RCA Audio Switcher 2(1)-In-1(2)-Out Bidirectional RCA Speaker Switch Box RCA Switcher with Volume Control Mute Button and No External Power Required

I needed to switch multiple input sources to two amplifiers and this proved to be the ideal matrix device to acheive it.Connected it up aand everything works as expected. It appears well made and a decent looking device although I have not had any reason to open it and look inside it.It did what I needed it to do.

I use a Pioneer VSX C-402 AV receiver as my main stereo amp in my audio system, but it only has one front RCA input for my Rega Planer 2 turntable or Sony CD player and I had to keep pulling out then inserting the RCA connectors of each source depending on what I want to listen to at any given time.This Prozor two way RCA splitter is tiny, very well constructed out of alloy, quite heavy too, and totally silent in operation via the volume knob, it even has a 'mute' button.This little item solved my problem perfectly, highly recommended......well done Prozor!!!

quick delivery to the pick-up location. Item is as described in the advert. works fine, has the appearance of being well made. It's a passive device and so does't really need the volume control but that might have some application in some circumstances.

Does exactly what it says,only gripe,would be great if all the ‘in / out sockets were on the same side,would make cabling much neater,otherwise a great product an great for the price 5*****

Bought this to link a few separates together playing through a powered speaker so didn't need an amp. I'm no audiophile!Super small, simple, solid construction and nice feeling dials. Quick and easy solution!

The device has the features I need. I have an old Toshiba DVD player (330E) as well as my laptop connected to iLoud micro monitors. The volume control allowed me to take control as there is no volume control on the DVD player and the volume on the iLoud is on the back and fiddly to reach. When using my laptop, I can control the volume in software, but not so when I just want to listen to a CD (btw, I think the sound quality of CDs with this system i.e. DVD player now worth about £3.50 plugged into the iLouds, is superb and completely satisfactory. I am considering a DAC between them but I don't think it will make a significant difference).However, the volume knob had a problem - the volume cut out about half way around. It was an intermittent problem, but makes the device somewhat unusable if one wants to change the volume from time to time. Hence, I have had to return it.

After looking high and low for a bit of kit to allow me to use the same set of speakers for my turntable and PC, the most common recommendation I came across was the schiit SYS. Being around £200 in the UK I was really happy to stumble across this device instead for a fraction of the price.It does everything I the SYS would have done for my needs, and does not appear to add any perceptible noise to the signal.The only flaws are the slightly sticky buttons, and not putting all the inputs on once side of the device as it makes it a bit awkward to position neatly. Minor gripes given the price, so this is definitely something to consider if you have a similar issue!

Works great perfect for the price