Fosmon 4-Way RCA Splitter AV Switcher 4 in 1 Out Audio Video Selector Box

HALLE-FREAKING-LUYA...I LOVE it!!! No more chance of damaging the wall-mounted TV because of constantly having to fuss with the feeds! (That's how we broke our 18 mos old RCA 40" TV) Face it, it's always a major nuisance when one needs to access the back panel of today's high tech TVs. Not any more. All we had to do was take the RCA cable already attached to the TV & put the wires on the output of the 3-way splitter. (Took more time opening the package than hooking up the splitter, LOL) After that, the RCA outputs from each of the devices were fed to the Fosmon splitter, now safely mounted on double-backed tape to the cabinet below to keep it from being dislodged. (It won't hurt the unit, but we all know how wiggling around can break those thin wires they use in any modern cable.) FINALLY I don't have to fiddle behind the TV to switch between devices It's now a simple matter of flipping the A-B-C switch to choose from the different RCA feeds. No more having the kids whine to have one of us put on the Wii, DVD etc. They can do it themselves without danger to them or the electronics. Even the 5 yr old's able to switch to her favorite DVD before dinner, freeing me to finish up without worry. Bought 2 more - 1 for my upstairs TV & another for my 94 yr old mom (who's in better shape than most people half her age) & she loved it on sight! My brother happily hooked up her DVR, CD player & Wii Fit to the inputs of the Fosmon & then attached to her TV. The rest of Mother's Day was spent watching mom change from a movie to music to her exercise workout & back. No more having to call us long distance to help her switch out devices over the phone. Now if they only made a gizmo this good to help her with her computer! :) I love it so much I'm getting one for each of my TVs plus I can take one to family/friends' homes & when we travel, since it's so darned handy. I'm ordering still another for my mom so she won't have to fuss with her stuff anymore, either, which she hates so much she'd rather go without watching a DVD than have to play with feeds. It'll make a GREAT Mother's Day gift! (What else do get someone who's 94 & doesn't want flowers, candy or knick-knacks?)

Works great. I love it. Simplicity is elegance

Older TV, VCR, NIN64 and DVD. Exactly what I was looking for to hook them all up. Works Great!

Solid and clean switching; this is for the 1 input, 4 way switch. Reasonable build quality and no noise / pop when switching between audio inputs (my use case does not include video). Switch buttons are firm and produce a satisfying click.

Every u-tube video I’ve watched would show TVs with multiple A/V outlets. Mine only has a Video (green/yellow)/PB/PR and Audio L(W) and R(R) Component AV IN. So, anything they mentioned wasn’t going to work for me. But, after searching I came across one website that noted if you have multiple devices you may need an A/V switch. Well that was the answer to my prayer, so I purchased the Fosmon 3-way. Once I received the Fosmon 3-way, it took me a few seconds to figure out how to plug everything in to get my VCR and DVD to work. Sure enough it worked like a charm. Each of my Pansonic VCR and Sony DVD surround system are over 20 years old, so if you are like me and about to give up hope. Rest assure, this switch works. Below are the steps I took: For the VCR, I took the Y/W/R cable and connected to the output on the back of my VCR (see pic 1) and the other end I plugged the Y/W/R in the back of the Input 2 on the switch. For the DVD, I took the Red and White cables only and connected to the “Component Output” Audio R(Red)/L (White) on the back of the DVD (see pic 2), and then connected the Red and White cable to the Input 1 on the switch. Then I needed to connect the video to the switch, on the back of my DVD labelled “Monitor Out” (pic 4 )with a yellow connector. So, I used a single yellow cable and plugged in the back of the DVD labelled “Monitor Out” and connected the other end into the video slot on input 1. Then I took another Y/W/R cable and plugged into the output on the switch and then plugged the other end of the cable into the back of the TV labelled Video (green/yellow), Audio L(White) and R(Red) (see pic 3). Do not connect to PB or PR. It won’t work for the VCR. Now, I was ready to test my devices. For the VCR, I made sure Input 2 was selected on the Fosmon. I turned on my TV and VCR, I pushed the source button on my TV remote and tabbed over and clicked on the AV switch to see if I get the blue screen and channel 3. I did….yeah….I placed a VHS tape into the VCR and clicked play. I watched the old version of “Journey to the Center of the Earth” this weekend and the picture and audio was perfect. Next, for the DVD, I selected Input 1 on the Fosmon. I turned on my DVD surround system and TV. I pushed the function button on the DVD remote and selected DVD and selected AV from the TV. The TV showed the DVD display screen. So, I was happy. I placed a DVD on the tray and selected play on the DVD player. I watched “The Net” and again the picture and audio was perfect. I hope this information helps. One final thing, my TV, VCR and DVD are all plugged into an APC surge protector. Karyn

Easy to use and easier to switch

While I was very impressed with this product as far as the switch was very quiet and no cross talk between devices. I was using this to run 2 turntables into a vintage Sansui receivers 1 phono input. And it was great until it wasn’t. If the RCA inputs were secured a little better this would be a great device. I wasn’t expecting much at this price point. And I was pleasantly surprised how quiet this switch was. But just the weight of the rca cords moves the rca jacks and then you get all sorts of noise and channel cutting in and out. It could be great if it had just a little better build quality. So I had to return the device for another brand that looks like the rca inputs are secured with a couple screws into the box. Unlike this unit that has nothing securing the jacks. Just spend a few more dollars and you will probably be better off. This is a case of you get what you pay for.

Playing imported Zone 2 DVDs was always a hassle, requiring unplugging and re-connecting the cables behind the wall-mounted TV (a *real* hassle) and the DVD player. After I came across this splitter, I only had to connect both DVD players to it and route the output cables to the TV. Now, it only takes a flick of the selector switch to watch American or Zone 2 European DVDs. The splitter has ports for a third player but I am not using it at this time.

Muy buen producto cumple su función, la calidad de los materiales no es la mejor, pero cumple con su función.

作りが華奢な感じで、プラグの接続部分がグラグラしていますが、問題なく使えています。小型軽量で、価格も安いので、満足です。

These are kind of fragile but the price is right and I find they work great for switching between retro game consoles. I use two on my Sony Trinitron and it really helps keep my setup organized and simple. No remote but I prefer this tactile switch to the cheap remotes these usually come with. I label them with tape and you know where everything is. Really a great product for a good price. ** Be careful when you plug and unplug any inputs on the device as not to break the input. They work for a long time if you’re gentle with them **

This product is good at manually switching audio/video inputs to the final output.

Works ok, poor fit on phono plugs leaving slight humming noise over sound ...selection switch not very positive have to move very little to change channels