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My gaming set-up

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I've been working alone over the past few months to configure gaming set-up with minimal input lag and no degradation in video quality. I plan on hooking all of my video gaming consoles up to 2 monitors with surround sound. So far, I plan on hooking up a nes, snes, phillips cd-i, n64, ps1, gamecude, ps2, wii, ps3, wiiu and ps4 to a benq rl2755hm and a samsung un65ju7500. I don't want to mod any of my systems, since these are my originals and I'm ok with only going to s-video instead of rgb for video output on older consoles. I will try and explain my set-up with links to the products I will be using.

BenQ RL2566HM & Samsung UN65JU7500
hdmi cables
Blackbird 4K Pro 1x2 HDMI® Splitter with HDCP 2.2 Support http://monoprice.com/product?p_id=15258
hdmi cable
Lifestyle® SoundTouch 535 entertainment system https://bose.ca/en_ca/products/speakers/home_theater/lifestyle-soundtouch-535-entertainment-system.html#v=ls_soundtouch_535_black
hdmi cable
Blackbird 4K Pro 5x1 HDMI® Switch with HDCP 2.2 Support monoprice.com/product?p_id=15263

split 1
hdmi cable
framemeister
s-video cable
Shinybow SB-5560 shinybowusa.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=50_29&products_id=48
input 1) composite to nes
input 2) s-video to snes
input 3) s-video to n64
input 4) s-video to phillips cd-i
input 5) s-video to ps1

split 2
hdmi cable
Component Video + Digital Coaxial and Digital Optical Audio to HDMI® Converter monoprice.com/Product?p_id=5971
component cable + optical audio cable
Shinybow SB-5526 shinybowusa.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=50_31&products_id=70
input 1) component to gamecube
input 2) component + optical audio to ps2
input 3) component to wii

split 3
ps3

split 4
wiiu

split 5
ps4

I've been searching for a few months for currently available s-video and component switches and can't seem to find much. I haven't heard much on shinybow, but what I've heard hasn't been particularly good concerning quality. If anyone has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully, I'll be able to start testing this rig in the next 6 months, once the part start coming in.

Thanks,
Frosty

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