100W In-Wall Stereo Volume Control

I have used this in-wall volume control several times in a variety of applications. One of my favorite applications is to use this with a stereo in-ceiling speaker mounted in a bathroom. Some people look at me funny when I mention that idea, but what...

just to correct to consumer from woodbury. The terminal blocks come off for easy terminations. also these are only good for 100 watts. a 16 or 18 gauge wire is sufficient for this application. It seams that he is over-sizing the wire that is...

This unit worked they way it should, but the description should tell the user what type of amp it is for. Will not work with mine, and store will not take it back. Make sure you have a 4 channel amp. Not happy, I'll just sell it on the net I guess. Not...

Great if you want a professional looking install!

Wiring into the little terminals is a delicate process. TIP: If your wiring is larger than #16, install short "pigtails" to the terminals, then connect them to your large wire using wire nuts.

Woeks fine solved the issue I had with multiple speakers at a resonalble price.

Have ordered other remote speaker volume controls and am replacing all with Radio Shack brand

Not sure if im doing anything wrong but, after plugging everything in the volume control does not control the volume to good lol... meaning when i turn the volume all the way up (max volume) the sound comes through fine... When I use any other volume...

Product was easy to install and operate, but you can barely hear the speakers that it is attached to when put at full volume. This is a 100W max volume control and I hooked to two 60W speakers. [...]

This volume control delivers great sound to the BOSE in-wall speakers I am using in my new home. I have compared it too more expensive volume controls and found that the Radio Shack 100W volume out performs them in power through put and sound quality.