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Universal System Selector Pro 2.0 | 
 enlarge | From: Pelican Accessories
Category: Video Games
Buy New: $129.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 7686
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Not Machine Specific
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6
Dimensions (in): 12 x 5 x 5
MPN: S-1037
Model: VAPCN 708056010379
UPC: 708056010379
EAN: 0708056010379
ASIN: B000BO8BI8
Release Date: December 5, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
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| Features:
| • | Preprogrammed for all the most popular game systems - from N64 to PS3 | | • | Slim modern design - Aluminum cabinet with bright LCD display | | • | 5 inputs on back, 1 input in front, 1 output | | • | Matching Remote | | • | Color - BLACK |
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Product Description
The Score System Selector Pro 2.0 saves you time and trouble. Instead of having to fool around with wires, disconnecting one game system to connect another one, you can connect them all through the System Selector Pro and choose from any of them by pressing a button.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
Fantastic, but slightly troubled October 27, 2007
Basically, I love this thing. Its made organizing all of my video games and various other input devices much easier to manage. I love that this thing has a display on the front of to see what you are actually using. The remote is nice, but not terribly necessary, but its a good addition to make this product feel that its quality.
What I am troubled by with this device, is the audio outputs. For some reason (and I've tried many sets of cables) the secondary output for audio on the back of the device, when connected to the TV produces a static noise that is rather annoying at low volumes. If you unplug it, it goes away, but the problem I am having with it, is that if you unplug it... anything thats not component and is rather your traditional Red, Yellow and White cables will not have a sound output. My remedy is probably just going to be getting component cables for everything, but it would have been nice had this not been the case.
Additionally the preset collection of inputs is nice. I would have liked for there to have been a Wii option or at least a way to program your own (I have a Dreamcast, Sega Saturn and a PSone I would have liked to have been able to label). But thats just a minor thing since it does have the Xbox 360, PS2 and PS3 as well as a few others and one labeled Computer (which was nice). Last, I thought I was getting a silver looking one, but it turns out mine is black... but I don't mind. If you don't have the problem I did with not having everything with component cables, I would completely recommend this device for organizing your input devices.
 Great Selector!!! May 25, 2007
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Based on other reviews I read I went and got this selector. I do not regret getting this switch for a second. Everything looks crystal clear regardless of which type of cable type you prefer, and even the old yellow composite looks great!
The unit is very easy to use and set up. My only complaint is there are about 20 names built into the system, like XBox, DVD, PS2, Cable, etc... but they left out any ability to make custom names. For example they left out "Wii", so I named that channel Gamecube instead :(
The remote works well, but it is a flimsy little thing. However if you're into gadetry then you probably have a programmable "learning" remote (if not then shame on you and go get one right now!) which can easily be taught the signals from the switch remote. Then you can just put the little switchbox remote away in a drawer and never have to use it again.
Overall I highly recommend this. It works great, has a great picture, great sound and will probably do everything you need. Get one of these you won't regret it.
Great Selector December 9, 2006
This A/V switch is very good. I have a Comcast dvr, xbox 360, and dvd recorder/vcr hooked up with optical audio. I got it mostly for the optical audio switch, since my reciever only has one input. There is no issue with picture quality, and sound is fantastic. There are plenty of inputs, and having lan is nice if you have a couple game systems hooked up and only one wireless adapter, if you need more lan, just buy a 5 port switch. the unit is elegant (Black version), and fits in well with my Home theater setup. The remote is small and solid, havent tried to program a universal remote for it yet.
Best component switch for the money. October 20, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought the System Selector Pro to replace an Audio Authority component/toslink switch that cost 4 times more. The picture is perfect at all resolutions I've tried (480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i). It auto detects which audio source to use and seems to select the best available on its own. I set up my Harmony remote to do the switching and I'm delighted so far with the unit.
My only complaint is that a 2 port ethernet switch is pretty much useless. There should be an ethernet jack for each of the inputs if they wanted this to be a really useful feature.
Works great May 19, 2006
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
They SS 2.0 works well with my setup.
Cons:
I didn't care for the remote or the cheap cables that came with it though. I also would have liked a way to dim the LCD since it is too bright at night.
Pros:
Switches optical and coaxial audio.
Can be controlled with harmony remotes.
No loss of quality
All HD resolutions look fine on my CRT HDTV. The only people I've seen that have had problems with ghosting on this are using projectors.
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