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This article is about connecting a stereo source directly to the analog input of the Bose {{Model 1S}} or {{Model II}}. The recommended approach is to use a {{T1}} connecting your stereo source to Channel 4/5 or by USB if your source is a computer. If you are looking for alternatives to a {{T1}} then this article will give you some ideas. | This article is about connecting a stereo source directly to the analog input of the Bose {{Model 1S}} or {{Model II}}. The recommended approach is to use a {{T1}} connecting your stereo source to Channel 4/5 or by USB if your source is a computer. If you are looking for alternatives to a {{T1}} then this article will give you some ideas. | ||
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Let's start with this idea: You should not consider using a Y-adapter to connect your stereo source to the {{Model 1S}} or {{Model II}} Power Stand. For details about that see: [[Why Not Wye]]. | Let's start with this idea: You should not consider using a Y-adapter to connect your stereo source to the {{Model 1S}} or {{Model II}} Power Stand. For details about that see: [[Why Not Wye]]. | ||
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=== Analog Input === | === Analog Input === | ||