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Question: Ok, I bought the PT510 amplifier, and the PSPVC6 speaker selector, but not sure how to connect them together. Can anyone help?
Document: The PSPVC6 speaker selector works well once I'd figured out how to connect the wires to the terminal strip properly. The manual didn't give illustrations and step-by-step instructions on the proper way to do it correctly. The good thing about it is that there are only two ways to connect it!
The Pyle Home PSPVC6 6Channel High Power Stereo Speaker Selector with Volume Control meets every claim made for it. It was about the same price as other 4-channel selectors; a couple of channels for free and it works flawlessly.
I researched this product and found numerous sites that state it is an impedance matching speaker selector. Little did I know that it is not! After order the product and opening the box, the product manual states that the more speakers you are playing / using, the lower the impedance. I have to return the product and order a new one....hopefully Amazon will help get this taken care of, will update when I get this straightened out.
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.
i absolutely love this device. it does everything i needed and has individual volume control for each speaker set. I absolutely love love love it. would recommend to anyone. i would buy from this seller again
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.
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.
Good product. The only issue I had is that the inputs for the wires are very close together which makes it a bit difficult to install. Each speaker input unclips, however, which makes it a little bit easier to work with. All in all, it's a real bargain for the money...especially when BestBuy sells a similar unit for twice the money.
I purchased this after purchasing another speaker selector without volume control. In my opinion you definitely want a speaker selector with volume control for each set of speakers. Without volume control all your speakers are playing at the same volume and sometimes you don't want the speakers in all areas at the same volume. This allows you to turn off sets of speakers and control the output to each set of speakers.
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.
Answer: Ok I'm going to try and keep it simple. Normally, once the amp is connected the 'sound' travels out of the red/white or left/right speaker connectors that are attached then to the speaker system. In your case, think of the speaker box as a 'conjunction' (like the words 'and/ but' in a sentence)..so just connect the 'speaker out' on your amp to the 'speaker in' on the speaker selector box...then connect the speaker box to the 6 speakers...be ready with a small flat head screw driver to open each the speaker connection ports...it's a bit more tedious but assures a professional non clip in/out connection...good luck...and make sure every thing is off to avoid 'blowing out' of the speakers and/or unit.