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Yes. The Bose SA-1, SA-2, and SA-3 amplifiers will continue to function normally. These older Bose amplifiers are not streaming amplifiers and do not rely on the SoundTouch platform. They are designed to power speakers and play audio from sources connected to your Bose Lifestyle console. What this means: Your amplifiers will still power your speakers as they do today These amplifiers only work with older Bose systems that use BoseLink Important Notes: Bose sold these a

With the Bose SoundTouch app shutting down on May 6, 2026, many clients are asking whether their Bose Lifestyle home theater system will continue to function. The answer is two-fold: TV Audio – No Change Your Bose Lifestyle system will continue to work normally for TV audio. You’ll still be able to watch TV and enjoy sound just as you do today. Music Streaming – Impacted The end of SoundTouch will directly affect your system’s music streaming capabilities. Once the Sound

With the SoundTouch app shutting down on February 18, 2026, many clients are asking why some Bose amplifiers will continue to work after that date, while others will not. The reason comes down to how the amplifiers were designed and whether they rely on Wi-Fi and the SoundTouch platform. Older Bose Amplifiers: SA-1, SA-2, SA-3 — These WILL Still Work The SA-1, SA-2, and SA-3 are hardwired analog amplifiers that do not depend on Wi-Fi or the SoundTouch platform. • They co

The answer is a two-part “yes and no.” Part 1 – Yes, You Can Stream Music Through Your Lifestyle System Connecting a Sonos Port to your Bose Lifestyle system will let you stream music from the Sonos app through your Lifestyle system just like any other input (such as a CD player or cable box).You’ll enjoy access to Sonos’s easy-to-use app, dozens of streaming services, and modern wireless control — all while using your existing Lifestyle speakers. Part 2 – No, You Can’t Str