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Question: Can I use this to send audio directly to TVs and play the sound from TV's speakers?
Document: If you can only run 1, maybe two sets of speakers, why not just use the A/B selector on the receiver. This doesn't really fit my need of wanting a whole home audio system that I usually have 4 or 5 of the speakers on at once.The build quality seems good, not cheap feeling. Volume sensitivity is great and it is a good looking unit. I am disappointed it won't work for me. I called Pyle to make sure I was reading the directions and description right.
Does exactly what I need - volume off in the house when I want it up outside or vice versa. Probably would be happier with it if I was using a different receiver. Not sure the surround sound model I have was intended to use a speaker switch.
Works just as it should no problems, a pleasure to use. Controls six pairs of speakers at whatever level I want.
I am by no means a home audio expert... but...The description states:Handles 100Watts Per Channel with Speaker Systems that have a Minimum Impedance of 8 OhmsI read this as the lowest it would drop the impedance is 8 Ohms, which my receiver is capable of. After opening the item, the manual states it will drop the impedance to 1.7 with all 6 speakers operating.
Not hard to set up at all, there are only a couple ways to do it, pretty straight forward. I can set all my speakers to my liking, and then control them all by the main volume control on my receiver. Has been a good addition to my system, a good product to get the perfect sound out of my system, I like it and would recommend it.
i have speakers throughout my entire house. I wired them myself and used to just have them hooked up to a receiver, but I thought I'd get serious and upgrade to this speaker selector box. In my experience, Pyle really makes some quality products and this box is no exception. 100 watts per channel is quite powerful, and a frequency response of 20Hz-20KHz is just what I need. My whole home is an audio system now. Truly awesome.
For some reason my sub woofer was always louder than the rest of my speakers, this was annoying since there was no way single out speakers individually and adjust the volume from my receiver.The pyle pspvc6 6 channel does the job well and I still have an extra couple ports if i want to add more speakers later.I am now in full control and getting the sound i wanted.
This product is what I needed to setup a sound system at a restaurant. Whoever originally installed the system daisy-chained several pairs of speakers together and it was blowing out their receivers. I undid the daisy chain and ran the speakers independently to this 6ch selector and it relieved the receiver from being over-worked and blown. This unit protects the receiver and allows volume control for the speakers in sections.
Wire hook up for speakers is a little bit delicate. When I have all speakers going, channel 6 at around mid point will cut out. I have to lower it one notch and then it works. Otherwise it works great. It does not have volume fine tuning instead it clicks when turning the volume up. You can always use your master volume on your stereo for fine tuning. all my speakers are 60oms. 4 channels have 2 speakers each at 60oms. the 5th & 6th channel each one speaker.
I needed to install speakers all over the house and yard and this device controls them all. The separate controls are really great and the fact that no power is needed is really nice too. I personally don't think it should cost so much but hey, it does the job well.
Answer: You could only do this if the TV had speakers that hooked up to the TV via speaker wire terminals. For example if your TV had speakers that connect with red/black speaker wire then this would work. If the TV has built in speakers where the speaker wire is internal then this product would not work for you.