RCA 2-In 4-Out Stereo Audio Switcher Plug & Play Compatible With TV, Blu -Ray Player, DVD Player, CD, Amplifier And Speaker Review

Its a simple, passive device, but this 6 way, bidirectional audio switcher is exactly what I needed. Since I like to switch between using a handful of different headphone amps on a regular basis, this audio switcher makes it easy to toggle between the four amps that I have on my desk at any given time.Being bidirectional, you can connect it so that it has one output, with 6 selectable inputs, or vice versa with 6 selectable outputs and a single input.There's no power supply since its a passive…

I was very pleased by the product’s functionality.You can leave your RCA cable plugged in all the time and just use the switch to select them. The Volume control potentiometer is an added bonus.My only negative issue is the weight, though it does hold all of the cables down.In any case, I think that this will answer your need.

I'm one of those crazy 'audiophiles'- the kind who rebuilt one of those huge receivers from the 1970's, because they sound like nothing else! But. they also don't have a ton of audio inputs, for today's multitudes of devices. Enter this 6-way audio switch by Dingsun. With six inputs, and a level/volume control, this switch box is just what the doctor ordered. The switch box, itself, is nicely made of metal. and has a decent heft to it. The rotary switch features solid click-stops, for each…

I was skeptical about the build quality of this particular unit before purchasing. However, the device works well for its intended use, and it's a solidly constructed box. This is not a cheap item. One area that needs improvement is on the markings 1 through 6 on the right switch. They don't correlate with the stops of the switch. However, since this is the only box of this nature that exists, I believe function is more important than form. My only contention is that I can't contact the company

This is a well-constructed passive stereo analog audio switcher with RCA inputs for up to 6 devices and one RCA output. It has a conveniently small footprint - about the size of a credit card though about an inch longer - and the shell is sturdy, made from metal, not plastic. This is a completely manual device so it can not be controlled via a remote control or a hub. On the top of the unit are two analog dials. One allows you to switch between devices, with the dial solidly clicking into…

This is a solid little box, and it does something I need a box like this to do: take multiple RCA inputs and switch between them to send different signals to my speakers, a pair of active KEF LS50s, which have a limited number of inputs (and incredibly, no HDMI, but that's another story).I hook up RCA cables from my turntable via a Schiit Mani phono stage through this box to the speakers, another set of RCAs from a Google Chromecast thingy, and another set of RCAs from an older Sony DVD/SACD…

A very solid and sturdy unit for switching. Made of metal, not plastic, and has the feel of a quality product.Some may say that the metal is overkill, but I don't think so. The metal box is solid and provides electrical shielding for the signals passing through it. This is always a good thing.Be aware that all the outer conductors (the shield or ground) are connected together at all times. Only the center conductors are switched. This is usually OK, but some gear may not like to have the ground

I got this to switch between multiple sources for my computer's audio interface. It feels solidly made, and works with no noticeable noise or signal loss. I didn't particularly need a volume control, but sometimes it's nice to be able to twist a knob rather than go through a series of mouse clicks to attenuate the signal. And, turning the 5-position switch beats disconnecting and reconnecting cables every time I need to reconfigure inputs. All in all, a nice professional-looking addition to my…