Need some help with A/V

[Myncy]

After looking at all the other boards, I figured this went best here.

My TV's current set up is in an entertainment system next to the wall. This makes it incredibly difficult to switch A/V cable between my 360, PS2, and GCN. Is there something I can buy that allows for more then one set of cables to be plugged in at once? Three would be best, but two would be great too.

 

[shrike4242]

You'd need an AV switcher of some kind. Depends on what type of cables you have all going to your TV to figure out what type you need.

Some of them are as cheap as $20 for a composite/S-Video type switcher, though component ones can go into the $50+ range.

An AV receiver that allows for multiple AV inputs is another way to go, though that's in the couple hundred dollars and up range.

 

[Myncy]

Something like this?

http://www.amazon.com/Port-Selector...4?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1224791509&sr=8-4

that looks like exactly what i want, but its so much cheaper then everything...some reviews say it's amazing and some say it's terrible.

 

[Toaster Driver]

that will work as long as all your cables are standard def composite cables.

 

[BrynnFlynn]

http://www.amazon.com/GameStop-com-GameStop-Universal-System-Selector/dp/B0006V5L8E
^ I've been using one of these for the past three years or so... It works well, but it stripped off the gold covering on my 360 component cables, though I think that was partially my fault.