Ideal for studio settings, band practice, or home-listening environments, the Behringer MICROAMP HA400 is a compact headphone amplifier designed to distribute audio signals to multiple listeners simultaneously. This small and flexible device can power up to four pairs of headphones with excellent audio quality. Each independent channel is equipped with its own volume control, allowing users to adjust their listening levels without affecting others.

Studio and Stage Applications    4 Independent Stereo Channels    1/4" Stereo I/O    Compact Design    AC Adapter Included

• 4 stereo headphone outputs with individual volume control
• Small and compact form factor
• 1/4 TRS stereo I/O
• AC adapter included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. according to the product highlights this amplifier Gli pro PVX9000 switchable from 110 to 220 Volt, is that true? pls confirmed so i can place my order. ...thank u

A: That's what is says. Gli pro PVX9000 features a switchable 115V 60 Hz/230 V 50 Hz power supply.

Q: 2. Does the Roland Street EX come with phantom power switch for mics that need it?

A: No, it does not supply Phantom Power.

Q: 3. Can an equalizer be used at the recorder input/output connections?

A: To be able to connect an equalizer into the Denon PMA-600NE, it would need to start with your source device, going into the EQ and then outputting to one of the inputs on the Denon PMA-600NE.

Q: 4. What is the actual amperage draw for this amplifier?

A: At this time, that specification is not listed by the manufacturer.

Q: 5. Originally, Sennheiser HD 800S were made in Germany. I heard the new production had moved out of Europe. Where are these made now?

A: The Sennheiser HD 800 S Dynamic Open-Back Stereo Headphones are still made in Germany according to our system.

Q: 6. I understand the term DriveCore Class D amplification platform but is there a difference, in the sound, between this and the one with the toroidal transformer?I have both of them and the second seems to have a better sound. Am i right?

A: Nelson, A Class D amp uses a chip instead of a transformer primarily as a means to reduce weight. However, in the last 10-15 years, Class D amps have made great strides and now boast less distortion, better frequency response, and more efficiency than the sort of Class A/B amps with transformers that you mentioned. This means that the XLS 1502 will deliver more accuracy and better overall sound than older counterparts.

Q: 7. I want to use it to play hpd 16. Will it sound properly?

A: The Roland Mobile cube offers big and clean sound for its relatively small size. If you are looking for a portable speaker under $200, this is a great option; allowing you to plug in not only the HPD-16 drum machine, but also other electronic devices such as microphones, electric and acoustic guitars, keyboards, MP3 players- you name it!

Q: 8. Are the analog connectors available as inputs/outputs when running dante?

A: Yes, the analog input and output connectors on the LEA Professional CS164D ConnectSeries 640W 4-Channel Networked Amplifier are available when running the Dante protocol.

Q: 9. This amp, like the S501 and the S701, shows the tone controls at Bass (20 Hz) and Treble (20kHz), +/- 10 db. What does this mean? Most people can't hear anything at 20 or 20k hz anyway. Thanks

A: The +/- treble and bass controls on the Yamaha A-S301 receiver gives you control over the level of the bass and treble roll off so that you can increase the bass for enhanced bass response or decrease it if you feel the bass coming out of your particular speakers might be too strong and it would be the same for the treble.

Q: 10. Is it possible to plug this into a PC?

A: Yes you can connect the Denon PMA-600NE 90W Stereo Integrated Amplifier to a PC either using a cable from the headphone output on your PC, into one of the stereo RCA inputs like B&H # KOSMYCM2RM10 or you can use a USB audio interface from the computer like B&H # ESU24XL with B&H # HO2PM2RM9.