Best Headphone Amps Under $500

THIS IS A GREAT BUY!!!!BEST MIC YOU CAN GET FOR UNDER 500!!!...WILL BE BUYING FROM THEM AGAIN VERY SOON!!@@!!!! JW

Best value in a quality headphone.

I have a bass amp (Aguilar TH350) that has a DI Out but no headphone out. While I have dedicated headphone amps, I wanted to be able to hear my Tone Hammer amp via headphones. This did the trick. I just run this from the DI into my headphone amp. Great price from B+H.

In the category of small and inexpensive headphone amps, this one is a winner. It is well made, includes all the necessary cables and adapter plugs, is loud enough for almost any headphone and delivers pristine sound. I have used it with Teams, Skype and zoom video conferences where multiple people want to listen in with differing levels of loudness without disturbing others. Even attaching it to a laptop delivers excellent sound to a single headphone at a loudness level that exceeds what a laptop can deliver over the 3.5mm audio-out connector. I tested the amp with Sony, Sennheiser and AKG headphones and in all cases the sound was as good as can be expected.

I've had very costly solid state and Tube headphone amps. This one was not the most expensive. It had plenty of gain (especially with Mullard 12ax7) and a lush, warm signature. It lacks NO detail vs very costly amps. It's sound is much nicer and more natural than Schiit audio. I am glad to support American jobs and get a superb amp. It sounds great at *ANY* price.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

Best headphone I ever bought. The ANC is really working. I will recommande to all my customers.

I use 2 of these connecting my Roland FP30X digital piano to two Roland KC200 Amps. Heavy duty! Best in the business! Highly Recommend!

One of the absolute BEST solid state amps made today… PERIOD. Warm sound, great depth, great detail and soundstage is deep and BIG. The warmth feels “tube- like” but not over done or veiled… just rich, lush sound all around!!

Having used until now UHF remote microphones in the $500+ price bracket, this solution is both more cost-effective and has some benefits. We cover events on many continents and authorized UHF frequencies are not the same across borders. There is also talk of the FCC selling some of the frequencies for other uses. The AT solution of using the Wi-Fi 2.4 band cuts though all that, and works well. The receiver is also intelligently equipped with both an audio-out connector to feed the sound into your DLSR, and a headphone socket to monitor the recording. If you have a Canon 70D or 6D, neither of which has a headphone output during recording, this is a real plus.