Good but Cheap Component selector?

[MrDubbs]

just got a hd tv, and am looking for something that I can hook up my 360, Wii, and Cable Box with at the same time. I don't want to spend a fortune though.. any recommendations

 

[shredman]

I got a Pelican System Selector (reviewed here: http://gear.ign.com/articles/730/730556p1.html ) for ~$20 at Best Buy and it works fine. If you want something snazzier, they sell the PRO version for about $90.

 

[MrDubbs]

is this the same one?

http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/prod...AFEED->PRODUCTS&cm_ite=1 PRODUCT&cm_keycode=4

 

[Kerig]

Your new HDTV doesn't have enough inputs for them? Most come with 2 Component and 1 or 2 HDMI. I guess it depends on what kind of cable hookup you have. I thought about getting a selector as well, until I realized:

A. My TV has plenty of inputs already
B. The reviews/research resulted in a loss of quality with any cheap system selectors when dealing with components.

 

[MrDubbs]

naw it only has one

 

[MrDubbs]

bump

 

[magiic]

Ya I've been looking at getting one too. I have to hook up my Wii, PS2, 360 and Video Camera all via component.

 

[zewone]

http://cgi.ebay.com/JOYTECH-240C-AV...DVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item220093221871

I bought my Joytech 240c from this guy on eBay. It works great. You'll want a powered component selector if you are going to be sending HD signals through it so don't get a $20 Pelican manual selector.

 

[magiic]

daaaamn I wish I could get one of those in Canada