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Clear sound, decent build quality. May need headphone amp!
Rated 3/5 as it is expensive for just a volume control knob. (It is not a headphone amp!)
Use:
Use as a belt-mounted volume control connected to a headphone amp/output, if you're using this on stage.
After testing, this works with the balanced mono output of an X32 (but i assume one ear would be out of phase from the other ear), but not the XLR output of a UMC404HD audio interface. (maybe this is not a properly balanced connection)
Test before you commit to buying more!
Pros:
+ no added noise to the signal
+ good build quality
+ smaller than the Behringer Powerplay P2 (slightly different use case though)
Cons:
- needs a headphone amp for use on stage.
- ideally needs a stereo signal- see description.
- price, would expect it to be cheaper for just a volume control.
I made a 2 mono XLRs --> 1 stereo XLR adapter, which works if you don't need it loud, and so may be ok in the studio, but not on stage.
Use:
Use as a belt-mounted volume control connected to a headphone amp/output, if you're using this on stage.
After testing, this works with the balanced mono output of an X32 (but i assume one ear would be out of phase from the other ear), but not the XLR output of a UMC404HD audio interface. (maybe this is not a properly balanced connection)
Test before you commit to buying more!
Pros:
+ no added noise to the signal
+ good build quality
+ smaller than the Behringer Powerplay P2 (slightly different use case though)
Cons:
- needs a headphone amp for use on stage.
- ideally needs a stereo signal- see description.
- price, would expect it to be cheaper for just a volume control.
I made a 2 mono XLRs --> 1 stereo XLR adapter, which works if you don't need it loud, and so may be ok in the studio, but not on stage.
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