You couldn't use those speakers as is. They have proprietary connections via the Acoustimass module.



I don't know whether butchering the Acoustimass interconnect cable would allow you to expose wires suitable for connection to Sonos. It's the all-too-familiar story of proprietary Bose kit....

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You couldn't use those speakers as is. They have proprietary connections via the Acoustimass module.



I don't know whether butchering the Acoustimass interconnect cable would allow you to expose wires suitable for connection to Sonos. It's the all-too-familiar story of proprietary Bose kit....



I hear what you are saying about the propriety Bose kit...but from what I see on my system, there are three possible output connections on the media center ( I think this is what you are calling the "Accousticsmass"), which is how the Bose speakers are connected:



1. Analog ( through the analog right and left jacks)



2. Digital coax (through the digital coax jack); or



3. Digital optical (through the Optical jack)



So my question is, would this work with the Connect AMP or Connect?

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I suspect I was looking at the incorrect user guide (GS series II vs GS) but it makes little difference if, as you asked, you simply wanted to re-use the existing speakers.



If you want to re-use the media center as well then, yes, you could hook a CONNECT to one of its inputs. This would then play in sync with the PLAY:5, so long as the Bose electronics didn't insert any delay into the signal.

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