P2 2(1)-IN-1(2)-OUT Amp Amplifier Speaker Switcher Selector Switch Splitter 2-way loudspeaker control combiner box

Absolutely ideal when you have a analog amplifier and a digital amplifier perfect for records no humming or buzzing noises absolutely perfect only advise to give bannah plug all your cables for an even better sound

Well made and robust switcher. It's permanently in use in my audio set up and works well.

This is really well put together , the main toggle feels like it will go on forever with a very satisfying clunk , connections OK to take banana plugs & it has no affect on the sound quality , I needed to flick from valve based system Leaks to Quad 99 power on my solid state Quad set up. I am currently using it between Quad 405 & Quad 99 as the Leak powers are being serviced but I have every confidence it will work equally well when they are hooked up.

It does the task without fault, well built but industrial styling lets it down

… that I could probably have built myself for about a third of the price but couldn’t be bothered in the end. The switch itself has a very solid feel. It’s Expensive for what it is, but there seem to be very few alternatives on the market - indeed, the desire to switch between two amps into one pair of speakers seems a much more niche requirement than I’d have expected. (Mine was to switch between a Quad hifi amp system and a Denon AV system.)

I wanted to setup a 2-channel stereo system alongside my home cinema receiver and share the front speakers between the two systems. This works perfectly. At the flick of the nicely heavy-duty switch I can move from the AV receiver to the stereo amp and vice versa. I can't detect any signal degradation either, it seems pretty transparent. It is basically just a passive switching mechanism so shouldn't introduce any colouration if the internal wiring is competent.

I have this connected to an AV amp and a hifi amp so I can use the same pair of speakers for both. It's sturdy, the switch is reassuringly solid, and it has proper binding posts. I can't hear any drop in sound quality when this is connected.

Felt i needed to make people aware unlike the Douk little bear switch, this doesnt have a break away between speaker channels (OFF)So if both amps are on whilst switching it can cause confusion assuming both amps are on. I experienced a speaker thump and my preout shorted with my sub. Luckily theres protection on both sources but ive decided not to use this unit having a combined cost of audio equipment over £1000. Unless you leave one amp off youre playing devils advocate. Cheers