We just got an Airport Express to use AirPlay on our stereos. Now our most 'advanced' stereo system we want to connect has a single analog RCA input for audio. This is of course bullshit.
The stereo is also connected to the television through analog RCA connectors, so it's already 'filled up'.
I know of the existence of aux-splitters, so are there also Analog RCA-splitters of some sort, preferrably without the loss of quality? Since it's for input to the stereo and not output, I'm hoping the quality remains.
I've searched around, but haven't found anything that seems to have the connections I need.
So in short - does something exist to go from 1 Analog RCA to 2 Analog RCA's? So I have one connection (which consists of 2 ports - the right audio & left audio), yet I need to connect 4 cables (2 right & 2 left)
Edit: Just an idea - to avoid having multiple mixers. Let the two audio outputs go to a male auxiliary. Then, use something like this to get it to a single auxiliary, and finally a female-aux to Analog RCA like this and this goes into the input of the stereo.
Would this work, or are these way too many connections? The output from the Airport Express is already AUX, and the one from the television can be auxiliary or Analog RCA depending on whatever delivers better performance.