1st Device

• Accepts speaker wires up to 14- gauge
• Protection circuitry keeps it running smoothly
• Individual speaker volume control
• Supports two stereo amplifiers
• One year manufacturer’s warranty

Product Description
Pyle’s speaker selector allows up to 4 separate speaker pairs to be hooked up to your stereo system each with separate volume control. Handles 100 watts per channel. The PSPVC4 is especially convenient if you have speaker sets in different rooms and want to turn them off independently. You can enjoy the convenience and flexibility of listening to multiple speaker pairs simultaneously. Specifications: • Power Handling: 50 watt RMS/ch, 100 watt max/ch • Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz • Channel Separation: 80 dB • Dimensions: 16.92″ W x 3.03″ H x 6.29″ D…. More >>
Pyle Home PSPVC4 4-Channel High Power Stereo Speaker Selector with volume Control

• Speaker selectors allow you to connect multiple speaker pairs at one time
• Add speakers throughout the house and outdoors
• No power required for easy installation
• Headphone jack to monitor signals
• Includes protection circuitry to protect amplifier from low speaker impedance

Product Description
Sima Speaker Selectors allow connection of 6 speaker pairs to a stereo system for music throughout the home or office. Only Sima Speaker Selectors feature PolySwitches – solid-state circuit breakers to protect the unit from overload…. More >>
SIMA SSW-6 1 x 6 Speaker Selector with Impedance Protection

• High current amplifier protection circuitry allows you to use up to 6 speaker pairs without damaging your amplifier.
• Accepts any gauge speaker cable terminated with Monster Angled Gold Pin connectors.
• High quality extruded aluminum chassis for heat dissipation.
• High current resistors with aluminum finned heat sinks for maximum power delivery, up to 150 watts per channel.
• 24k gold contact spring-loaded connectors for maximum signal transfer and easy cable hookup.

Many people demand the flexibility and convenience of using multiple speakers throughout the house – even outdoors. If you hook up more than one speaker pair to your amplifier, however, the impedance (ohms) may drop to a dangerously low level, stressing your amp beyond its limits, causing circuitry damage or shutdown. You may avoid this potential nightmare by connecting your speakers to a multiple speaker selector. However, ordinary speaker selectors can also degrade system performance. Although they use a resistor “in series” to protect your amp from low impedance loads, these ordinary inductive resistors can cause noticeable high frequency loss, so you hear less detailed music reproduction. The power rating is often low, potentially damaging your speaker selector if you’re using a high current amplifier…. More >>

Monster Cable SS-6 Speaker Switcher for 6 Pairs of Speakers