What do you use to switch Stereo inputs?

[Skybolt]

I have A Sat Tv system, Sonos music controller and a Roku. All going through a single push button A/V switch. I can not seem to find a better way to switch the inputs. The issue with the manual switch is it's down below and the stereo is up top. It would be real nice if there were some kind of switch that could support remote switching of some kind. Or an awesome stereo that has 3 or more inputs ...

So what do you guys use/do for this stuff?

Thanks,
Orlando

 

[Skybolt]

Damm, you guys either don't like me much or I have some really out there questions ... :grin:

So I guess for now I am going to stick with what I have and maybe make something this winter.

 

[Bay B's]

Ha! Well, my stereo has a controller on the helm that features a Source button. Sources include CD, CD Changer, SAT, AUX, etc. It's a Clarion system circa 2006, so I'm sure even more up to date systems with more inputs are available.

Damm, you guys either don't like me much or I have some really out there questions ... :grin:

So I guess for now I am going to stick with what I have and maybe make something this winter.

 

[Skybolt]

Yeah, I am looking at the Fusion BB300 which has two aux input's, but that doesn't have the phone app to control it. The 700 series has the phone app but only one input. I need three! I guess I am just getting too lazy ...

Right now I have a Jensen 700 series with RF and wired remotes. Not bad, but only one aux in.

 

[Bay B's]

What about the Fusion MS-UD750? Lots of input choices. Aren't 1 or more of your input needs USB? BTW, I wish I had your problem! LOL!

 

[Skybolt]

Aren't 1 or more of your input needs USB? BTW, I wish I had your problem! LOL!

Nope, the Sonos is an Ethernet based device much like the Roku. Great music controller to have. It puts the whole of the internet at your finger tips. :smt001

 

[Skybolt]

Well your right, the 750 has the best of the 700 and BB300, so I guess this is as good as it gets where input assignments are concerned. Thank you for pointing that out, I totally missed that model.