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Brand | MASSCOOL |
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Model | HS-MA105 |
Changer Type | HDMI Switch/Extender |
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Color | Black |
Specifications | Signal Inputs/Output: Input DDC Signal: 5 volts p-p (TTL) Maximum Single Link Range: 1920 x 1080p Output Video: HDMI 1.3b Operating Frequency: Vertical Frequency Range: 50/60Hz Video Amplifier Bandwidth: 2.5Gbps/250MHz Resolutions(HDTV): Interlaced(50&60Hz) : 480i,576i,1080i Progressive(50&60Hz) :480p,576p,720p,1080p |
Features | Multifunctional on switching : intelligent or mechanical IR extender receiver (included) IR remote(included) Support HDMI1.3b Support highest video resolution 1080p. Support 250MHz/2.5Gbps per channel (7.5Gbps all channel) bandwidth. Support 12bit per channel (36bit all channel) deep color. HDCP pass-through. Support uncompressed audio such as LPCM. Support compressed audio such as DTS Digital, Dolby Digital(including DTS- HD and Dolby True HD). |
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Weight | 0.8 |
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Date First Available | December 16, 2009 |
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Pros: Price is good. Has 5 HDMI inputs. Does include a power supply if needed.Remote is basic if you need it, however it auto switches for me fine.
Cons: None so far, it's working for what I wanted it for.
Overall Review: Years ago my daughter bought one of the 60" Samsung DLP TV sets when they were all the rage. Little did anyone know they were built with sub standard components which caused all kinds of headaches. A year and a half ago the TV went dead and I did a diag for her as best I could, and knew there was at least two bad power boards on the set ( it has no less than five power boards, all separate). She complained to and phoned Samsung numerous times to get the thing fixed after putting over three hundred hard earned bucks into the TV. Samsung agreed to fix it and the local service center replaced all five power boards in the set, most of them with Samsung recertified boards. A couple of them had to be replaced more than once before they got "good" ones. To make a long story short, the set had only 3 HDMI ports to begin with, and the HDMI 1 port was never right, and never would recognize the Blu Ray player as being turned on and switch over to HDMI port 1 automatically like it did before. That port finally quit working withh displaying video distortion, so I picked up this MassCool HDMI amplifier to route the Comcast digital cable box and the Blu Ray player into the HDMI 2 port. It works perfectly, switches back and forth as it needs to with no issue, and makes the TV and Blu Ray player useable. Kudos to MassCool for making a good working HDMI amplified switch. Good job guys, and highly recommended.