If you can’t let go of your old CDs and love listening to the radio, the Bose Wave Music System IV is just what you’ve been searching for—and now, for a limited time, it’s on sale for only ...

The Bose Wave Music System IV just produces “astounding sound,” added a delighted shopper. “Played about a dozen cds of mine with even better results,” continued the shopper.

The Bose Wave Music System IV produces “astounding sound,” added another happy customer. “Played about a dozen CDs of mine with even better results,” continued the fan.

Conclusion As a manufacturer, Bose has its lovers and haters. Small wonder: We like what the Wave SoundLink does, but its $599 price tag is a kick in the teeth.

The Bose Wave Music System IV produces “astounding sound,” added another happy customer. “Played about a dozen CDs of mine with even better results,” continued the fan.

Bose Wave SoundLink, the too-expensive, yet pretty OK looking wireless music system by the "too expensive, yet pretty OK looking" consumer electronics people over at Bose, has gone from rumor to ...

The Wave Music System also houses a front-loading CD player, while each also has an auxiliary input for other audio sources such as MP3 players. Both units offer a Bose Link input for hooking up ...

Oh, and Acoustic Wave System plays MP3 CDs--the original only played audio CDs--and pairs with an optional Bose-specific iPod dock ($129).

Next up is the Bose Wave music system DAB. You may know the Wave music system from those text-heavy ads in the Sunday papers, where it's been a staple for years, but if not, think expensive clock ...

In 1984 Bose unveiled the world`s most remarkable compact, one-piece stereo, the Acoustic Wave Music System. It contained an AM/FM stereo tuner and a simple cassette deck.

The Bose Wave Music System III’s design remains the same as the predecessor, which means the compact form factor is retained. The sense of familiarity means the Bose fans that upgrade will not ...

Like the SoundWorks and Bose Wave, the MicroSystem CD delivers sound that seems physically impossible. It plays loud, and clear, with little strain, even at uncomfortably high volumes.