Has anyone?

[FAMOUS]

Used one of these http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8257661311&ssPageName=MERC_VI_RSCC_Pr4_PcY_BIN_Stores_IT ? On my hd i only have two component outputs, but i have the component wires for the gc/ps2/dvd & soon the ps3 and two wont cut it, think its worth it??

[jezt]

Just get a pilican switch selector. They are relatively cheap, and can house up to four inputs for games. I have two of em.

[unwinddesign]

Get a Pelican System Selector Pro. It's the only way to go when you have an HDTV and too many systems wanting your limited component inputs. I think it has 7 or 8. The first iteration of the System Selector can probably be snagged for around $50 used.

[FAMOUS]

I already have a system selector with 5 selectors, thats filled with my old school consoles, the one i was asking about has 3 or 4 outputs for component wires which are for my new consoles, the ones that support high def wires.. So i was just wondering if someone has that av high component hook up or has something different and is happy with it? Like i said i only have 2 component outputs on my hdtv thats not enough, its meant to let me have a selector for my high def. goods..

[Damaniel]

The Pelican System Selector Pro does support component video for up to 8 attached systems. It also has optical audio out for at least some of the channels, and it will pass through ethernet too (useful since I can use a single wireless bridge to hook up both my PS2 and Xbox to the network). I use this selector with a high definition TV and everything works great.

[tholly]

Pelican System Selector Pro is the absolute ONLY way to go if you want to split component connections....it accepts 8 and is just an amazing add on for the collector that has too many systems......