Companion Surround Sound
| Model | Built in | Expansion | Audio | Video | Supported Formats | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inputs | Outputs | ||||||
| CS6 | None RF Remote VideoStage 5 |
No Expansion | 6 RCA | 1 RCA | Inputs | 4 S-Video 4 Composite |
PCM Dolby Digital |
| Outputs | 2 S-Video 2 Composite |
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| Resolution | 480i (NTSC) | ||||||
From 1995-1998, Bose produced a sourceless surround sound system called the Bose Companion surround-sound system. It was designed to be used with a Direct Satellite System (DSS) or Primestar satellite TV receiver. This system marked a dramatic change from Bose's previous Lifestyle systems in that it was sourceless, had no expansion possibilities, and was Bose's first system to include video inputs. It featured "Built Invisible" speakers. The system won Popular Science's 1996 Best of What's New.
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