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Question: I'm looking to run output from a phono preamp to two seperate receivers. Will this work and would I lose sound quality by splitting it?
Document: This small switch is very handy and works well. I use this for a small recording studio to go back and forth between studio monitors and headphones. The sound quality doesn't get compromised and distorted, which was the big thing I was worried about. This is a cheap simple device that does exactly what it is supposed to. I'm very grateful and I would recommend this to others.
I have placed my ipod dock and my record player on the opposite wall my receiver and didn't want to run two sets of audio cables to my receiver for both devises. this switch solved my problem. I simply switch between the A and B buttons depending on if i want to listen to my ipod or vinyl. the sound quality is really nice and I am not able to perceive any audio loss by routing through the switch.
I bought this so that I could switch my stereo between our indoor speakers and outdoor speakers. Unfortunately, this switch is meant to connect bewteen two inputs and one output, the exact opposite of what I needed! I wish the product description would have been more clear. This switch may work, but not for waht I need. Just watsed my $.
I wanted a way to connect both my tv and an audio cord for my ipod to my surround sound in my basement. But, it would be a pain to have to disconnect and connect over and over again, so I searched for a switch. This one came up and it was a fantastic purchase! It's small and not bulky, and doesn't require a power source, which is a MAJOR plus! Simply plug in your two inputs, connect your output, and BOOM! Sound from either A or B!
I have the switch hooked up between 2 computers to share 1 pair of speakers. I'm using the left and right audio ports only via RCA to 3.5mm Y cables. The sound is clear, no hums or discernable loss in quality. The buttons are very easy to push.I like how the connections are all out the back of the switch. The RCA switch replaced a 3 way switch which was working fine but the cables stuck out the front and back. I wanted a more neater look.
I bought this to connect my two restored vintage record players with magnetic cartridges to one phono input. This eliminated me buying a phono preamp $$$ and using the AUX input on my stereo for one of the turntables. This Splitter works FANTASTIC. An EASY solution for any RCA cable hookup.
This simple little unit is extremely easy to install and, at least at this point, works flawlessly. It is an ideal solution for those who have more stuff than inputs. It can be used to as a single point input to two outputs or as two inputs to a single point output. Some report that the A/B buttons don't work very well but, so far, I have not had a problem.
I purchased this switch to connect two of my older game consoles to my HDTV. The device works fine, and doesn't seem to add any noise to the video or audio signal that I can perceive. I would have bought a three way switch of this brand, but another review stated this one has a superior build quality to the other.
This is an inexpensive A/B switch that I bought because I had two devices for one input on my stereo system. Don't know why they call it an A/V switch except that it will take video - old-fashioned RCA-type plugs only HD. Sound quality is fine. It is mechanical so I suppose it could break sometime but it didn't cost that much.
I needed to connect two a/v devices to my TV. Unfortunately this new TV only had 1 RCA set of connection. I wanted something that had two switches and this switcher fit the bill perfectly. It is not intrusive. It is all black. The cables are all in the back. The selector buttons have a good feel. I would not say it is heavy duty quality but I won't be hitting the buttons continuously. Overall, an excellent product and a very acceptable price.
Answer: I'm using it to output from Plasma TV with only a fiber optic output (so I had to use a Toslink converter) and from my wii console so I can get TV sound and game sound to my sound bar which only has the RCA input (no fiber optic or HDMI inputs) I don't lose any sound quality at all. I can't guarantee you won't because I'm using it for a totally different use. This is a toggle..so only one circuit works at a time.