I needed a switch for my small home studio which allowed me to select between two inputs: my DAW and directly from my keyboard. The output goes to my monitors. This works perfectly for my application.

I played with the passive volume knob briefly (it works), but I don't really use that feature. And I do not split between multiple outputs, so I cannot comment on that functionality.

Solid construction, easy to set up and operate. It worked perfectly for my situation.

Bought this so I could switch the input source to my studio monitors from my desktop to laptop easily. Works great! The dedicated buttons to switch to mono, reduce the volume ("dim"), and mute are also great utilities. Also, having the big knob for volume control is awesome as my audio interface has small knobs.

Totally satisfied and would buy again, great product, great price.

I can easily switch between monitors,attenuate, mute, go mono, or switch inputs. Oh yeah, also a volume control. Sounds great, built like a tank. You want one.

I have a bit of experience in using monitor controllers and I was a bit iffy about purchasing this due to its low price. I am delighted to say that this has been GREAT. I use it for my home entertainment system paired with some KRK monitors and I have had zero issues. Being a passive controller, you might not get the power that youre looking for but for me, it works great. Super reliable, its got the basic controls (dim, mute, source select, mono, and monitor select), so its great for anyone who might not have a ton of knowledge with this kind of gear. Highly recommend!

Works fine, makes desktop use a snap. Thx. Paul

I was looking for an easy way to switch between the outputs of my Rodecaster Pro II and my Presonus Quantum ES4 interace. This little, inexpensive box from Behringer did the trick. Very quiet, no extra latency and has a small footprint saving space on my studio desk. If you are looking for an inexpensive source or monitor switcher for your system, this one works well.

I really wanted to like this thing, but when finally set up with all balanced cables, there was a decent amount of noise - not hiss like the noise floor, but more of a buzz / hum like a ground loop. I had to return it. Other than that, it worked and sounded fine when the volume was significantly loud. I ended up with the Heritage Baby Ram and highly recommend it.

Does exactly what I wanted. Clean, solid, and inexpensive.

I needed something to replace an aging controller for my monitors. I bounced back and forth between this and the Mackie option.

This one looked a little clearer on its markings so I went with it.

Sound is transparent, metal construction and solid parts.

Would recommend to anyone needing something like this.

Lots of features, kind of big, but easy to work into my rig and does what it says it does. Dim and mute are handy to have plus dual input sources and outputs

I order this as a replacement for the Mackie Big Knob who died on me. The Behringer it is bigger than the Mackie but it is lighter. I think in terms of the performance the Behringer has less buzzing noises and it is quieter in my humble opinion. The Behringer and the Mackie has 5 buttons to activate the Source, Mono,Mute button, Dim and Monitor selection and of course the Volume wheel which is way bigger in the behringer. So far I am very satisfied with the performance of the Behringer.