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ThunderDan
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Okay, I only have 1 headphone jack on my PC, but say i want 2 ppl in the studio at once, is there a way i can hook up multiple headphones to my computer? Help. Thanks
MISTERQCUE
Not Just Anutha Brutha
Yes.
You need a head-phone distribution amp.
You need a head-phone distribution amp.
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The Green Hornet
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Yo Dan of THOR: [boom}
There are several types of can amps on the market; I use a real simple Peavey four patch amp. Works fine but I only need two patches most of the time.
It ran me about 65 pezzutos back a few years. So, look around and see what suits your fancy.
Green Hornet
There are several types of can amps on the market; I use a real simple Peavey four patch amp. Works fine but I only need two patches most of the time.
It ran me about 65 pezzutos back a few years. So, look around and see what suits your fancy.
Green Hornet
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calmlikeabom
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or you could go the cheap route and go to your local electronics store and get a splitter to make that one miniplug into two
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sae
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The problem with this is that you don't have enough power to run two sets of headphones, especially if you are recording drums, electric guitar, bass (without DI box). You could get away with that if you are going accoustic guitar and signing or piano.