Best Headphone Amp For Vinyl

Best value in a quality headphone.

A rare find. Not too long; good use for a headphone amp.

Mic, Pre-Amp, and Headphone Amp in an all-in-one package! Nice to be able to use a USB mic without the need for a separate pre-amp. Really like the headphone jack incorporated into the unit with separate gain controls for the headphone volume.

I use this cable to connect dac to headphone amp. Works flawlessly.

I use to as a headphone interface to a guitar tube amp DI out. It works great for that.

I've always been an mp3/streaming music person for as long as it's been around (after a childhood raised on CDs). It wasn't until I heard an amazing female singer perform live that I made the long-thought decision to finally buy a vinyl record, even though I didn't have a vinyl player. Fast forward, and I'm looking at buying an amp that combines the modern functionality of wireless with the art of playing vinyl (I understand CDs technically have better sound quality than vinyl, but I really enjoy the ritual of playing a record). The Sonos Amp was the perfect solution, compared to other high end brands, that offered a future simple home theatre set up, along with wireless, multi-room upward compatibility. I bought two bookshelf speakers that works incredibly well with the amp and I love the convenience of being able to stream podcasts and music from my iPhone or laptop straight to the amp. My only issue is with the Sonos App, which still needs some work.

I have a turntable and Sony Home Theater system that required a pre-amp interface to hear my vinyl collection. It works flawlessly. Just had to plug in the pre-amp power cord, connect the 2 supplied RCA plugs to the turntable output and into the pre-amp. Then connect another pair of RCA plugs (not supplied) from the out put side of the pre-amp into the input side of an unused audio input of my home theater amp and voila, let there be sound! A whole lot cheaper than buying a new high-end amp that has a phono jack! I have not experienced any buzzes, hisses, etc. I have noticed, however, that it does not repair vinyl record scratches and cracks nor allow me to understand 1970's Bob Dylan any better.

Wanted to improve the sound for my vinyl LP collection by going to a separate phono pre-amp instead of using the built in amp in the AVR. I chose the Bellari because of its adjustability. The Bellari is hooked up to a Audio Technica AT-LP120 turntable using a red microlinear stylus. Great sound. Recommended.

As the title says, just what I wanted. I wanted to have a wireless system to play my vinyl and multi disc player because my set up was on the opposite wall from the tv, beam, and sub. We didn't want any speaker wires running across the floor. It works perfectly and has wonderful sound. Once you get the hang of it (its not hard), it connects seamlessly to the play ones, beam and sub. If there is one thing I'd like to see is for the amp to have 2 inputs instead of just one. Had to purchase a splitter to run both the turntable and cd player through the amp. But you can pick up one for @$20 and it works great.

I purchased this a month ago to replace a 5.2 receiver. I love the smaller footprint of this receiver, the sleek design, the bluetooth feature allowing me to stream music from my phone. I bought this primarily for audio and have found the sound spacious, clear, and rich. As a vinyl lover with a turntable, it would be helpful in product info to know that one needs to add a phono pre-amp to listen to records through this receiver, but with the separate pre-amp, my vinyl sounds better as well.