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El selector de audio/micrófono Cubilux AS-J3 de 3,5 mm te permite cambiar sin esfuerzo entre señales de audio y micrófono. Ya sea que estés jugando, transmitiendo, grabando podcasts o asistiendo a reuniones en línea, este versátil selector garantiza una gestión perfecta tanto de tu audio como de tu micrófono para una experiencia impecable.
Compatible con señal de micrófono
No solo audio, sino también conmutación de micrófono
A diferencia de los conmutadores de audio típicos, el Cubilux AS-J3 le permite cambiar señales de micrófono, como auriculares con micrófonos integrados, lo que permite transiciones sin problemas durante reuniones en línea o chats de juegos.
Nota: Utiliza el cable de audio TRRS a TRRS incluido para conectar el conmutador a tu computadora para cambiar el micrófono. Los cables de audio TRS estándar no admiten conmutación de micrófono.
Diseño bidireccional
Posibilidades ilimitadas
El Cubilux AS-J3 está diseñado para una máxima flexibilidad con su diseño bidireccional. Ya sea que necesite cambiar de 1 entrada a 2 salidas o de 2 entradas a 1 salida, este conmutador se adapta perfectamente a su configuración, lo que le brinda la libertad de administrar sus señales de audio y micrófono de la manera que desee.
Diseño de aleación de aluminio compacto y duradero
Rendimiento elegante y duradero
Construido para soportar los rigores del uso diario, el Cubilux AS-J3 está envuelto en una aleación de aluminio elegante y compacta que ofrece estilo y resistencia. Su construcción premium garantiza un rendimiento duradero, mientras que el diseño ligero hace que sea fácil de transportar y configurar en cualquier lugar. Ya sea en casa, en movimiento o en un entorno profesional, este conmutador ofrece fiabilidad y durabilidad en un formato portátil.
TECHnical
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de marzo de 2025
I got this audio switch box for connecting a PC and TV to desktop speakers, without interference between the two. It works great for this, and I don't need a ground loop isolator anymore. Controls are easy to operate. It's well-built and runs smoothly, and a nice size for the desk. This is a good value for a switcher or to solve some ground-loop problems without audio the degradation an isolator adds.I've tested and this FULLY disconnects the inactive input, INCLUDING ground; all four connections (ground, left, right, mic) are switched. Other switchboxes I've used connect grounds, which caused interference that only a ground loop isolator could eliminate (but that reduced low-frequency response). This switch box eliminates my need for a ground loop isolator, without any audio degradation. In my case connecting either input to the speakers was fine, but having them both connected to a switch box that bridged grounds is what caused the interference between them. Case is not grounded, for some reason. Seems like it should be to reduce interference.Mic worked fine on a pair of earbuds. Resistance from mic in to out was 100 ohms, and it seems there's a large capacitor across the output, not sure what for.Volume control is a 1K potentiometer. At maximum, it only adds a couple of ohms resistance to channels. Neither will affect audio quality.I can confirm that case screws shear and break when trying to open case. I very gently turned one of the screws and loosened it, and it broke in the middle, so I can't screw it back in and I can see the other end inside. This is clearly by design, and unfortunate, since it prevents any repairs or improvements (like grounding the case).
OtakuN3rd
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de febrero de 2025
This does what its says it will do on the package.It's enclosed in a nice aluminum box, and at first glance seems its fairly high quality.I wanted to take a look inside to see the quality of construction. I found four screws under the rubber feet, but found out the hard way that's a one-way trip.All four screws twisted apart and snapped. It appears that there was some sort of permanent glue used in the threads in the case. This is kinda stupid since it did not take much force to snap the screws they were so soft. All the glue does is make if very difficult to reassemble.Another side-effect of the destructive tear-down is if for some reason a repair needs to be made in the future, which considering the internal build quality would not be a surprise.The soldering was not great, though serviceable for lead-free. I could see this being a potential QC issue or failure point. Additionally, the solder flux was not cleaned off the board. That's usually a sign of sloppiness, even if so-called "no-clean" flux was used.In the end, it will serve the purpose I'm looking for, and that is to make a digital interface for ham radio similar to a RigBlaster, but for less money. Its just unfortunate that disassembly was somewhat destructive.
Adalberto
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de abril de 2025
Excellent, this is what I was looking for
龙猫
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de abril de 2025
Mute button does not work. The rest of the build is actually pretty nice and heavy metal.
J.A.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de abril de 2025
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
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