By Cory from Minneapolis, MN on December 24, 2011
I am looking to have the a/b select on the control like this product, however, I also want to be able to turn the speakers off from the control...can this be accomplished with this product by turning the volume control down to the first position? Thanks.
By Customer Service - Q&A on December 27, 2011
Answer:
Hi Cory,
The volume control does not disconnect totally when turned all the way to the left for either A/B. A better choice for your application would be our SSVC2 that features a dedicated volume control for each speaker as well as an on/off switch per zone. It also features dual source inputs switchable per zone. Our factory direct price of $89.95 is very competitive as well.
TL/MA
By Z from Phoenix on December 5, 2011
Can the speakers be selected to play A and B at the same time or is it just either A or B playing at once?
By Customer Service - Q&A on December 5, 2011
Answer:
Hi Z
Either A or B, but not both.
TLBy Jim from St. Louis, MO on February 22, 2012
The description states it can be used with 2 inputs... I want to use it with one input switching between 2 sets of speakers... will this work for that?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 22, 2012
Answer:
Jim,
Yes the SVC405 can be used for either two sources, and one pair of speakers, or two pairs of speakers and one source.
CLBy OJH from Boston on February 22, 2012
I am looking for a 2-source selector switch and volume control combination for outdoor speakers, how would this SVC405 device survive in New England if it where protected within a sealed outdoor weather proof receptical with a raintight clear plastic while-in-use cover? or would temperature differences cause material condensation issues?
Also, a previous question asks if this controller can completely turn off the signal to the speakers, and the response was not completely - but does the lowest click on the volume control at least result in no noticeable sound eminating from the speakers?
By Customer Service - Q&A on February 22, 2012
Answer:
OJH - You could do it with the weatherproof box. I don’t see condensation being an issue. Typically, when you get to the lowest click, it is in audible. This does depend how loud your source is set to, however.
CL
