Corsair Keyboard Selector

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

using as a multi room speaker selector

Got nothing to complain about, Corsair stands for it's brand.

nice looking bay on my corsair 330R case

I had purchased a cheap selector from Amazon... BIG MISTAKE, this is obviously a quality made piece. Don't waste your time and money buying cheap source selectors, there is a difference.

Had one of these for my old Rebel Xt and it didn't have the selector on the back of the remote to have a 2 sec delay or immediate snap. I like this one more.

So glad to finally have a Blu-Ray Player that doesn't take forever to let you see what you want... BANG - it's on... BANG - you get a selector screen... BANG - it starts up at the shut off place on your last disc... And for those that can put video's on a Flash Drive - BANG - the front USB connector is just waiting to be used... And finally - BANG - for those that watch On-Line Videos, there's a Network Connector in the rear... All of these in one small package and the power supply stays separate to help keep the insides running cooler... Buy one - you'll love it...

This device works well with any type of sound board. I highly recommend this device. We use it for contests and call in shows. I built the telephone system myself so I needed something like this after the line selector before the board. We do not use the auto connect as we have multiple call line hunting. If you are a smaller station with one hard line this device will work well. If like us, you have multiple lines the JK will also work very nicely with a line selector. At first I did not understand the mixing. The company answered my question by phone in three minutes. The JK works well with hard line isolation as well as grounded lines. You will need balanced cables that you can buy here. Enjoy, I know we are. This thing is making us money!!!

Okay this is my second Gator gig bag and they are simply great bags for playing live locally. Had the 88 slim bag for a narrow digital piano and just received this 76 bag for my Kurzweil. Fits like a glove and give the board good protection for tossing in he trunk with my amp and stands to make gigs. Good amount of padding and light weight. I would advise you to go to Gator's website to figure out exactly what bag you need. They have a little selector where you choose the brand and model of your keyboard and it will spit out the properly sized bag. I am saying this because not all 88's are the same size. For example my digital piano has 88 keys but is narrow front to back and has mod wheels above the keys, a Motif 88 is huge front to back and has pitch and mod wheels on the cheek block. Gator makes bags for both situations. Use their selector before ordering from B&H and you will make sure that your bag fits like a glove. Oh by the way the 88 Key version of this I have been gigging with for like 7 years and it still looks new. Handles are beefy and comfortable and there is a good sized pocket for a damper pedal cables and sheet music.

Adding an Amp allowed me to integrate two pairs of my old unpowered speakers (using a selector box) into my Sonos sound system. Soul-satisfying, well-defined sound, backed up with plenty of power. And by using a voice assistant, I can control volume and source by voice command.