Hi all,
This is my first post here.
I am relatively new in the recording world, but have been playin guitar for about 5 years. I recently purchased a Behringer F-Control Firewire interface, which i use with my Compaq Nx6120 notebook(1.24Gb RAM).

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Well well.

I know this has been discussed before... best headphone amp blablabla.

Those are the amps I can choose from in my local store:

Hi all,
I'm confusing myself trying to work out how to set up a headphone cue system for location recording, any advice on balanced/unbalanced connections would be great:

I'm making submixes in an RME Fireface, using two balanced outputs. I want to eventually connect these to the stereo jack input of an ART Headamp.

I know this has been done to death but can anyone recommend a good, loud headphone amp. Or an alternative which will provide loud headphone mixes.

We're currently using a Beh****** Powerplay HA4000, and while this is adequate and provides the amount of separate mixes we need, it never seems to be loud enough. Particularly for the doom metal clients we seem to attract.

I'm looking for a headphone amp. I'd like to buy a kit I could build myself or at least find one with 4-6 outputs.

I dont need anything too fancy.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

I'm using a firepod and the output when blended with pre's is not enough for a drummer to use very well. plus I'd like to start rehearsing with headphones. What headphone amp under $200 (ebay or used) is cleanest and loudest? Also any recommendations on some quality but inexpensive headphones?

Thanks
Justin

Hi,

Looking for recommendations for a good headphone amp.
What amp is everyone getting good results with in there studios?

Thanks
Tom

Looking for a very good but simple Headphone Amp (under $300). Though I have a small recording setup, I need something more than the small one-third rack space 5 headphone volume box I have been using. I would like something with an input gain, and a fair amount of amplification to 4 to 8 headphone jacks, with possibly some level indicators per channel.

I'm looking for something for recording individual and live mixes with my band...probably a 4 or 6 channel headphone amp...suggestions? comments? warnings?

Jeff