🔀 Hosa SLW-333 Passive Audio Switcher - Convenient 1/4" TRS Input to 3x 1/4" TRS Output Solution Review

This was the only product that could switch signals from multiple 1/4" TRS speaker plugs. Works quietly. Only downside was the paint on the metal case was a bit dull and it was brand new.

Works great for what I need it for. I have analog hardware to connect to and didn't have any inputs on my audio interface (motu audio express). This device is a great and inexpensive way to extend the life of your interface. Excellent purchase!

Excellent passive and quiet input switch. I use it to switch between TV/PC audio from an optical DAC and a USB digital mixer for monitoring. This allows me to combine music production, gaming and TV setup with self-amplified studio monitors for all purposes without having to buy additional audio gear and speakers.

This audio switcher is just what I needed. I have this to connect my computer, audio interface and Roland V-Drums to the same monitors in my home studio and it works like a charm. No more crawling behind monitors to unplug/plug cables. The only thing I noticed on my device that doesn't really matter is that the white line showing which input you've selected doesn't quite line up with the white lines on the volume slider itself. As I mentioned before, it doesn't really matter, because of the…

First, the outer casing of this device could knock out an attacker if necessary. The device feels solid unlike some plastic alternatives, and the 3 on/off switch position notches are deep with a nice positive click. Some people have mentioned that theirs come with an incompatible or detached switch knob. Mine arrived safely and looks just like the product photo. I'm not a #1 Hosa fan - I sold audio cables while working for a studio integration company and Hosa was our budget (for sacrificing…

Hosa Audio Selector works as intended. The case is well built, but soon after unboxing the unit I had to do field repairs, which disappointed me. The switch selector adjustment screw that holds the knob to the switch shaft was overtightened at some point during design, resulting in the knob being turned on the shaft disabling the device. I had to fix it. Also, TPS receptacles that accept 1/4" TPS males are constantly coming loose on the housing. I haven't done a full analysis, but I suspect the

Should be sold as a reference monitor selector. Although the packaging says you can switch between 3 different audio sources on 1 output it is a totally passive device, I have used it in reverse for the past 5 years. You can connect 1 Line to its output jack and then connect its input jacks to different sets of active reference monitors or anything with a line. The box all have 1/4" TRS jacks. I connected line outputs from my audio interface to an output (yes, output .back) and then to each of…

The sole purpose of this device is simply to accept 2 mono line inputs (1 stereo input) and output 6 mono line outputs (3 stereo outputs). Due to the passive nature of this device (no power supply required) there will be a loss in signal strength (ie you will need to amplify the signal entering the device as the device outputs the signal at a lower dB level). This isn't a problem for me as my audio interface can put out a pretty loud signal when my studio monitors are already turned off. The…