So you are out of inputs. Your options now are to use one RCA and switch it from CD to Squeeze, or 2 RCA and swap them at the amp. Or if one of your tape decks is seldom used for recording, then you could run the CD or Squeeze into the REC input of that deck, and when you want to listen to it flip the deck to REC and monitor the line level through the deck.
Input limited
Setting up my Pioneer SX-1050. In the 70s all you had for other inputs was tape. Unit has Tape1, Tape2 and Aux.
I also have CD and a Squeezebox. Both line level.
So, how do I jam 2 inputs into the Aux? A plain RCA A-B switch box?
I also have CD and a Squeezebox. Both line level.
So, how do I jam 2 inputs into the Aux? A plain RCA A-B switch box?
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Hard to find a plain audio switch with all in/out on the back. Next best thing includes composite video. Found these 3 😊 https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B079ZVKF8R https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0753CQ668 https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C15XGQN |
There's always the Manley Skipjack. |
I Use a Goldpoint switch which works perfect for my application. Perhaps it will suffice for yours also. Scroll to the bottom of the home page for various box options. https://www.goldpt.com/ |
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