🔀 Dignsun Bi-Directional 4-Way RCA Stereo Audio Switch: The Ultimate Signal Source Switcher for CD, DVD, Blu-ray Players, Active Speakers and More! Review

I took this to switch headphones between multiple computers, they are durable and the build quality is good. My only real complaint is that the knobs are a bit smooth for my liking and would benefit from more grip or vertical grooves rather than horizontal ones. The supplied cable is of good quality but rather short. You'll definitely need a few more 3.5mm stereo jack audio cables to use this as only a fairly short cable is included.

This switch does what it needs to do and nothing more. I use it to switch between different headphone amps and desktop monitors. It is acoustically transparent. It's close enough to the size of my shi'ar gear that I can put it on it and not look silly. The screen print on the top looks a bit silly but you don't see it where I posted it so it's not a problem for me at the moment. It probably costs more than it should, but I prefer it over RCA switches as they wear out quickly and aren't as well…

Simple plug and play device that allows you to connect either four sources and one output or four outputs and one source. I connected the DAC and preamp as one input with three different outputs: one set of passive speakers connected to a class D amplifier, another output has another set of passive speakers connected to another amplifier, and a third output connected to a headphone amplifier. The select block makes it easy to switch between three different outputs with a flick of the wrist. The

I ordered this unit for use with an old stereo amplifier. My stereo amp (not included) has a relatively low input impedance which causes some preamps to clip. Since this device supports headphones, I assumed that a low-impedance load would not be a problem. This is a PASSIVE bi-directional stereo audio switch; It requires no power supply, but offers no amplification. It can switch one of the four inputs to its output, or it can switch one input among the four outputs. It includes a volume…

TL;DR: This switch works great! No noise! courting! LONG VERSION: I have up to 4 computers on my desk at all times and use KVM to switch between the monitor, mouse and keyboard. But the KVM sound is terrible and unusable. And in general, sometimes I want to hear sound without interruption, since I switch between tasks, between computers, and KVM does not. I don't have cheap speakers, I have reference level monitors (speakers). They're well built, well shielded, I can hear everything. I often…