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CHECK THE SIGNAL, NOT JUST THE PLUG

Will it work
with your equipment?

Start with the signal your source actually supplies. A matching connector alone does not establish compatibility.

Match the entire signal path

Identify your source output and destination input, signal format, required cable wiring and power supply. A familiar connector does not establish compatible signal levels or pinout.

Tube Phono Stage

Intended for moving-magnet cartridges feeding a normal line-level input. It does not drive passive speakers. Moving-coil cartridges require a compatible external step-up device unless a later supported edition is offered.

16-Input Analog A/V Switcher

Composite stays composite and S-Video stays S-Video. One source position feeds one output set. HDMI-only displays require a separate suitable converter; independent destinations require a different custom design.

RGBS Video Encoder

The encoder is intended for a compatible 15 kHz analog RGBS source and an NTSC composite or S-Video destination. Check the released signal levels, sync and pinout before connection; arbitrary RGB and logic-level sources are not assumed compatible.

Ask about your setup

Tell us the source model and revision, its output format, the destination model and input, and any relevant cable wiring. We can help assess the connection; a connector match alone does not establish compatibility.

Quick answers

Does the A/V switcher convert composite to S-Video?

No. It routes each format without converting between them. Your destination must accept the selected source format.

Does the RGBS encoder turn HDMI into analog video?

No. It is designed for compatible 15 kHz analog RGB with composite sync. It is not an HDMI converter or scaler.

Can the phono stage drive speakers?

No. It provides a line-level signal for a compatible amplifier, receiver or powered speaker system.

LET’S MAKE THE RIGHT CONNECTION.

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