Yes, if the keyboard has an aux output

Hi Jah, Thank you for your question. We do not supply mounts or stands for the Companion 20 speaker.

Just the speakers very own base. Just as pictured

Try sanus

No stands included must place on level place

There are no mounting brackets or screw threads on the speakers, so you're out of luck with regard to stands. That said, they sit well on a flat surface, so there might be some generic stands out there with a flat surface top that they could just sit on.

No. They are made to sit on a flat surface.

No stands at all to mount these. These are shelf speakers only.

The Companion 20 speakers are designed to sit on a flat surface such as a desk, table or shelf. We do not offer stands or speaker mounts for them. Thank you for your inquiry.

This system hooks up to an iMac through the 1/8" headphone jack, so they will hook up to the headphone jack on a MacBook that way too.

i don't believe they will work with a USB. They use the standard 3.5mm audio cable to connect with so you can connect them to the headphone jack.

I'm using them with my MacBook Pro, but they use the headphone adapter, not a USB. This is a better way to do it since you can use standard cords for extension options and still use the volume controls built into your Mac.

I use this with my 13.3 in. macbook pro and it works and sounds amazing. Last time i tried spotify in Cozumel, MX and it didnt work. I'm sure there are other online music sites you can use internationally.

The Companion 20's do not use the USB version of audio output, they use the an AUX. if you mean you want to power them using a USB then unfortunately that won't work either, they must be plugged into a wall outlet. however, they will work with you mac. it will work with anything with an AUX connection and an ability to play sound. if you want them to play loud home audio system status than i recommend you not get these, and go for either the companion 5's or the Cinemate GS series II those are so much better and worth the investment. however if you looking for some speakers for your rom and than these are more than perfect, you can have a party in your room now, or in your living room. house party? go for any of the other two(just using a party as an example, because i use mine for that). as for spotify, you can now download it in mexico. just got to spotify.com and at the bottom of the site there is a flag and a country name. clock on it, see list of all countries and choose mexico.

The Companion 20 speakers would actually connect to the headphone output of your laptop (not USB) with the included audio cable. We hope this helps!

On the back of the right speaker has Computer Input which is the 3.5 plug and the only plugs on the controller is the same 3.5 plug. With that said if your TV takes RCA Jacks there used to be a connector that did a 3.5 to 2 RCA Jacks (Red & White). Not sure if you can still get them though. Hope that helps.

This is not possible without conversion equipment, which I wouldn't recommend. You'd be better off using an analog audio output, but controlling it would still be done using the corded module. For the money, you're better off finding an inexpensive soundbar, or if you're a Bose fan, stick with the new TV speaker. It sounds great (more low end), is remote controllable and allows the optical cable connection for audio.

A 3.5mm (1/8) jack it only takes.

The only input the Bose accepts is a 1/8 audio jack, that's it.

Thanks for your inquiry.

The Companion 20 speakers are designed to be connected to a computer and may not be the best speakers for a television. It offers a 3.5mm analog audio input and the volume control pod is necessary to adjust the volume (volume cannot be adjusted via remote control). You would need a digital to analog converter in order to connect the optical output of a TV to the speakers.

A better option for a TV sound system may be the CineMate GS Series II system. We hope this helps!

I have been calling the input for these RCA, but that is not what it is called. This connector is just like the input for headphones.

If you mean a sound card in your computer, then yes. They connect with an RCA jack, just like headphones etc.

A standard 3.5mm stereo plug is used to connect from computer to speakers. It has nothing to do with USB ports.

Only input the Bose has is a 1/8 audio jack, that's it. It does provide you one cable with male ends on both ends.

The Companion 5 system is specifically designed to bypass the sound card on your computer in order to produce more direct digital sound from your movies and games. When plugging in by USB, the Companion 5 essentially takes over and becomes the sound card for the computer.

If you specifically want to connect it to an output from your sound-card, there is an analog 3.5mm aux input located on the volume control for this system which could be used. We do not recommend this setup as the USB digital interface, and the resulting quality, is a large part of what you are paying for on this system. Other Bose computer speaker systems such as our Companion 2 or Companion 20 speakers are designed to work with your computer’s sound card.