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Stereo Speaker Selector Switch 2-Way (1 x 2) 

Distribute your audio to two separate speakers with this 1x2 speaker selector. The easy-to-use spring loaded terminals accept your speaker wire and send a single audio signal to two separate speakers. You can choose to utilize speaker one, speaker two, or both speakers simultaneously using the button selectors. This switch supports up to 200W for unparalleled audio quality.

Package Includes

• (1) Speaker Switch
• (2) Adhesive Padding Strips

4-Way (1 x 4) Stereo Speaker Selector Switch 

Stereo audio is audio that contains two channels of audio, typically left and right channels in correspondence with the human left and right ears. Switches manage connections between one or more connections at one end and one or more connections at the other end. Switches are very useful for systems where one or more devices are shared among multiple other different devices. Using these switches, you can enjoy high-fidelity and stunningly realistic audio that only superior switches can deliver.

FireFold's switches are engineered to the tightest tolerances to deliver unwavering reliability during mission critical and stress intensive applications. Every switch is designed for optimal performance, producing unparalleled data transfer speeds while preserving utmost data integrity. The four-way speaker selector switch is used to connect four pairs of stereo speaker systems. With this switch, you can easily switch from one pair of speakers to another, or simply play the desired set amount of speakers at the same time by impressing the front button controls. You can bask in unmatched audio clarity while enjoying realistic and lifelike multimedia experiences.

1x2 Stereo Smooth Speaker Selector 

With this speaker selector you may take one source and send it to two speakers. The selector has different settings which allow you to play individual speakers or all speakers at once.

Mono Autoformer Volume Control Plate - Wall Plate

Divide and Conquer

Whole-house audio is a new growing trend in home entertainment. It’s never been easier for the average home user to install and configure a system. You can easily run all of your speakers off of a single receiver, but most receivers don’t have a way to control the power coming from an individual channel. You’re stuck with all or nothing. That’s fine if all of your speakers are located in the same room or if you’ve got your own groovy bachelor pad. But when you have to play nicely with others and you’re running your bedroom, living room, and kitchen off of the same receiver, it can be a problem. You’ll quickly find yourself banned from watching football past Little Susie’s bedtime. Volume control wall plates are the ideal solution. They allow you to adjust the volume on a speaker-by-speaker basis.

These Go to Eleven

FireFold’s AVC-MN-WHT mono volume control can definitely do the job. Ten-step attenuation means you can hear all the volume you want without noise or distortion and these controls can handle up to 50 watts RMS per channel with a 250-watt peak. These fit easily into a pre-existing one gang electrical box and they come in a clean white color that easily matches your décor. The built-in auto former, basically a type of low-level transformer, helps condition imperfections from the power stream to ensure you hear the most crystal clear sound possible. Always make sure the maximum output per channel for your receiver doesn’t exceed the maximum for the volume control. If it does, you will have to be careful not to crank the volume knob all the way up.

Installing the AVC-MN-WHT is not much harder than installing any other wall plate. In addition to the wall plate, if you do not already have an electrical box to use, you will need a drywall saw, speaker wire, and a one-gang receptacle box. After cutting the drywall, secure the receptacle box to the stud and fish the speaker wire down into it. Loosen the screws on the input and output then make sure your receiver and amplifier are powered off. Connect the speaker wires to the wall plate then just attach the plate to the box. Once your receiver is back on, you can just turn the knob to increase or decrease the volume.

Stereo Autoformer Volume Control Wall Plate

Divide and Conquer

Whole-house audio is a new growing trend in home entertainment. It’s never been easier for the average home user to install and configure a system. You can easily run all of your speakers off of a single receiver, but most receivers don’t have a way to control the power coming from an individual channel. You’re stuck with all or nothing. That’s fine if all of your speakers are located in the same room or if you’ve got your own groovy bachelor pad. But when you have to play nicely with others and you’re running your bedroom, living room, and kitchen off of the same receiver, it can be a problem. You’ll quickly find yourself banned from watching football past Little Susie’s bedtime. Volume control wall plates are the ideal solution. They allow you to adjust the volume on a speaker-by-speaker basis.

These Go to Eleven

FireFold’s AVC-ST-WHT stereo volume control can definitely do the job. Ten-step attenuation means you can hear all the volume you want without noise or distortion and these controls can handle up to 45 watts RMS per channel with a 250-watt peak. These fit easily into a pre-existing one gang electrical box and they come in a clean white color that easily matches your décor. The built-in auto former, basically a type of low-level transformer, helps condition imperfections from the power stream to ensure you hear the most crystal clear sound possible. Always make sure the maximum output per channel for your receiver doesn’t exceed the maximum for the volume control. If it does, you will have to be careful not to crank the volume knob all the way up.

Installing the AVC-ST-WHT is not much harder than installing any other wall plate. In addition to the wall plate, if you do not already have an electrical box to use, you will need a drywall saw, speaker wire, and a one-gang receptacle box. After cutting the drywall, secure the receptacle box to the stud and fish the speaker wire down into it. Loosen the screws on the input and output then make sure your receiver and amplifier are powered off. Connect the speaker wires to the wall plate then just attach the plate to the box. Once your receiver is back on, you can just turn the knob to increase or decrease the volume.