OSD Audio 60W in-Wall Volume Control Rotary Knob – Impedance Matching – SVC60

OSD Audio 60W in-Wall Volume Control Rotary Knob – Impedance Matching – SVC60

• POWER: The SVC60 is rated at 60 Watts with minimal bass roll-off. It includes front-mounted adjustable impedance jumpers to allow an easy adjustment when multiple pairs of speakers are connected.
• VOLUME CONTROL: The controls allow you to adjust the volume up or down and set the source volume to an optimum level; almost too inaudible levels. The on/off switch lets you turn sound off completely.
• PROTECTION: This feature of SVC60 assists in stabilizing the ohm load going back to the amp or receiver with parallel connections to avoid overheating and damaging the amplifier.
• KNOB: Simple to wire with a 12-step, high-quality autoformer design, the rotary-style knob allows a wide range of listening volumes with any stereo system. White, ivory and almond decor plates are included.
• DESIGN: For dedicated audio zones, the décor plates install easily into a wall and work with almost any system. Removable and solderless terminals accept up to 14 gauge wiring and fits in a standard gang box.

<p>Rated at 60 Watts peak, this unit is built with close attention to performance, reliability and durability. Some folks prefer the knob control over the slider type which is why we offer both. As you can see by the many reviews, the result is a blend of transparency and functionality, with low distortion and ruler flat frequency response.</p> <p><strong>*NOW AVALIABLE IN BLACK & BROWN*</strong></p> <p><strong>More Features</strong></p> <p> Control volume from any room<br /> Wall-mounted volume controller works with any audio/video system<br /> Low distortion and ruler flat frequency response</p> <p><strong>A Little about Volume Controls</strong></p> <p>Not every installation will require an impedance-matching volume control but it's important to know when you need it. A basic multi-room system will typically have an amplifier/receiver, a speaker selector, 4 to 8 pairs of speakers, and volume controls. To protect the amp, the speaker selector has impedance matching that you can turn on or off (manually) depending whether you have impedance matching volume controls.</p> <p>More complex multi-room systems often have a volume control for each pair of speakers that is attached to the speaker selector. Impedance-matching volume controls provide more precise protection for the amplifier/receiver versus the protection built into the speaker selector. In fact, when adding impedance matching, you must turn off (disable) the protection in the speaker selector. Most impedance-matching volume controls feature three standard settings: 1/2x, 4x and 8x, while some add a 16-ohm setting like our VMS series. These settings correspond to a chart in the owner’s manual based upon the type of amplifier (4 or 8 ohm) and the number of 4 or 8 ohm speakers that you will be using in the multi-zone/room/speaker system.</p>