[redrich2000]

I have seperate small speaker and headphone amps I want to connect to a single DAC. Opinion seems to be this is fine, correct?

Next question is how... If I get two 1 male to two female RCA splitter cables and plug the males into the DAC and one side of each amp into a female from each side. Is that the best way?

 

[PurpleAngel]

How about getting an audio switch box?

 

[redrich2000]

Most of those I've seen are for input switching, not output switching.
They're also all very ugly.

 

[MindsMirror]

Yes, using splitters is a good way to do it. Just turn off the amp you're not using. Add a switch if you want to leave both amps on and switch between them more easily.

 

[ProtegeManiac]

Most of those I've seen are for input switching, not output switching.
They're also all very ugly.

Schiit Sys is a passive preamp/switcher and can be hooked up to have the signal going either way.

 

[Music Alchemist]

Just know that if you get the SYS and use it with one input and two outputs, it operates differently.

For example, my power amp got too loud too fast when I used the SYS in reverse configuration, whereas it's fine when I use the SYS with one output in its normal configuration.

 

[redrich2000]

Also Schiit's own FAQ says you can use it that way "but why not just use splitters". So splitters it is. Thanks

 

[Rizlaw]

Have you considered a Decware Switch Box? They aren't inexpensive.
http://www.decware.com/newsite/ZSB.html

 

[arjuna93]

Schiit Sys is a passive preamp/switcher and can be hooked up to have the signal going either way.

Apparently AT-SL31A can do the same too.