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Anyone buying it? Do you have one? How do you like it? I'm reading many positive and negative reviews. I'd like to buy one but I'm not sure. 

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I have had a Bose for about 10 years and really love it. I was going to buy another one day. Now, we have Alexa speakers all over the house, and we have Sirius XM. The sound quality is superb and you can't get the variety of music on the Bose. I no longer want another Bose and we never play the one we have.

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@2Kittys wrote:

I have had a Bose for about 10 years and really love it. I was going to buy another one day. Now, we have Alexa speakers all over the house, and we have Sirius XM. The sound quality is superb and you can't get the variety of music on the Bose. I no longer want another Bose and we never play the one we have.


 

 

Two reasons I'm looking into Bose is the sound and we have so many cds my dh doesn't want to part with. About 4,000 of them. I know. Crazy! Woman Happy

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Re: Bose Wave TSV

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Well then... There's your answer. The price will never be better. I paid $499.00 a long time ago.

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Re: Bose Wave TSV

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nothing negative to say here. over the years i have accumulated five BOSE. the original one i purchased over ten years ago and it is still going strong. i just keep adding them to rooms of the house. i enjoy the sound and one of the ones that i own has an echo input connected to it.

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@BdBettyB

This Bose system will just play a single CD.

 

The company may still make a unit with a Bluetooth and Wi-Fi adapter. 

Please check the company site before buying anything.

I have a radio from 2004, but I seldom use it. I subscribe to a streaming service. 

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If I could do it over, I wouldn't have bought mine. It's rather large, only has room for one CD, and has no controls for base, treble and such. The sound is nice, but my old Sony 3 CD player sounds great too and I have more options when listening to various musical  genres.

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i bought one, from hsn, during the summer. Mine has a bluetooth attachment, so i can stream music/book/etc. from my amazon fire tab. I didn't see that with the qvc tsv, but maybe it's there. We love the sound/tone from it. great purchase, for us.

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I bought one last year as the TSV, coming back for another. I got it to replace my 20+ yr old clock radio/cd player in the bedroom. This is $20 cheaper than last year and this unit will go in the living room.

 

This is Bose wave technology, not true stereo so you won't have bass, treble, etc but the sound is wonderful for the price. 

 

Haven't had issues playing any cd's, including those I burned on my laptop.

 

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My Bose must be about 20 years old or thereabouts.  CD player quit working long ago, which was a disappointment, but I've never regretted buying it.  I still use the radio and it still wakes me up every morning.

 

I recommend buying one!

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