Apple Headphone Left Channel

If you use the apple headphone adapter, you can also use it with iPhone X

I needed a 4 channel headphone amp for a small project and this certainly over delivered in terms of sound and value.

I use this in a small home studio. This is a strong headphone amp with many features including support for two headphones per channel. VU meters for each channel including input. Seems a bit fragile, but no problems for me with use. Definitely a good value with good features. Headroom is excellent and output is very strong.

I use this box to have my lead singer sing through one channel and be able to talk to the band on the second channel through their headphone mix.I have used alot of mic switchers and most tend to bleed into the second channel. This box takes it cleanly in to the second channel. Perfect tool for me.

Great things DO come in small packages. The ART Four Channel Stereo Headphone Amp offers a real punch to your studio headphones. Built of metal and molded for performance and durability, this tiny little amplifier delivers independent control over four channels - with two size input selections per channel. Don;t give this a second thought if you are in the market for such a device - ART and B&H have you covered once again.

I was using the Behringer PowerPlay Pro 4 channel headphone amp but it had a hum in it. Even lifting the ground did't help. I had used Art equipment before and was very pleased with their quality and price so I bought the rackmount HeadAmp6. It is extremely quiet. This is a great amp.

Compact yet powerful in an inexpensive 4 channel headphone amp!!! Recommend for any home or professional studio.

This is the perfect mic for recording a Skype interview. Here's how: Connect the mic's usb output to your computer. In the settings, select the Q2U as your incoming and outgoing sound card. Do the same in Skype. Connect the mic's headphone jack to a dedicated recorder like the Zoom H4, H5 or H6, in channel 1, using an 1/8 to 1/4 cord (or either one with an adaptor on one end). Run the XLR cord from the mic to channel 2 on the recorder. Connect your headphones to the recorder's headphone jack. Make sure the remote guest uses headphones too and both parties have no live speakers. When you're done, you will have a stereo recording with the guest's voice on one channel and your voice on the other. Edit in post as needed with a free DAW like Audacity. You can even sync with video.

I am not using this as a Center Channel Speaker, but as my Left Dolby Atmos Speaker. I have an older JBL Center Channel Speaker for the Right Dolby Atmos Speaker, and I wanted something similar for the Left so I purchased the somewhat affordable Yamaha. Yes, it is an odd choice for Dolby Atmos Speakers, but it works and sounds really good.

I had to make this cable out of a bunch of different adapters in the past but now my setup looks neat and clean. This cable separates the left and right channel into two left and right channels with 3.5 mm outputs. Each output is to lefts and two rights. Sound is transformed into mono through the app. One channel goes to the amplifier and one channel goes to the headphones.