FIFINE Headphone Amplifier 4 Channels Metal Stereo Audio Amplifier,Mini Earphone Splitter with Power Adapter-4x Quarter Inch Balanced TRS Headphones Output and TRS Audio Input For Sound Mixer-N6

It works well with a behringer mixer and it sounds pretty good

This does the job well and the price is lower than the other brands. I always use all slots but there is no difference in audio output quality on all connected headphones

It's a very good, only if thr rubber base little larger so it doesn't move while using

Unless you want to through your money away .. never buy this product .. Useless cheap product .. what a waste of my money. Very low quality zero of sound.

kindly stop selling this product ( fifine n6 ), bass roll off from 200hz to the bottom of the low end ( sharp roll off )

Calidad de sonido, en relación con su precio, solución para tu monitoreo personal, con inears.

returned my Moukey headphone amplifier and splitter because it could only do mono sound and even then to get use of both sides the plug had to sit halfway in the jack. I bought a FiFine mic not too long ago and it works great, and if their amplifier is half as good as their mic I'm sold. Got it in the mail finally and it sounds great. Highly recommend. Stereo headphones work wonderfully.

This headphone amplifier is perfect for recording engineers on-the-go. Fits easily into a backpack front-pouch. The quality is impressive. It's built tough and has smooth dials. I tried it out with Sennheiser studio headphones and a pair of Beats just for fun, monitoring out from a Focusrite Solo console using Reaper DAW with 25ft extensions. The sound quality was pristine with no latency or distortion issues. Having a headphone amp like this will allow the band to record simultaneous tracks and at the very least, allow the sound engineer to hear what the artist hears. The portability factor alone makes this unit a steal for the price point. You don't have to worry about what to bring to a recording session or loading up heavy rack units anymore. In today's music scene, it's important to be mobile and lightweight. If you're just starting out or on a limited budget, you really can't go wrong with this one. I'm a professional musician with recording experience so I know how important it is to have high quality monitoring over long distances.

Amazing performance , I am really very happy with this purchase, Below are some pros and cons - 1. Supports 4 headphones in consistent volume on each one. 2. High impedance headphones (250 ohms and 600 ohms) support. 3. 4 high quality knobs for individual volume control. 4. Signal to noise ratio very high , very little noise only if you crank it upto maximum. 5. Powerful amplification , medium volumes get the job done most of the times. 6. Small form factor and build is very premium for it's price. 7. Power adapter cord length is good. Cons. 1. No 3.5 mm audio converter provided in the box ( have to purchase separately you'll need atleast 5 ) 2. Output varies with the input signal volume, more amplification if you provide strong signal , but not a big problem. Rest is all Good , best for it's price probably even better than behringer.

While this is a headphone amplifier, it can also be used to amplify the audio signal coming from cheap Bluetooth audio receivers like the Logitech 980-001276 Bluetooth Audio Receiver with USB. I have the input to this amplifier coming from my Logitech BT audio receiver and the output goes into the AUX input of my sound bar. This way, not only can I get a much better, amplified signal from the BT receiver that's fed into the sound bar but I can also control the volume manually using the volume control knobs. If you're feeling fancy, you could have the same input go into multiple outputs (like a headphone, which is what it's actually meant to be used with. Lol) but I don't need it to do that. Pros: 1. Cheap 2. Good build quality, solid metal construction Cons: 1. Doesn't come with 6.35MM Male to 3.5MM Female adapters. You need to purchase those separately 2. No automatic gain control or a gain control knob for the input signal so if your input source (in most cases your PC or smartphone) has low or high volume, you need to manually adjust the output levels on the amp accordingly which does tend to be kinda annoying.