Sound Delay In Multiple Outputs

I am trying to run my Built-In Output (with headphone jack speakers attached) and Bose SoundLink (USB output) at the same time. Ive gone through the Audio MIDI setup and made the Multi-Output Device and got them both to play at the same time but I get a delay in the sound coming out of the Bose. Im wondering how to get them to sync well or if it is even possible to do.
Thanks so mcuh for the help, guys!

I have this question too,
but in Single Output too:
MacBook Pro Mid 2009, OS X 10.6.8
Connection to Bose Soundlink II is ok,
but for example at YouTube the sound at the Bose
is nearly half a second later than the picture.
With iTunes this is not a big problem,
but with Movies or Midi Devices it is nearly
impossible to use the Bose with Bluetooth connection.
This problem does not exist with an iPhone 4S !
To play organ with the MacBook (USB keyboard and
Native Instruments Vintage Organs) is completely impossible:
half a second later after the key press the sound appears
at the Bose Soundlink II.....
My first solution is to connect the Bose with a cable,
but is this the solution....?
Looks like the problem lies in the Bluetooth driver of the Bose.

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