Optical cable switch box? (1 Viewer)

[Mike_G]

Ok, I'm not sure if I really need this or not, but I have to know if it exists. I have a Pioneer VSX-608 which has 3 optical inputs. They're currently used by my Tivo, DVD player, and PS2. The reason why I have a DVD player when I already have the PS 2 is because the DVD player's a 5-disc changer and it makes it very convenient to not have the kids touch it behind the glass door - we just leave one or two discs in there for them.
Anyway, now that the XBox is coming out with optical output, I'm having trouble making a decision - move the PS2 back to analog audio, or get an optical switchbox if it exists. I haven't seen one anywhere. Do they exist? Thanks.
Mike
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[Rusty Ray]

I've seen a sony one... its small but if i remember it was kinda pricey.. ($50)

 

[Rob Varto]

Check out this link...
http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...5Fid=15%2D1586
Basically, Radio Shack has one for $30.

 

[Mike_G]

Radio Shack, huh? I like it, and it's cheap. Thanks.
Mike
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[Dave F]

Anyone know of an auto-switching version for the lazy gamer?
-Dave

 

[Camp]

They're out there for the lazy gamer willing to drop a couple hundred buck.

 

[Dave F]

Ok, how about a lazy & cheap gamer?

-Dave

 

[Arthur Legardo]

How 'bout this one?

 

[Joe michaels]

Radio shack also sells a splitter type Optical module that only costs 10 bucks. You can leave your receiver on the same input and run two game systems thru it without switching. Of course you can only have one on at a time.