Audio Switch For Computer Speakers

I use this to switch computer sound card output between PC speakers and stereo amplifier. Works great.

A passive a/b switch. I use it to be able to use one set of computer speakers with 2 different PC towers. It does not and any noise to the signal. Highly recommended and easy to connect.

I'm using those as computer speakers in my office. I used to have a 2.1 system but the sound from those is so much better. The remote is great and allows you to switch between sources, skip tracks (for bluetooth), adjust bass an trebble.

I kept having problem with three different audio switches. At best with a ground loop isolator and the volume turned down on my powered speakers, I could switch between headphones and not have the speakers hum too much. I added the ROLLS SS32, and at first there was some interference. THEN I just went ahead and removed the ground loop isolator completely and the heavy duty switch does it's job with absolutely no noise. I think this is the only switch that actually works! Don't cheap out on a garbage switch. They're not the same.

I have use a variety of approaches to monitor 3 cameras and a computer driven slide show at a production bench. I considered all the the multiview monitors but never pulled the trigger because of price. I have a few 24 TV's lying around from different studio and computer builds. This added to one of those TV's is my current go to production monitor. A word of advice, use a TV not a computer monitor. Computer monitors may not support the resolution you are feeding from a camera or passing through an on camera recorder. The pile of surplus TV monitors now has a few computers monitor in the stack. The beauty of this device is a display of 4 inputs that can switch quickly via a remote to 1 input only. Which can then be scrolled from input to input. Attach a headphone to the TV and you can also monitor the audio on that input channel. Or in the split screen mode, you can select which audio feed you want to monitor with the remote. My 4 channel audio switch is no longer on the bench. If you get really creative, add a bluetooth transmitter to the headphone jack and you can wander around your studio with bluetooth headphones monitoring sound. If you are running the original ATEM mini which lacks a preview view, this lets you see a 4 input preview. You will need a splitter on each input with outputs to both this switch and the ATEM mini. Or just buy the ATEM Mini Pro and you will have a 4 channel preview device with a lot less wires.

I started a new remote job a while back and wanted to be able to switch between 2 different computer audio sources with ease. I was a little reluctant to grab one of these as it seemed like maybe overkill for my purposes. After ~7 months of daily use, this is one of the best things I've ever purchased for my home office/studio. The switching capabilities are awesome, the mute switch is wildly convenient, and the big knob is the tool I never realized I needed. Whether making an adjustment to incoming audio from a Zoom call or listening to music, it's an awesome addition to the rig. In terms of build quality, I love how heavy and solid this thing is. The only thing I'm a little concerned about is the light rubbery feel on the knob itself seems like it could be similar to the stuff on lots of other gear that gets gooey after a few years. That being said, no issues yet. Awesome piece of kit, highly recommended.

I do Youtube content creation and I was looking to replace my 3 piece computer speakers that I previously used for pc gaming with something more mature and accurate with sound profiles for audio recording. These are excellent for the intended purpose given that they only cost $200 but reflect sound you'd expect in a professional studio. I will say that they provide adequate bass but if you really want the thump and vibration for bass heavy frequencies you'd probably also want to spend on the subwoofer that can be purchased separately, I haven't turned these up full volume yet because I don't feel like intentionally angering neighbors but the audio is enough to fill whatever room you put them in and possibly the next several rooms as well. Very pleased with my purchase

I use this to control audio volumes out from my computer with knobs not software , control amplified speakers and a separate headset control , i could easily add instruments or micro phone to my computer recordings , its pure analog so no USB , sounds really great better than straight computer to speakers i think , a little preamp is inside and it helps , but keep in mind its a mackie mixer and who does a better job of mixer design ? not many if any , its a little tank i needed a little interface and this is over the top nice for me

Was looking for audio speakers for the system tied into the computer, tuner, everything else that wasn't tied to the home theatre system. These are perfect. Clean sound, clean bass.

I use this Y-cable for connecting two audio cords (from my desktop speakers) to my computer which only has one stereo output. It is great and I have not found any flaws. I will see how it will hold up in the long run.