Description
This E-SDS AV switch allows you to connect multiple video devices with AV out (such as Wii, XBOX, DVD, PS2, Cable Box) to your TV using AV cables. Then you will be able to easily switch the input signal without the need to disconnect and re-connect your AV devices.
Specifications:
1. Video
Input level Resistance: VS 0.8-1.0Vp-p/75 ohm¸
Output level Resistance: VS 0.8-1.0Vp-p/75 ohm¸
Bandwidth: 50Hz-5.5MHz
Input Connector: 8
Output Connector: 1
2. Audio
Input level Resistance: 2V(RMS)/47K ohm¸
Output level Resistance: 2V(RMS)/1K ohm¸
Frequency: 10Hz-20KHz£¬0db
Input Connector: 8 (R+L)
Output Connector: 1 (R+L)
Switch: Manual
Enclosure: Metal
Mark –
Everything was fine
Everything was fine
STMFAP –
Great product!
I collect and play vintage game systems and this helped manage all the cords into 1 central location! Easy to install and use. Highly recommended!
kyolance –
Connecting old retro game systems
Connecting old retro game systems, Nintendo, super Nintendo, Sega, Genesis, n64 PS1, PS2, Dreamcast.If you have new TV “smart TVs search for “Av to HDMI converter” ( sold separately ), you will need it to hook to the newer TVs. Picture shows an “av to HDMI converter”. One side plugs Av , the other end is HDMI that connected to newer TV.”Av to HDMI converter” needs a power source but if you have USB on the TV like I do, just plug it in that slot.Connect the main line output with the “HDMI converter” to the tvConnect all the av lines to the box.Every Av connected to this box works on the toggle selection.It works the way it supposed to.No power cord needed so that frees up a power outlet where I can place this box.Satisfied.
Mystic –
Love it! Bought 2.
This is perfect for my retro video games. I have two of them strung together, and it makes it super easy to choose which console I want to play. I lose no picture quality, but the unit itself is a bit squishy.No complaints.
christian pasquariello –
Great Item
I like how easy it was to set up and how it offers the option to have 8 things hooked up to it.
Larry Derouin –
Good Switcher
If you own a vintage stereo and have run out of source connections, this is a good switcher. Run a FISHER 400 receiver or a X-101-B integrated amp. TV output, Bluetooth, DVD player, Cassette Deck all input to it, with 4 more sources left. Run the output into AUX. Don’t use the video jacks.
Cody Tipton –
Works as advertised
Works well. Materials feel light and cheap. Mine has a small something rattling loose inside, but it works like it’s supposed to. For the price, functions just fine to connect my classic video game consoles to a single television
Rickdog –
Video Game Switcher
I use this switch to hook up my game systems
Kindle Customer LWS –
Inexpensive but well built.
This is cheap, but mine is well built and works! I worked in electronics for many tears, so I took off the cover and looked inside. It is simple. That’s what I wanted. No electronics. It’s electrical and mechanical (aka electro-mechanical). No power required. Just switches interconnected with a small circuit board, input/output connectors interconnected with a small circuit board, and a ribbon cable between the two boards. The advantage is that there are no active components to fail. No spaghetti mess of wires between switches and connectors. Another advantage of electro-mechanical switching is that you can use it “backwards” as a 1 In 4 Out switcher to select 1 output at a time – you’d have to relabel the outputs as inputs, and the inputs as outputs. You couldn’t do that if it used active electronics. Some folks might like to see level controls and some amplification. Not at this price, but there are relatively inexpensive mixers available – that’s essentially what they’re asking for. Besides, all my devices (inputs & outputs) have their own controls. All I wanted was a switch. The only con is the weight. It is very light. Not a surprise to me, but you’ll either have to hold it down when you push a button, attach it to something, or weigh it down. I saw some reviews for defective units. I figured that I’d take a chance. I could always exchange it for a working unit, but I couldn’t build one of these for twice the price, and 1-of-4 switches are hard to come by.
Jordan b. –
I can finally put all my retro consoles in one spot!
Good fix for the age old issue of too many consoles and not enough ports!