Doc's Auto Switch Hi Performance Automatic TV Game Antenna Switch

Antenna switches for consoles were used primarily during the 1980s and 1990s to connect gaming systems to older televisions that lacked dedicated AV inputs. These switches allowed multiple devices, such as game consoles and VCRs, to share a single RF input on a TV. Typically, they featured a switch to toggle between the console's signal and the regular antenna or cable TV signal. Popular gaming systems like the NES, Sega Genesis, and Atari consoles often came with RF switch boxes that connected via coaxial cables. As AV and HDMI inputs became standard, antenna switches became less common, but they were once essential for gamers using older television sets.



Condition: Pre-Owned Good

good, a little wear