ART HeadAMP 4

This products 1/8" inputs/outputs make it easier to use in home applications. I used it to boost the ipod and wireless speaker transmitter to level and increase each device's output. It was small enough to hide and the 4 separate inputs, outputs, and...

For the price, this item works very well. It has plenty of power to drive head-phones brands from Sony to Sure (I use all of the above). There are no audio adjustment controls (Eq, Bass/Treble etc), so the input = output. The audio quality is fair. It...

This ART amp is very nice build, very solid, feel's like it would hold up for a while and the sound quality was surprising to me with a quality cable there is no hissing or static of any sort. I would certainly buy this product again the only drawback...

I was using a battery operated product before and switched to this. It works great. I bought two and am very happy with both of them.

This product is fine if you're not picky about sound quality, but for me the loss of detail and clarity was too much.

I got this headphone amp to use with a cassette deck while ripping old cassettes to my pc. The tape unit just had an headphone output, but no volume control .... I was able to use 2 sets of headphone -- each with its own volume control ... The sound...

Just got it and installed it in a few minutes. It was very easy to install and use. Now have one audio input from my PC going to device and three outputs for wireless headphones, speaker and monitor. Each can be controlled separately for volume. Sound...

I needed to boost the output of my combo Android mp3 player and Yamaha drum set as well as try to get the maximum from some Senheiser 650s - both in volume and frequency response without distortion. I tried this $50 ART HeadAmp4 Four Channel Headphone...

I needed to boost the mini stereo jack output from my Mitsubishi projector to my Gigaworks T40 speakers. This amp allowed me to set the correct boost without blowing the speakers (namely projector volume at 60% and amp knob at 1 o'clock and T40 volume...

I purchased this for use with my podcast. My setup entails plugging a 1/4" Mono to Mono cable into a Mono (female) to Stereo (male) converter plug. The mono end is plugged into the headphone jack on the recording device and the stereo end is plugged...