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Key Features
- 8 x RCA Inputs in Stereo Pairs
- 2 x RCA Outputs (Stereo)
- Mixes Multiple Devices with RCA Outputs
- Individual Level Knobs for Each RCA Pair
The Rolls MX42 is an audio mixer with four pairs of RCA, stereo inputs and one pair of stereo RCA outputs. The mixer is capable of mixing signals from CD players, instruments, portable recording devices, video playback devices and more, outputting the result in a single stereo source. Passive circuitry allows the MX42 to operate without the need for battery or external power. Level control dials for each channel are located on the front. These dials boast a potentiometer resistance of 100 kOhms.
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hello - presumably this is compatible anywhere in the world?
I don't see why not, there are no active components inside.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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I have a roku, fire box, and a cable box rca audio to a reciever. I have what I think is the same. I have to get up and manually change sources. Will this do what I want automatically. Also there is sound comming out of these things most of the time, is that a problem?
This device is a mixer so if you have audio coming from your devices most of the time they will all get mixed and will appear at the output. Only works as a set and forget device if the audio to the inputs can be turned off as required.
Date published: 2022-08-30
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Can this be used in car audio for multiple subwoofer amps .all aready the same wattage
This is not the right device for what your likely trying to accomplish. In car audio your generally trying to split or repeat the same signal. This is designed to take signals from multiple sources and send to a single output. Although not recommended, you could achieve the same results using an RCA Y-adapter.If your that serious about car audio you should be using a electronic crossover with multiple outputs or high-end deck that supports multiple RCA pairs.
Date published: 2018-08-27