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Magnavox M61151 4x1 Video Selector RF Modulator

Seamlessly Connect Multiple Video Sources to Your TV The Magnavox 4 X 1 Video Selector/RF Modulator allows you to connect up to four video components to your TV or home theater system. Built-in RF modulator ensures compatibility with all TVs. Specifications: Brand: Magnavox Model: M6...

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Overview

Seamlessly Connect Multiple Video Sources to Your TV

The Magnavox 4 X 1 Video Selector/RF Modulator allows you to connect up to four video components to your TV or home theater system. Built-in RF modulator ensures compatibility with all TVs.

Specifications:
  • Brand: Magnavox
  • Model: M61151
  • Type: Video Selector/RF Modulator
  • Inputs: 4
  • Compatibility: Composite, S-Video, Coaxial Cables

Key Features

Connects up to 4 components to a TV or home theater system

Built-in RF modulator, works with all TVs

Works with composite, S-Video and coxial cables

Specifications

Inputs
4 components
Output
TV or home theater system
Features
Built-in RF modulator
Cable Compatibility
Composite, S-Video, Coaxial

Frequently Asked Questions

You can connect up to four different components to your TV or home theater system using this video selector.
Yes, the Magnavox M61151 features a built-in RF modulator, which allows it to connect to TVs that only have a coaxial input.
This device is compatible with composite, S-Video, and coaxial cables for connecting your various components.
This video selector facilitates connections for legacy equipment, but it does not enhance the inherent standard definition video quality of composite, S-Video, or RF modulated signals.
The provided features do not mention a remote control, implying component selection may be manual on the unit itself.