I don't see an input select switch. How does one select the input for the device (optical, pc, or line in)? null

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AMMLA123 · Accepted Answer

You are correct, there is no switch. The sound comes out automatically from whatever source is playing. I have a desktop and tv connected, and I get sound automatically from whichever is playing. (I think I tried both at once just to see and both sounds will come out simultaneously). Btw, they sound amazing, especially when playing bass rich music.

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vonSchtupp · Answer

The speakers play whatever source is playing. I have a pc and ps4 (via optical) connected, and sound plays from whatever source is active. I have not tested what happens when both are active.

Edpc · Answer

It appears to “know” what input is used. I first hooked it up using the analog cable to My PC. Worked great.
Picked up a TosLink digital cable and it sounds much better. Worked right away.

rn1nduk1 · Answer

Usually you chose that in speaker output of windows Digital out is what you want to set speakers to in windows

GoEagles · Answer

There are only 2 inputs optical and stereo plug. There is no selector switch.

“I don't see an input select switch. How does one select the input for the device (optical, pc, or line in)?”

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