Tag Pro Headphone With Mic 400

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.

Love this mic! I was thinking about the micro vs the rode pro plus but when I heard the pro plus in different settings (i.e just using my laptop, with or without headphone, on my iphone,etc.) there was something smooth and professional about the pro plus. So, that made me decide it’s clearly a winner. Love it so much,

At this price this is the only pro headphone

An alternative to using the headphone jack on your MacBook Pro.

Every once in a while you are still going to need a headphone jack adapter for music or a mic.

I was looking for a handy device to split the headphone output. The purpose: recording vocals at my home studio, while I monitor the tracks.I couldn't find a passive split solution, so went for a splitter with active circuit in it.HA-400 is very affordable piece of hardware. I like its sturdy construction. It is small to fit well in a small corner on my desk. 1 to 4 split is more than I needed. Individual volume control is really nice.The sound character changes a bit one way or another, but the difference is very small in my case (Quad Capture and Shure SRH 840). I bet my vocalist will never notice it. :)Overall, HA-400 is pretty good for its price.One piece of advice, HA-400 does not come with any audio cable. You might need to purchase a cable separately to connect HA-400 to your audio interface (which can be easily forgotten at the checkout).

I needed a small headphone amp to carry in my laptop bag with an RME Fireface 400 and eSata drive. This is it, very small, loud, decent sounding, and cheap. The perfect match for my ultra portable mobile recording rig.

The HD600 is a classic headphone, and it still holds its own against contenders in its price range. In my opinion, it is better than the headphones in its price range. To elaborate, perhaps the biggest contender in the HD600 price range now is the Hifiman HE-400. The HE-400 has a meatier, faster bass that extends deeper than the HD600. However, the HE-400 can't even think about touching the HD600's mids. The HE-400's biggest weakness is its mids presentation; the HD600's biggest strength is its mids presentation. And again, in the highs, the HD600 far surpasses the HE-400. The HE-400 has recessed lower highs, followed by a crazy peak in the upper highs. The HD600 is much more evenhanded, very smooth, nonfatiguing, and yet still detailed. As for the soundstage, the HE-400's is wider, more panoramic. The HD600's has a more realistic shape and depth, however. Both are nice, but the HD600's soundstage is more natural ultimately. To summarize this brief comparison of two of the mid-fi heavyweights at this time, the HE-400 does one thing really well, and that's bass. If all you care about is bass...well then the HE-400 is snazzy. If you want the whole package, the HD600 is it. It's on the smooth side, and sometimes lacks aggression; but it is a very good, natural sounding headphone with fantastic mids / vocals that are best in class. Highly recommended.

The Pro Tec ID Luggage Tag is very well made and perfect to place on your luggage, briefcase or any travel item you want to have identification information.

If you ever wanted a 2013 Mac Pro but didn't want a refurb or $3000 price tag, this is the one. Yes, Apple does not sell the 4-Core anymore but this is a solid machine. You will not find even a refurbished one for this price so don't hesitate. Mine arrived just as promised with Sierra installed already, so I know the stock was not old. Add another 4GB of RAM and you'll be set for awhile.