John, Wow, that sounds awesome. It has to make TV watching a pleasure. You have hooked up a sweet system. I am very impressed!!!! Nora
On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 11:31 AM, John Robinson <[email protected]>wrote: > > Since the subject of Bose has been batted around I wanted to mention a new > product of theirs, been on the market about a month. It is a home theater > system, the V35. I have the home theater systems that they call the 49, for > both the upstairs TV and the downstairs as well. In that unit they have a > regular DVD player and a way to store your music, but since I use the Mac > for music I don't need that feature of the Bose. > > That unit did NOT have a BluRay player and many times I would get on their > case about this but they never had a definitive answer, well now they do. > > They have just introduced the V35 home theater, same jewel cube speakers > and sub-woofer but boy is the system completely different. First, no music > storage, AND no DVD player. As the industry changes so much they have left > these features to other devices, and I now think they are right. > > I just purchased a Samsung 8000 that will play the DVD, BluRay AND 3d, so > had Bose finally put out a BluRay now they would be behind with the 3d. So > what are the advantages? This system is the coolest, and here is how it > works. > > Plug in the Bose, run ONE cable to the TV, and as soon as you plug in the > first component the screen on the TV says "you have installed a new devise, > what is this". You choose cable box, or whatever. It walks you through the > installation and THEN it ask you to point the device at the Bose (no more > codes to look up). It walks you through a few steps with the cable box > remote and then says it is recognized and you are done. > >
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