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Join Date: Oct 2008
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First off, this place seems great and I have been lurking a while before my first post....
I would like to build a 5.1 switch, the receiver in my living room only has 5.1 discrete in and I would like to run more than one device into it. I was thinking maybe 3 sets(even 2) of 5.1 inputs and 1 set out. this should be fairly easy, i'm just unsure on what possible switches could be used, in order for quiet switching? least sound degredation, etc.... thanks for the help guys! |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Relays.
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