Monoprice 4-Channel A/B Speaker Selector Black discounted to $111.89

Save $18.10 on this price drop.

Running four rooms of speakers off one amplifier gets messy fast. The Monoprice 4-Channel A/B Speaker Selector simplifies that whole setup, and right now it is priced lower than its 30-day average by a wide margin.

Monoprice 4-Channel A/B Speaker Selector Black drops to $111.89 - save $18.10. That 14% cut brings it to $111.89, a genuine markdown against the $129.99 list price.

THE DEAL

Monoprice 4-Channel A/B Speaker Selector Black

$111.89 (was $129.99) - Save $18.10 (14% off)

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The pricing history makes this one worth a closer look. Over the last 90 days this selector has averaged $166.39, and the 180-day average sits at $161.21, so the current $111.89 tag sits well below the recent norm.

For just $111.89, down from its list price of $129.99, you are getting meaningful savings compared with what buyers have paid for most of the past six months.

What You're Getting

The Monoprice 4-Channel A/B Speaker Selector routes a single source to multiple zones, so someone in the living room can listen to one input while another room runs a different one. Key details:

- Handles up to 100 watts per channel

- Maintains an 8 ohm load across connected speakers

- Accepts wire gauges up to 14AWG

- Covers a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz

- Four-channel A/B switching in a black finish

It is a straightforward, no-frills distribution hub for anyone running whole-home audio without a multi-zone receiver.

Who This Is For

This is for homeowners and DIY installers wiring multiple pairs of speakers to a single amp or receiver. If you are adding ceiling speakers to a kitchen, patio, and bedroom off one source, this box removes the need to upgrade your whole receiver.

Skip it if you need only two zones or if your system relies on powered speakers with their own amplification.

The Caveat

This is a passive switcher, not an amplifier, so it cannot boost weak signals or drive hard-to-reach speaker loads. Keep your total impedance in mind and stick within the 100-watt per channel rating.

Final Verdict

If you are mid-way through a multi-room speaker install, the $111.89 price is the cheapest this selector has realistically run in months, and the savings over its 90-day average more than cover the cost. Grab it before the price drifts back toward the $160 range it has held most of the year.