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Managing multiple audio inputs?

conzy · 2013-09-24 13:41:08

Hey, I have a speaker system with a single stereo input in the form of a left and right rca jack. I need to connect two separate sources, a TV and a PC I could use a passive device like this: Which would work, but is this bad? Because the TV and PC output will never be on at the same time but they will be connected in this…

24-09-2013 2:41pm

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conzy

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Hey,

I have a speaker system with a single stereo input in the form of a left and right rca jack.

I need to connect two separate sources, a TV and a PC

I could use a passive device like this:

Which would work, but is this bad? Because the TV and PC output will never be on at the same time but they will be connected in this configuration.

Is there a better solution? it would be great to have a 3rd / 4th input too

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