AV Selector Recommendations

[seanami]

Looking for a good component selector that won't degrade quality.
I tried to look at a few, but most seem to be discontinued.

[dunpeal2064]

Id be interested in one of these too, but for s-video

[vlame]

http://www.monoprice.com/products/produ ... cification
^been told this is the best component box they make at that price, very good reviews.

http://www.monoprice.com/products/subde ... id=1011407
s-vid

[dunpeal2064]

Anyone know if this one is good or not?

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem ... 0020665960

I'm not super picky, but I don't want to lose that sharpness. 6 in is perfect for me too

[vlame]

looks like the generic crap all around. could be better than dynex. the monoprice ones are built good from what ive heard...

[CRTGAMER]

Box is not critical compared to RF boxes
RF needs good shielding, RCA does too but not quite as critical. I use Pelican boxes which also makes Gamestop versions. Just mechanical switches that complete each two wire circuit of individual RCA and four pin SVideo connections.

[Dakinggamer87]

I also use Pelican A/V system selectors which have worked out great having all the cable types I need supported: RF, S-video, component, composite, and ethernet. It's only missing HDMI but I don't have many HDMI devices anyway.

[dunpeal2064]

Since I'm cheap, I just went for that 6in. I'll let ya guys know how it looks compared to direct input.

[seanami]

Ya, I was looking at the Pelican, but was having trouble finding it. That monoprice one looks great. I will give it a try.

[MrPopo]

I personally use Startech boxes, but the composite/s-video ones seem to be discontinued. Simple, get the job done, and are remote controlled.