Re: [ARSCLIST] Headphone Amplifers?

[Robert Hodge <rjhodge@xxxxxxx>]

Try Zzounds .com as well.

Same caveat.

Bob Hodge

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>>> rawasserman@xxxxxxxxxxxx 6/1/2006 3:09 PM >>>
I'm also have been shopping for headphone amps. Try this Full Compass
page to compare brands at least. Try the Rolls, Prosonus or ART units. 
They usually have some on discount, have one Rolls RA62B for $139, but
you might be able to find the unit of choice somewhere else for a little
cheaper.
catalog pictures at:
http://www.fullcompass.com/Catalog/catalog_pdfs/pdfs_ss06/headphones3.pdf

list at::
http://www.fullcompass.com/products/SearchByCatResults.aspx?cat=687 
 
This post is for information purposes only, I cannot endorse the above
corporation


 
Robert Wasserman
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Sound Archives Proj. Asst.
Wisconsin Historical Society
608-264-6473

>>> akolovos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 6/1/2006 1:38 PM >>>
A question primarily for those of you working in institutional 
environments with listening stations, but also relevant to others--

What headphone amplifiers are people using? I'm currently in the market

for a headphone amp or two as we retool our listening environment, and

I'm curious as to what others are employing in addition to getting some

suggestions.

My needs are simple--

1) inputs for two to four listeners, each with an individual volume
control.
2) 1/4" jacks
3) limited features (e.g. volume knob, mono/stereo option, but not much

else)
4)smallish (i.e. not a rackmount monster unit)
5) sub $125 a unit

Thanks!

andy
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Andy Kolovos
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