uke: Unfortunately I'm forced to use it daily. :danceboy:
I have a crappy peavey Milestone Bass that cost me like £50, I mixed stuff on a pair of Behringer cans for a few months, I have a really cheap Behringer mini headphone amp, a Behringer tube compressor that I use every time I track bass/drums/vocals/acoustic guitar, and a Behringer patch bay. I also used a whole load of cheap-ass mics that I got for £1 each as drum triggers for one project I did haha... I woud post pics but I don't have a camera... But I use all my crappy gear quite a lot, and having had most of it for just over a year or so I haven't experienced any problems with any of it...
It's noisy as all hell, and the closer you get to the transformer on the unit, the more noise you have per channel. Channel 8 has hiss no matter what. Also, the thing has very little headroom and clips pretty easily. But then again, it's cheap, and a great way to have the whole band in cans. I usually monitor direct from the interface anyways so the band only has to deal with the hiss.how does the headphone amp sound at loud volumes when using multiple outputs??? ive been considering picking up this badboy
thanks for convincing me not to get it
it seems like it would do the trick but it won`t improve upon the crappy art headphone amp i already deal with. i should have mentioned that in this thread!!!!
