected with the included optical cable.

The soundbar can also be connected to TVs with coaxial (RCA) or auxiliary analogue (3.5 mm) connections (connection cables not included).

The Bose Solo Soundbar 2 has optical, coaxial and analogue (3.5 mm) audio inputs. You will only connect to one of these, depending on what type of output your TV has. It is not possible to “switch” between these different inputs, so only one connection is required.

Any device with an optical, analogue audio, or coaxial output can be connected to the Bose Solo Soundbar 2. However, we strongly recommend that you only connect the soundbar to your TV’s audio output, so sound and picture will always be in sync.

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Yes. The Bose Solo Soundbar 2 can play music in synchronised connection with any Bose smart speaker or soundbar: Bose Smart Speaker 500, Bose Home Speakers 450 or 300; Bose Portable Smart Speaker; Bose Soundbar 500, Bose Smart Soundbar 600, Bose Smart Soundbar 700, Bose Smart Soundbar 900, Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar; or Bose Soundbar System Bundle, using Bose SimpleSync technology. This functionality is controlled by the smart speaker or smart soundbar using the Bose App. You cannot connect a pair of headphones to the Bose Solo Soundbar 2 for synchronised audio/video grouping.