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post #1 of 4
6/28/02 at 6:29pm
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Anyone knows a good source selector device that I could use with EAR HP4? 3-5 inputs, one output, nothing fancy. A couple of balanced inputs/outputs is a plus, but not a requirement (I think EAR has a switch on the back that toggles between the ones it uses, so it's not a big deal).
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post #2 of 4
6/28/02 at 11:48pm
Hello! Do you mean something like the Niles AXP-1?

http://www.nilesaudio.com/products/s...switching.html

I have this and it works great! Just need to buy a lot of high quality cables if you're after the best possible sound.
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post #3 of 4
6/29/02 at 1:50am
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Cool, thanks!

I'm kinda curious what the state of the art in `source switching only` devices is though .
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6/29/02 at 1:17pm
http://www.rdlnet.com/rusx4a.htm

http://www.bswonline.com/public/sear...cat=interf-swi

Ignore my note below. Didn't know the EAR HP4 was a balanced model. Those must sound real sweet. You will need professional broadcast devices to satisfy your requirement. Look at the RDL model listed here.
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It really depends on what you are planning to do source switching on. Here's a short summary that I am aware of - is this what you're referring to? Are you switching analog and/or digital audio? Video? Both? Since this is a headphone forum, I am assuming you just need the audio portion.

Audio Switching
1. Analog - L/R RCA jacks
2. Digital - choice of switching
Optical - using TOSLINK fiberoptic cables
Coax/SPDIF - using digital coaxial

Video Switching
*Video

Composite/RCA - RCA
S-Video - 75 ohm S-video cable
Component Video (Y, Cb, Cr)
BNC connectors
VGA

Some sites to go to -
Audio Authority, Key Digital Systems, Extron, etc,
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