Rocketfish™ - 4-Pair Stereo Speaker Selector - Black
- General
- Brand: Rocketfish™
- Model Number: RF-SSVC4
- Product Name: 4-Pair Stereo Speaker Selector
- Color: Black
- Features
- Selector Switch Box Type: Other
- Connectivity
- Number of Inputs: 1
- Number of Outputs: 4
- Dimensions
- Product Height: 2 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Other
- UPC: 600603126246
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This stereo speaker selector allows you to connect and control up to 4 pairs of speakers and delivers 40W RMS power per channel.
- Allows you to connect and control up to 4 pairs of speakers:
Ideal for use with multiroom sound systems for switching sound from 1 room to another with ease. - 40W RMS power per channel @ 8 ohms:
For a lush soundscape. - Designed for easy installation:
Terminals accept up to 14 AWG speaker wire for simple connections.
Whats Included
- Rocketfish™ 4-Pair Stereo Speaker Selector
Q: Can you select more than one pair of speakers at the same time?
A: This unit will support multiple zone use, you can activate up to all 4 zones. Because this is a passive device, it will not boost the strength, so each zone active may reduce the overall signal.
Q: What size receiver or amplifier is suggested?
A: When using two zones and the protection circuit not engaged the maximum amplifier power is 120 watts/channel. If you are going to use more than 2 zones at a time the protection circuit will need to be engaged and the maximum amplifier power is then 40 watts/channel.
A: This is a speaker selector, and would not replace the need for a receiver. You could use it in addition to a receiver.
A: This is an electronic device. I have had several of them, if a single zone doesn't work, the item is defective and useless. There is no fixing this item unless you are an electronic technician. I would take it back and get another one or my money back.
Q: the hookups
A: For connecting speakers to this device, you do plug a short, stripped ind of the wire directly into the back of the device. There is a mechanism that is pulled down when putting the wire in and, when released, clamps down onto the inserted wire to hold it in place.
Q: cracking and popping in speaker
A: Have you checked the polarity? Make sure that your polarity is correct and that you are using a heavier gauge of wire. You may also want to run an AC line filter or use a power conditioner.
A: Unfortunately, this only takes in a stereo signal and allows switching between four different pairs of speakers. You can however choose to play from all speakers at once... Not advised unless the built-in protection is activated. Then, the splitter will only supply 40W RMS to each 16 channels.
