milkweg
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Anyone know what those Presonus HP-4 headphone amps are like? 120mw is more powerful than the 20mw amp in the EMU 0404 but not sure which impedance EMU is measuring at because their website doesn't say. I think Presonus is 120mw@50ohm. Link below says 150mw but thought I read 120mw elsewhere. It has 4 headphone outs at 120mw each. Never heard one but looks interesting and is only $139.95 CAD. In the U.S. you can get it for about $100.00 or a bit less.
PreSonus HP-4 [15554] : Steve's Music Store - Guitars, Drums, Keyboards, Recording, PA, etc...
Friend bought Auzentech Amon and they say their amp is 60mw but I listened to it last night and it has less power than then EMU 0404 so obviouly they are using a different impedance standard. What is the standard for headphone amps anyway? I thought it was @300ohm but obviously very few use that in their specs. MOst don't even list at what impedance. It's like the whole BS thing with crap computer speakers where they say a whopping 200w but neglect to list the impedance they used for that measurement.
PreSonus HP-4 [15554] : Steve's Music Store - Guitars, Drums, Keyboards, Recording, PA, etc...
Friend bought Auzentech Amon and they say their amp is 60mw but I listened to it last night and it has less power than then EMU 0404 so obviouly they are using a different impedance standard. What is the standard for headphone amps anyway? I thought it was @300ohm but obviously very few use that in their specs. MOst don't even list at what impedance. It's like the whole BS thing with crap computer speakers where they say a whopping 200w but neglect to list the impedance they used for that measurement.