PAIA headphone distribution amp.

[dragonworks]

I finally got around to ordering the PIAI headphone distribution amp and when I am done putting it together
and testing it I will give a review here for whoevers interested.

 

[ametth]

I've actually put together that amp...

 

[dragonworks]

Yeah, and?

 

[ametth]

It's an OK amp..not the greatest, but useable at very low levels.

 

[dragonworks]

If it turns out to be as good as a samson I will be happy and for half the price.

 

[dragonworks]

has arrived, will put together soon. allthough noone seems interested will keep posted

 

[Roel]

I'm a little interested... Just for the hell of it. The local dealer sells Leem headphone-boxes (4 outputs) for less than 75$. And the behringer thingy is pretty cheap too. (Although I don't have much confidence in their headphone-amps. The one in my mixer just dropped dead... I'm thinking of getting it anyway. If it sucks, I'll have a nice box to put the paia or a homebuild one in. )

 

[Sabith]

I'm on the verge of buying one

I'd be using it for the musicians that I'm recording for, so it doens't have to the most accurate thing ever, but I don't want it to sound shitty at the same time, I just need something to get the job done, and done well enough where people won't complain about it.

Just lookin for some feedback on it,
Thx,

Sabith

 

[billycatfish]

i'd been thinking about getting that paia headphone distributor...
tho i still haven't finished their theremin kit i got last year.
anyone know of a good online place for electronic parts, like 1/4" ins? i broke a couple during installation...
for that matter, anyone have advice for building theremins?

i wonder if anyone here has used any of paia's other kits.

 

[Hard2Hear]

We're using the Behringer one, and it works just fine. Cost me $119. Seems to have plenty of volume available. I think the more important piece is the actual headphones.

But I'll let you all know if it quits on me

H2H