Panlong4-Way AV Switch RCA Switcher 4 in 1 Out Composite Video L/R Stereo Audio Selector Box for DVD STB Game Consoles

I have an older Nakamichi integrated amp where a couple of the inputs are messed up. But the amp itself performs great with my vintage Bose 901 speakers. Plus, I have most of my CD collection in two Sony 200-CD changers, a 6-disc changer, plus a turntable, cassette deck, VCR audio, and DVD audio. With this unit, I was able to connect all my retro-devices using the functional inputs on the amp and the 4 inputs on the Panlong. I other times, this would be a quick trip to Radio Shack. But since those days are gone, I am very grateful to have found Panlong on Amazon. There is nothing to the set-up. You connect the output of the Panlong to the Aux-in on the Nakamichi. Then each of the CD changers and the tape deck outputs plug into the Panlong. There is no signal degradation, and switching between inputs happens with the click of a button. This certainly beats plugging everything manually into the Aux-in and then unplugging and replugging. Great value for the money!

Wanted to be able to switch between my turntable and my CD player. This worked great. Out of the box, connect RCA cables, and everything worked as it should. No discernible signal loss noted. It feels quite well made considering its low price tag. Happy with the purchase!

Easy enough to switch devices and shows prettt clean picture

Got pretty much what I expected. Casing feels light, flimsy, and shoddily put together, but it has the 4 in - 1 out AV ports I was promised with buttons to switch. The buttons and switches though are also 2/10 quality and would not be surprised if I have to take this apart in the future to replace/repair those. They wobble out of the box and clunk into place with a worrying impact.Still giving 4/5 as yeah, this is totally what I was expecting for the price and am not disappointed by it given that. It works, so far works well, and does what I got it to do.Only oddity being running VCR through it to AV-2-USB capture card I could only get B/W from the capture. Very niche concern, but worth mentioning. Works fine for NES/PS2/Wii that I also have running through it.Will give it this though - I have NES through it, then through Retrotink (HDMI upscaler) into Avermedia card and the capture looks brilliant still. So at least the one I got works perfectly fine for streaming NES/Retro if that's a convern.No heating/temp issues to speak of. The thing is also SUPER light. The passive tension from some of the AV cables is more than enough to lift it partially off the shelf it's on. Well, was, I did mess with the cables and now they're holding it down so it doesn't fly away on me :)Would've been 100% 5/5 if buttons were better installed/quality/etc and casing didn't feel like it was Elmers Glued together and made from aluminum cans.0/5 RC and Sheerness 'cause there's no RC features on this thing AMAZON and what even is Sheerness? How about letting me rate "Construction" and "Functionality" ? 2/5 and 4/5 respectively.

Really nice box ... would buy again from seller.

The old TV suddenly lost the ability to receive a signal via the HDMI ports, which left me with only the RCA port. This was an economical solution so I could use my 3 peripherals. Set up is easy. You just connect everything and push a button to select the input. Box is sturdy. Button makes a nice click so you can tell it’s engaged. I first tried an electronic unit with a remote and the thing kept turning off while I was scanning thru saved programs or changing a player’s settings. This manual selector is better. It’s quiet, it doesn’t tie up an outlet, it stays on and it gives good picture & video.

I used it to combine multiple A/V inputs, eliminating the need to keep switching the a/v input to the tv monitor. The unit seems to be of good quality, but only time will prove that.

Build from solid metal, feels sturdy and will probably last forever.