HI-FI

> Does anybody know if these switch all pins? Need it to switch RGB from 2
or
> 3 sources.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/2mvg5
>

> Andy wrote in message
> news:4073a6f4$0$3300$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com...
>> Does anybody know if these switch all pins? Need it to switch RGB
>> from 2 or 3 sources.
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/2mvg5
>>
>
> Well I tried many models at many prices and none worked satisfactory.
> But I ended up with this one you ask about. As supplied it did not
> do the job correctly, so as it cost under Ł10,
> I took it to bits and modified it.
> I had to disable the switches that do the vcr recording, 2nd and 3rd
> key from the left.
>
> Up to you if you wish to mess about.

> I dont know what you want from this but it does RGB perfectly without
> modification - 1st time Ive heard anyone having to mess with it at
> all. Great unit for the price and almost the only manual switcher
> that does the job properly. OP should go for it.

> Does anybody know if these switch all pins? Need it to switch RGB
> from 2 or 3 sources.

>
> I dont know what you want from this but it does RGB perfectly without
> modification - 1st time Ive heard anyone having to mess with it at all.
> Great unit for the price and almost the only manual switcher that does the
> job properly. OP should go for it.
>
>

>
> I have that one... it does pass through the RGB and widescreen signal, but
> say you switch to something on socket C, but the device on socket A is
> also turned on. The device on socket A will control the widescreen
> switching. Can be annoying, but if its for devices that you wont have
> on at the same time, then its not a problem.

> Doesnt do that on mine. I often have the digibox on (on A) while
> watching the DVD on B and Ive never had a problem.
>