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I don't think I'll find what I need, but maybe I'm missing something. I'm looking for a remote controlled XLR switch... with a physical IR remote so that I can program it into a macro on my learning remote.
There will be two processors feeding my SVS SB16-Ultra subs, and a switch would keep me from having to run another cable to each sub for the second input on the sub.
I thought about using a reverse splitter where the two sub pre-outs (one from each processor) are feeding into the splitter and then running to the subs. I don't think I would have any issues as long as one processor is off, and may not have any issues with both on, other than the subs receiving multiple signals if both sources are playing simultaneously. However, I'm not sure.
Any ideas on this? I can run cables... but prefer not to.
There will be two processors feeding my SVS SB16-Ultra subs, and a switch would keep me from having to run another cable to each sub for the second input on the sub.
I thought about using a reverse splitter where the two sub pre-outs (one from each processor) are feeding into the splitter and then running to the subs. I don't think I would have any issues as long as one processor is off, and may not have any issues with both on, other than the subs receiving multiple signals if both sources are playing simultaneously. However, I'm not sure.
Any ideas on this? I can run cables... but prefer not to.