Behringer HA4700 High-Power 4-Channel Headphones Amplifier

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• Professional, multi-purpose headphones amplifier system for stage and studio applications
• Highest sonic quality with virtually all types of headphones >8 Ohms even at maximum volume
• Four independent high-power amplifier sections provide up to four stereo mixes with individual balancing
• Stereo aux input for each channel allows you to mix in any instrument or sound source
• One front and two rear 1/4' TRS output connectors on each channel

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Not much to say, it works fine. But Headphone outputs are noisy. And as usual Behringer does not spend too much money on power supply filtering or noise-arm components.

But I am OK for the price I payed.

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Behringer does it again with this great headphone distribution station. I was using a Rolls and found it could not handle even half of it's capacity. The HA4700 is amazing. Very versatile and clean sounding. Every studio should have one.

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Even though it is a discontinue device from Behringer, it is excellent because of it individual Treble and Bass controls, that other brands for the same price do not include. Also the extra input for additional individual signal it is important for drumers and bass guitar players

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Mauricio Coz

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The HA4700 High-Power 4-Channel Headphone Amplifier was my first purchase from Behringer and I'm glad that this device is just used for musicians to listen to playbacks for overdubbing in my home studio. My amp was noisy with some individual pots much noisier than others and a low background hiss throughout all outputs. I only use it when I need more headphone distribution, otherwise I'll grab the signal off the board and send it into the tracking room. Clearly this piece of equipment was designed and built for those who want something that looks pro, but costs less... so, quality control problems and cheap components are what you get. I won't purchase another item from this manufacturer, unless it comes highly recommended. At some point, I'll probably replace the HA4700 with an ART HeadAmp Pro 6 which I've been able to check out at a friends studio and which seems superior for the price. The PreSonus HP60 looks promising, too although it's considerably more expensive.

This was a replacement for an identical unit that died from a power surge related to Hurricane Sandy. Since I replaced it with an identical unit it should be pretty obvious that I was very happy with it.