How do I connect my Bose SoundTouch to Sirius?

To add a Sirius/XM account:

1. In the SoundTouch app, choose the menu icon in the upper left.
2. Choose “Add Service”
3. Choose “SiriusXM”: To log in to an existing account, enter the account credentials and choose “ADD ACCOUNT” To create a new account, choose “CREATE SIRIUSXM ACCOUNT” and enter the required info.

How do I play XM radio on Bose?

SiriusXM on Your Bose Devices

1. To play SiriusXM on Bose SoundTouch:
2. Download the SoundTouch® app to your smartphone or tablet, and select Add Services.
3. Select SiriusXM.
4. Enter your online login. Get Your Online Login.

Can I listen to satellite radio in my home?

Tune in at Home Fill your house and yard with the sounds of SiriusXM using your smart TV, smart speakers and displays, media player, and more.

How can I get SiriusXM on my Bose speaker?

Bring SiriusXM to life with the rich, clear sound of your Bose SoundTouch® system. Play your favorite music channels or talk shows anywhere in your house, on demand—and control it all with your smartphone or tablet. To play SiriusXM on Bose SoundTouch: 1. Download the SoundTouch® app to your smartphone or tablet, and select Add Services. 2.

What does the Bose Wave SoundTouch system do?

The Wave® SoundTouch® system features the legendary performance of the award-winning Wave® music system. An exclusive Bose® innovation—waveguide speaker technology—delivers the deep, rich sound of larger and more expensive stereos. Exploring music with SoundTouch

What do I need to update my Bose SoundTouch?

SoundTouch systems will search for updates automatically upon opening the SoundTouch app. If an update is available, the app will prompt you to update. Easily browse Internet radio stations, your stored music library and popular music services like Spotify®, Pandora®, iHeartRadio™, SiriusXM, Deezer and QPlay.

What kind of music can I play on my Bose Wave?

Aside from its built-in AM/FM radio and CD/MP3 CD player, the Wave® SoundTouch® music system IV can play wireless audio from most of today’s portable music devices, including smartphones and tablets. The standard 3.5-mm Aux IN input accepts MP3 and DVD/CD players and even older audio cassette players.