Component AV switch box...

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  1. r1cola

    r1cola Member

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    well, I wasnt quite sure where a question like this would belong, so please correct me if it should go in another section...

    I am in need of a AV source switcher for my TV which has only the one component input for my various devices. I havent been able to find really anything reasonably priced that supports component video, just S/Composite or really high end stuff that seems like overkill...

    I had heard from a couple people that you can actually use a S/Composite switch with Y Pb Pr cables/signals. Does this work and if so can you recommend a product to me?

    thanks
     
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    thanks for the quick reply, but alas it looks like they are not available in the States :(

     
  4. diabolos

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    The first one is. I sell it. I work at bestbuy. Try checking the videogame sections of retail stores!
     
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    I looked at bestbuy's website, and they are selling for around $89 bucks. That is a good price. Most of the ones I found were around the $250 mark.

    Has anyone complained about any signal loss? I watch a lot of HDTV and have a lot of money invested in it, and heard that the cheaper AV switches has a small signal loss that you could tell when you skipped the switch and plugged the cables directly into the TV.

    Just asking. I too am looking for a switch like this. So before I buy one, I would just like all the facts.

    I do like the fact that the makers of "Grand Theft Auto" ownes joytech, makes me feel a little better about the brand. Cause I never heard of 'em.
     
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    I, too, bear curiosity as to whether anyone has tested those methods, as I have been reading about them myself.
     
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