1998 Bose Acoustic Wave CD-3000, testing the Bluetooth. Very easy on any Bose stereo!

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Yes, I know it's a lame video, but it will be more helpful in the long run if people that own these stereos will stream their music from their phone, laptop, iPad, tablet, or any device whether Bluetooth or not.
In the video I am testing out the Bluetooth on an older Bose stereo, and you can do it with ANY Bose stereo or any other stereo with the RCA inputs in the back. All you have to do to set up the Bluetooth is plug the RCA inputs directly into the "AUX IN" inputs, turn the radio on and press the "AUX" button, and pair up Bluetooth to your phone or Bluetooth device, and you are all set to go! If you don't want Bluetooth, you can always hook up to your 3.5mm stereo jack instead.
Link to WalMart's RCA stereo Y-Adapter: www.walmart.co...
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