Quality RCA Switchbox

http://www.sakurasystems.com/products/47selector.html

Features:

Complete mono structure with each channel encased in a separate chassis.

Rigid and compact aluminum chassis construction to ensure quick and smooth release of vibrations.

Separate grounding for each position.

Point-to-point hand wiring with 0.4 m/m solid OFC copper wire.


Specifications:

Input : 4 positions, unbalanced

Output : 2 pairs, unbalanced

Dimensions : 170(w) x 40 (h) x100(d) m/m


Compatibility:

Any associated components with RCA connectors.

Thanks all; am following up on DB Systems (already have a ten year old one) and with Mapletree. Their selector box looks useful.

I was looking at digital switching boxes. Best I came up with is a Midiman unit that retails for 250. It has multiple XLR/Toslink/Coaxial inputs and can convert any of these to one of the three digital formats for output. So, if anybody needs a decent digital switching box this one may be a candidate.

Anybody know of a quality digital switching box that will accept the three diff interfaces and convert them to XLR and/or coaxial other than the Midiman?

This one looks decent -

Russound AX-6

www.russound.com/ax6.htm

Jena Labs makes these to order, well built with high quality parts. A member here, Mike Lavigne uses one.

Hi Mes,

I just enquired with Jena Labs about a custom-made switchbox similar to the one Mike Lavigne uses and they quoted me between $6000-7,000. A bit rich for my blood, but I am sure they are fantastic. I might have to look at the manley SkipJack instead which uses sealed relays and sells for around $900.

Enjoy the music,
Aaron