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Hello Mort, An RCA to XLR cable (adapter) will only be using a single "leg"(signal) of the balanced XLR cable. The XLR cable is intended to carry 2 "legs"(signals), each out of phase from each other. The use of 2 out of phase audio signals allows the noise picked up along the cable to be...

Glad to hear it worked out for you! My first product. :)

Hello Bond007, I don’t make device that will allow you to switch back and forth from stereo to mono. Something to think about. :)

Thank you for the purchase and feeback!

Hello Bobitto, It has been for sale on Amazon CA for some time: https://a.co/d/7qgZIT4 -Bob

I use 102db Klipsch speaker for real word noise floor listening test. Even a foot away from the speakers, I cant hear any additional noise using the RCA inputs. :cool:

A long time ago, for the a past company I worked for(before I joined), a 5 pound steal bar was added to the interior of a high end CD player. Potentially this could help stabilize the unit from vibrations, but..... For the BobWire products, they are just heavy duty steal cases, no extra stuff...

Great to see the photo! Thanks for sharing! If you need want the 2 XLR1s to switch at the exact same time, you can link them with the 12V trigger cables. Set one to "Audio Sensing" and the second to "12V trigger. Connect the audio sensing 12V output to the 12V input of the 2nd unit. Enjoy...

Thank you for the feedback! I worked hard on the transparency and "pop free" operation! Enjoy!

Yeah, home theater bypass on the P5 was my idea and work. Actually all of the P5 features were mine. lol o_O

Thank you sir! Let me know how it works for you. Every sale helps me develop more unique new products and fund production. :)

Thank you Yewneek! Trying to make the dream happen! :) -Bob

Hello AnalogSteph, Thanks for your comments. I hear you about the simplicity of taking this method. During my experiments, I had noise floor issues when trying to combine multiple signals into a single audio detector. The combined noise floor was giving me false triggers unless I raised the...

(Bob from BobWire here) I know the topic of cost will always come up. As a very small company there would never be a way to compete on cost with someone like Behringer. Then again, they would never use the premium components needed for a truly transparent switching device. For example, the...

Hello ASR community, I am Bob from BobWire. Thank you to Amir for taking the time to test my XLR1! I was an engineer/director of product development at Parasound products for 20 years. I left to start my own business (BobWire) last year. The XLR1 is my newest product but I also do make an...

Hello ppdl3, I am Bob from a company called BobWire. I design and manufacture a variety of automatic audio switching devices. The model RCA1 will automatically switch between 2 audio sources by detecting when the audio starts to play. I also have the SPK1 for automatically switching speaker...

I did send Amir one for testing along with my other products RCA1(Auto RCA switch), SPK1(Auto Amp switch) and XLR1(Auto Balanced switch). Amir just posted the review/testing of the XLR1. I think you can expect the other models to have just as little(basically none) impact to the sound quality.

Sounds good Ed! That sounds like a great solution! Congrats on the new system. -Bob

Hello MRK78, This is Bob from BobWire Audio(manufacture). As VMAT4 suggested, I do have a couple of solutions for you. The DAT1 takes an optical digital input and provides a 12V trigger outputs when it "sees" a digital audio signal. The turn off delay is fixed. I also now have an analog...

Hello Whiskey The Cat, This is Bob from BobWire Audio (manufacture), Since your posting, I released a new product the BobWire AAT1. It is an analog audio detection device with two 12V trigger outputs. You can adjust the turn off delay time (0 to 10 minutes). This might be the solution you...