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Niles SSVC-6 6 Zone Speaker Selector Audio System with Volume Controls

Niles SSVC-6 6 Zone Speaker Selector Audio System with Volume Controls Niles

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Niles SSVC-6 6 Zone Speaker Selector Audio System with Volume Controls

Brand: Niles
MPN: SSVC-6
Condition: New

Speaker Selection System with Volume Control
Connects up to 6 pairs of speakers to stereo receiver/amplifier
Selectable impedance magnification for 1, 2, 3/4, 5/6 pairs of speakers
Individual room on/off selector switches
12-step controls; 54dB maximum attenuation
Separate left and right ground paths for compatibility with all amplifiers
Removable screwless connectors accommodate up to 12-gauge wire
Rugged all metal chassis construction
Non skid feet wont scratch furniture and ensure unit stability during operation
72 adhesive-backed room identification labels

Note: Do not use the SSVC-6 with amps or receivers rated at more than 100 watts per channel RMS at 8 ohms

Power handling: 100 watts per channel RMS; 200 watts peak
Frequency Response: +/- 1.2 dB from 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Mounting: Table-top component
Overall Dimensions: 8-1/2" Width x 2" Height x 7-1/4" Depth

Wiring Requirements:
Individual runs of 2-conductor speaker wire. Removable connectors accommodate wire sizes 14-22 gauge (16 gauge recommended)

Niles SSVC-6 Speaker Selection System with Volume Controls

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