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2025-11-28
Nikita M.
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2025-11-28
Nikita M.
Helps integrating multiple subs as one for my home cinema.
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2025-11-28
Marijan S.
also quite ok
Compared to the IBasso DX 220, the sound is less detailed but more pleasant and analog. Sometimes you like one aspect,...
Compared to the IBasso DX 220, the sound is less detailed but more pleasant and analog. Sometimes you like one aspect,...
Automatic Input Selector 4 Stereo RCA Inputs - reviews - There are 3 reviews.
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2020-05-07
Eemeli V.
Not for HI-FI audio!
If your plan is to connect multiple audio sources to active speakers or ampfilther THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT DEVICE! When input is selected a loud "bang" noice is heard from your speakers. And when there is no output the device continously switches between inputs and same sound will be heard again and again.
If your plan is to connect multiple audio sources to active speakers or ampfilther THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT DEVICE! When input is selected a loud "bang" noice is heard from your speakers. And when there is no output the device continously switches between inputs and same sound will be heard again and again.
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2020-03-06
Anthony V.
Inutilisable
Bonjour,
On entend un clic à intervalle régulier dans le sélecteur quand aucune source n'est active.
Encore pire, une fois branché à l'ampli, le clic est amplifié et s'entend dans les enceintes.
C'est un comportement normal apparemment.
Honnêtement, je ne vois pas dans quelle situation ce comportement pourrait être satisfaisant.
Bonjour,
On entend un clic à intervalle régulier dans le sélecteur quand aucune source n'est active.
Encore pire, une fois branché à l'ampli, le clic est amplifié et s'entend dans les enceintes.
C'est un comportement normal apparemment.
Honnêtement, je ne vois pas dans quelle situation ce comportement pourrait être satisfaisant.
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