Bose SoundTouch 30 Troubleshooting page 2

Yes, if you have multiple SoundTouch products, you can stream different music in different rooms, the
same music in every room or customize zones to play what you want where you want
What operating systems are compatible with the SoundTouch app?
The app is compatible with Windows® 7, 8, 10; 64-bit Macs running OS X 10.8 and later; any
iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 8.2 and later; Android devices running Android 4.4 and
later.
What are the differences between the SoundTouch 10, 20 and 30 wireless
speakers?
Even though the SoundTouch 10, 20 and 30 all offer Wi-Fi connectivity, Bluetooth® connectivity and
effortless one-touch presets to access your favorite streaming music, they each provide different levels
of performance for different-sized rooms in your home. The SoundTouch 10 is our smallest SoundTouch
speaker that delivers full, rich sound and Bose performance that seems to defy its size. The SoundTouch
20 is a compact, wireless speaker that delivers clear, room-filling sound. The SoundTouch 30 is our best-
performing, one-piece wireless speaker with Bose waveguide speaker technology that produces deep,
rich sound to fill your largest room. Another difference is that both SoundTouch 20 and 30 display in-
depth song, artist, station and connectivity information on an OLED screen whereas the SoundTouch 10
displays simple connectivity information via 4 LEDs on the front of the product
Can I play stored music from an NAS (Network Attached Storage) drive on
SoundTouch speakers?
SoundTouch speakers are compatible with select NAS drives, including Synology's
DiskStation, Passport + and Western Digital's My Cloud™, so you can stream your personal
music library even while your computer is off.
Can SoundTouch speakers stream AM/FM radio or TV audio from one room to
another?
No. SoundTouch speakers are designed to stream Internet radio, music services like Spotify or music
stored on a computer
Does the speaker support Bluetooth?
Yes. Users can wirelessly stream music from a Bluetooth device to listen to even more sources, such as
YouTube