nan3200
Published on 03/26/10 at 09:00
I use it for a few weeks, I tried a samson before, but they are based on the same operational amplifier, only the channels change.
opportunities are attractive, Front AUX, 12 headphones manageable
it is not expensive, and frankly for a small home studio, it's really very good!
course, we feel that the quality of manufacture is not a standard utlisation intense and caution, but a headphone amp does not troll around!
I carefully considered my choice and knowing I'd do it again!
you just know what lo'n wants is a product intended to be fixed, manage headphones, and not of HP.
I did not notice any saturation or breathing, even pushing the knobs. I drive the Sennheiser HD560 (old high end), hd 477, hd 515, hd 201, hd 450, hd 435, and no problems, we come easily to match the levels.
short, a very nice vehicle to advise! but being aware that for the accurate recording, you need a more accurate monitoring than him.
Me, I plug my best headphones directly to the mixing desk to monitor, since the powerplay connects the output line, he!
opportunities are attractive, Front AUX, 12 headphones manageable
it is not expensive, and frankly for a small home studio, it's really very good!
course, we feel that the quality of manufacture is not a standard utlisation intense and caution, but a headphone amp does not troll around!
I carefully considered my choice and knowing I'd do it again!
you just know what lo'n wants is a product intended to be fixed, manage headphones, and not of HP.
I did not notice any saturation or breathing, even pushing the knobs. I drive the Sennheiser HD560 (old high end), hd 477, hd 515, hd 201, hd 450, hd 435, and no problems, we come easily to match the levels.
short, a very nice vehicle to advise! but being aware that for the accurate recording, you need a more accurate monitoring than him.
Me, I plug my best headphones directly to the mixing desk to monitor, since the powerplay connects the output line, he!