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Digital Audio Bi-Directional Optical Toslink Switch and Splitter | 
| Brand: Shoptronics
Category: CE
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $5.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  90 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
MPN: SWOPT2
Model: SWOPT2
UPC: 844632026041
EAN: 0844632026041
ASIN: B0002MQGR2
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Condition: 1-OPTICAL SPLITTER! Toslink input to two Toslink outputs to connect one digital audio source to two inputs! Brand new, factory direct! Full manufacturers warranty included! Orders are immediately processed with FREE delivery confirmation and FREE tracking number! Shipments shipped out every business day! Our customer service representatives answer all emails within 24 hours or less guaranteed! 100% customer satisfaction! APO, AFO, FPO and other military address gladly accepted! Please visit our zShops for other great deals! We follow Amazons return policy.
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| Features:
| • | Bi-directional dual-purpose digital optical switch/splitter | | • | Works as a switch to connect 2 optical input sources to your amplifier/receiver | | • | Works as a splitter to connect 1 optical input source to 2 Toslink optical receiving devices | | • | Jacks are compatible with fiber optical cables with Toslink connectors at each end | | • | Provides interference and distortion free signal transmission (0 db signal loss) |
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Product Description
This dual-purpose optical device works as both an optical switch and an optical splitter. As a switch, it will allow you to connect more than one input source to your home theater amplifier/receiver. Connect up to 2 audio sources and choose between them, rather than dealing with the hassle of constantly unplugging and reconnecting cables. Switch between digital audio components such as your satellite receiver, CD/DVD player, and video game console with ease. Just connect 2 of your audio sources to one end of this switch, and connect the other end to your amplifier/receiver. Then simply power on the source you would like to hear, and this device will auto sense it and begin outputting the audio to your amplifier/receiver.This device also works as an optical splitter. It will allow you to connect one digital audio input source, and split the signal to 2 home theater receiving devices. Now you can split the digital signal from your CD, DVD or other digital optical device and connect it to both your receiver and digital video recorder (DVR). This device is easy to use and does not require a power source, making it a must-have for any home theater enthusiast.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 20 more reviews...
 Absolute waste of money November 20, 2008
Product only outputs sound if one of the digital optical cables is plugged in. When I have both my PS3 & DVR plugged in (even with the DVR off) it wont work until I pull the DVR plug out. Complete waste of time and money
 Works perfectly November 9, 2008
Confirmed, the one from Gadged Dweeb is a switch and splitter. I'm using this as an switch to split one input of my Sony home theater into two and it works fine with two xbox. My only regret is with Gadged Dweeb who didn't send me all the items that I ordered and didn't answer my questions by email. At least they refund me for the missing item.
Didn't Work at all October 18, 2008
I have a receiver with one optical input and purchased this in order to use my Satellite receiver and my Xbox 360 optical audio. Didn't work. I can see some red light coming through, but apparently not enough for my receiver.
did not work October 14, 2008
will not play both my PS3 and Satelite TV, have to unplug one to make it work. dont waste your money.
Works fine for game systems October 4, 2008
Using as an auto-switch for the Xbox 360 and PS3. At first one of the connections was spotty and I had to hold the unit just right to get a solid connection. I thought I had been scammed and that the negative reviews were right.
BUT then I did some troubleshooting and I found that only one of my input cables created a problem. I don't know for sure if this cable is bad or if the switch is more sensitive than most, but the cables were dirt cheap and I had a spare. After substituting the spare everything worked perfectly. Good deal!
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