Niles VCS HUB8 Volume Control Speaker Distribution Hub
Key features
- •Reduces Wiring Clutter
- •Designed To Mount In Standard (6" Center) Structured Wiring Cabinets; Snap-in Christmas Tree Plugs Provided
- •Slotted Wings Allow For Vertical And Horizontal Mounting
- •Removable Screw less Connectors Accommodate Up To 14-gauge Wire
- •10 year limited
Niles VCS HUB8 Volume Control Speaker Distribution Hub
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Customer Reviews
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Great speaker connection hub
RogOSU•May 29, 2017
Great speaker connection hub. Easy to connect speaker wires and organize into a small connection space. Used with Niles volume controls. I've replaced a large selector box. Sound actually improved over old distribution box which must have had secondary impedance that effected sound.
Five Stars
michael woodall•February 9, 2017
Good price.
Very Handy
M. Holt•October 21, 2016
This was super easy to use. I bought a house with 5 sets of built in speakers. This makes hooking all that up so much easier. My one wish is that it came with or recommended a box to install in the wall to mount it in. Other than that, this is SO much easier to hook up multiple speaker wires to than the back of a stereo.
Simple. Works.
C. Purdy•September 10, 2016
I use this to distribute audio to 6 rooms.
Whatever you do, don't take it apart. No, there's nothing that will fall out or break. In fact, there's nothing except a single circuit board inside with a total of 4 traces to which the 9 plugs are soldered. That's it. You'll be disappointed to realize how simple it is.
But it works. So if you are more interested in the solution (and wanting to cut the mess down), this is a fine solution.
It's source is a https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B011TI97VE/ Crown 1502 amp. I wire it to a https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001W1I58/ Niles volume control in each room. Speakers are a mix of Pioneer Elite (no longer sold) and https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005T3BD/ Polk RC60i and https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006BMQT/ Polk RC80i ceiling speakers.
Whatever you do, don't take it apart. No, there's nothing that will fall out or break. In fact, there's nothing except a single circuit board inside with a total of 4 traces to which the 9 plugs are soldered. That's it. You'll be disappointed to realize how simple it is.
But it works. So if you are more interested in the solution (and wanting to cut the mess down), this is a fine solution.
It's source is a https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B011TI97VE/ Crown 1502 amp. I wire it to a https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001W1I58/ Niles volume control in each room. Speakers are a mix of Pioneer Elite (no longer sold) and https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005T3BD/ Polk RC60i and https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006BMQT/ Polk RC80i ceiling speakers.
Five Stars
A. Blacknard•March 19, 2016
A great way to connect multiple speakers!
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