I want to route sound to my speaker system, I have a similar audio switch but no remote. Will this do the job?
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It did the job for me. But I only use it to route video. It worked for me... Super easy to set up. Love the ease of the remote.
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As long as you are using component cables it should. It has worked well for me. I use it to switch back and forth from DVD to gaming system. I use a fiber optic cable to distribute sound. My sound system can have up to 5 devices connected to it and it runs by remote.
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Hi, Matthew: No, I don't have a remote. I paired the light/speaker using my cellphone, where some of my music is stored and from which I can stream Amazon or Google music. I suspect you can do the same. Joseph Green
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Since this is a learning remote I'd give it a qualified "yes". If the sound bar uses an infrared remote in theory you can use it to "teach" each command to the Sony remote.
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I don't know about an A/B switch but you can direct sound using your remotes zone switch.
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I used the switch for two separate pairs of speakers. 1 pair in my garage and the other on our patio and it works great for that. I would contact BOSE customer support,they helped me tremendously when I was setting up the system in our house and I am sure they will be able to give you a quick answer.
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It depends on your receiver, but most likely YES. Most receivers these days have internal subwoofer management (gain,x-over). You can preset the gain on the subwoofer itself, and then control it from your receiver. The wired remote is completely optional, and absolutely not necessary - it's perhaps convinient to have quick access to subwoofer volume.
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Don't know your intended application? But my guess is no. I use this system to wirelessly drive my back surround sound speakers. Saves me the labor of running speaker wire in the attic or crawl space. They do amazingly well for there size.
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Mike, I'm currently running this on a small television in a spare bedroom and only using the speakers on the TV. But you piqued my interest, so I unhooked the receiver and brought in downstairs and plugged it into my main system with a 5 speaker surround, and it worked great. The only difference being I am now running upstairs to downstairs through one floor basically directly below the transmitter. (apx 10 feet apart) Based on my experiment, I would say yes it should work for your application.
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Yes I think so if your sound bar as a Headphone jack then end of sound bar To wire then your Headphone in sound bar then use your Remote to Vol
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I have connected to my surround sound receiver, then have connected my directv, ps3, and wii to 3 of the 8 ports. With a push of a button, I can switch any of them to the surround sound. I would imagine anything else I connected to it would work as well. So I dont see why a cd player or tape deck wouldnt work the same.
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Dear Joseph,Thanks for your inquiry. This speaker package needs to connect to a receiver for the speakers to receive sound. Of course, the receiver would then have a remote control. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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I have installed this device on my led setup and there does not appear to be any remote control functions for audio. To the best of my knowledge this unit only controls brightness and color patterns. The physical inline unit would require some type of wired input for the audio signal.......which this unit does not have.
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Hi! I use this switch as a audio input for cass. pc. tv, dvd, vcr and turntable. the audio out goes to my powered speaker system. But just one at a time you can use. I do use a splitter cable at times to double up. These splitter cables are very cheap. If ya need more help let me know.
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Sounds like you want to switch the output among various speakers with a mechanical device? The answer would be yes.
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Yes you can with the optional IP bus cable from Pioneer. The last time I checked, the IP bus cable was available here on Amazon, but I could not find the remote CD changer. They are kind of pricey ($600???) but you may have to go to an audio dealer or look at other websites such as Crutchfield to find one.
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YES! This is one of the few current models which can directly control a set of "powered" speakers. Use the Left & Right RCA outputs (you may need a dual RCA to stereo mini phone plug cable) to connect to your powered speakers. In the television's menu system, turn the Internal Speakers "off" and change the Audio Output from "fixed" to "variable" so that you can control the volume of your powered speakers with the remote's volume control.
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yes. you need to choose the input associated with the connection you plugged it into. you may have an "input" button on your remote that will allow you to toggle through the choices.