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Bose System
Glenn Perkins:
I'm curious what Logitec remote you are using. I tried to configure one, and found that the "behind the cabinet" components did not +see_ the remote. I ended up going with a more basic Uniden URC20 unit that does just fine.
Joel Weiss:
I have a Logitech Harmony 880 remote that has a small receiver that gets RF signals from the handheld remote and transmits them to the audio/visual components using fiber optics. I don't think this particular model is currently sold but I believe the current model with the same capability is called the Harmony 900. The Logitech remotes are programmed using your PC; once you have programmed in the types and models of devices the remote is controlling it operates pretty flawlessly. The fiber optic emitters stick to the components and emit signals that are identical to those the handheld would have transmitted if the component was sitting out in the open.
Jeremy Parrett:
I found a big black very heavy box behind the icemaker yesterday while fixing a leak on the icemaker water supply. It was just sitting on the floor next to the wall. It has two wires going to 'speaker like' terminals on the back. It could be relocated behind the kitchen area drawer unit and be much more accessible.
Joel Weiss:
--- Quote from: Jeremy Parrett ---I found a big black very heavy box behind the icemaker yesterday while fixing a leak on the icemaker water supply. It was just sitting on the floor next to the wall. It has two wires going to 'speaker like' terminals on the back. It could be relocated behind the kitchen area drawer unit and be much more accessible.
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That sounds like it might be the Bose power amp. Ours was in an overhead cabinet.
Jeremy Parrett:
It has no power supply.
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