Why I buy this one ?
- 3 Toslink optical inputs and 1 Toslink output (bi-directional: can go in reverse direction)
- Allows you to connect up to three audio/video sources to one input
- Provides interference and distortion free signal transmission (0 db signal loss)
- PCM, Dolby Digital and DTS signals can be passed through this unit
- Does not require a power source

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What our customer's say!

"It works with some cable wiggling", This larger than expected device is not perfect, I have to wiggle the switch and cables to establish a connection that doesn't crackle or turn on/off continuously. But once I have a good connection, it sounds fine and DTS/Dolby works. With all the cables plugged in, it also a little unsightly since you need to be able to get to the switch. For 10 dollars it beats pulling out the components and manually switching cables, but don't expect perfection.

"Bigger than I expected but preforms well", I have an older receiver and this allows me to get 3 optical devices hooked up to 1 port on the receiver. All you have to do is move the switch to change the input. I have been very pleased. For the price this thing is great. The sound quality is just as good as if the devises were plugged directly into the receiver. As stated it is larger than I expected but that actually helps when making the switch, you just push the button and slide the handle around to the new input.

I would defiantly recommend.

One note: I only have a DVD player and a cable box plugged in to this, I have seen on some other reviews issues with game consoles, I can not speak to that.

"Partially works", I also bought this item based on the multiple positive reviews; however, I've found that it just doesn't work with my MacBook Pro. It works fine with the XBox 360, so I'm assuming it's based upon device signal output strength. As for manufacturing quality, it does feel cheap but then it is cheap so that shouldn't be seen as an unexpected limitation.

"Works Great!", I purchased this switch to allow me to use the single optical output from my dvd player to feed both my headphone setup, and my surround sound speakers. I tried several other products, and none worked well. I almost gave up on a good optical splitter, until I found the Nyrius SW100. This product works very well. Basically, it will allow you to either split a single source and send it to up to 3 different receivers (e.g. headphone dac/amp, surround sound receiver, computer) OR feed a single receiver with three different sources (e.g. Playstation 3, DVD player, laptop digital audio out).

It's inexpensive, feels well made, and works without a hitch.

Also note that this product does not require a power supply.

"This is a great item!!", Like most of the other reviews we had the same problems switching... In our case we have 3 inputs that needed to be ran thru our JVC HD 7.1 system... We leave everything on DVD input on the amp and just flip the switch for our other inputs....

This unit is better than the others that are out on the market!! GET IT!!

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Digital Audio Optical 3 link", The Toslink digital Optical 3 link was recieved via regualr mail, in a yellow medium .99 mailer. The only protection was that of the small bubble wrap in the orginial box. Looked new, I was worried that it might have been handled roughly,during shipping as it was not packed as should have been for the way it was built. For the cost of the shipping it should have been better. Item does work, but time will tell. I have it conencted to my Direct Tv, Toshiba HD DvD, Playstaion 3 and my Toshiba reciever to the DvD Optical side. No instructions, you have to snap each cable into the switchbox until you here a small click. Be careful, as the optical cables have to go in a certain way. The switchbox is not heavy, in order to switch you have to hold the device and turn the knob. For the price, not a big deal, 101 percent cheaper than buying a new reciver with three optical inputs. I have ony two on mine.
Again item is great, shipping/packaging can be improved...

"Works ok for me", I haven't had any problems with it so far. Kinda cool how it's built even if it's on the cheap side. The pics make it look like aluminum but it's all plastic. Like we could get something billet like this for $20. I had one minor glitch the first time I fired it up but not sure if was this device or from the input side, but it has worked just fine at passing a signal since that time. Don't let the latch slam but let it glide into place. Another post mentioned turning on power to the cd/dvd/game device after selecting the new position. While I haven't had a problem switching this device with an input applied, it's probably not a bad idea. It's not going to make a difference with this component but maybe the device receiving the passed signal won't recognise it. The output side is permanently mounted but the fiber input side must be a piece of fiber and a connector that just rotates with the turret and then locks into place. Pretty simple stuff but I don't know how long it'll last. Stuff breaks dontcha know. Good enough for now. One thing I noticed while reviewing this device is that different pictures come up. The one I received was triangular in shape with a bluish/purple turret. The other pic is of a device almost square with the turret being the same color. Not positive on which one you'll get. Cheers.

"Does not work", I purchased this item because of the good reviews it has received. It only works with my cable box. It doesn't work with either of the xbox platforms.

"Great gizmo!", Okay, lots of high quality fiber optic audio sources (TV, satellite receiver, CD-DVD player, etc.) and only one stereo receiver/amplifier with one high quality optical input. What to do? Use this device.

This odd looking unit has 3 Toslink (fiber optic) input connections for 3 different sources and one Toslink output connection for your receiver (or whatever). Just move the switch handle to select the source you want to direct to the receiver. That's all.

Easy to install (no power supply), simple to use, works great and maintains highest quality audio signal. A real solution to a real problem.

Highly recommended.

Therck

"Great at first", As with others, I had too many optical sources and not enough inputs. this device worked great at first but after a while, I think it started attenuating the optical signal as my decoder could not detect a signal. I think the rotating switch is to blame...maybe it gets dirty over a few months.