Millenium HP4

These are a great solution to distribution multiple headphone mixes. Unlike the Furman standalone systems, these rely on the user selected a pre-mixed "Headphone Mix" and just provides a master volume.

In reality, I consider this an improvement to Furman style headphone distros. I rarely know artists to be comfortable balancing their own mix, and all the extra fussing with ethernet cables and limiters can really hamper a monitor mix. This is a simple "one and done" and puts the onus back on the engineer to create good monitoring mixes, which is in everyone's interest.

Build wise, it's sturdy, and it has a Mono input if you're not bothered doing stereo mixes. What else to say? It works.

With this unit, you can send four individual cue mixes, unlike other similar boxes in this price range where you only can send one or two stereo mixes to the headphones. The headphone amps has enough power to work with both hi z and low z headphones and delivers a pretty good sound. Not the same detailed sound as in my Motu 1248 headphone amp, but good enough for cue mixes. There's enough info across the whole frequency spectrum for the musicians to get a feeling of what's going on. Build quality is pretty good, but lacks at little bit consistency; all the pots doesn't feel the same. But for the price they work more than ok. I've used it a lot for the last couple of years and have had no problems with it. In fact I will get one more unit because sometimes 4 headphone mixes aren't enough-

This does as it needs, it amplifies 4 headphone signals as need and does a very good job at that. Its pretty well featured too, able to take 4 mono or stereo signals and instead of passing them through to the corresponding output channel, each output can choose which signal from the input it outputs. This is useful if your mixing 4 monitor mixes as you can switch between the channels and hear what the artist is hearing.

It also has a line but I cannot comment on the usability or functionality of this as I have yet to use it.

It doesn't have the most amazing build quality, it does indeed feel cheaper than other units and on channel one my units volume knob is extremely stiff; initially taking two hands to turn it.

Daiktas tikrai atlieka savo paskirti. Su dejais laidais (vienoj pusej stereo jack, kitoj 2 mono jack) pajungiau stiprintuva prie Scarlett garso plkstes ausiniu isejimu. Taip gavau arba 2 stereo kanalus, arba 4 mono su skirtingais miksais kiekviename. Muzikantai gali atsisukti savo kabnala ir pasireguliuoti garsa. Jei naudot konsole su aux'ais, tai pajungimas dar paprastesnis.
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I'm using this product in a rehearsing studio for monitoring vocals and instruments. Firstly I look around on the net to check the cheapeast possibilities on the market....also checked the E-bay and other audiotechnical sites....but I did not want to spend 90-100 Eu for a used product.
Than I've found the solution in the Millenium products. HP4 was half price and it has flexible input and output variabilities. We also can use it with mono and stereo sources and each input can put on all output separetly either. It's in robust metal standard rack house so you can fix and take it anywhere you want to use.
The only deficiency is the rear side has signed the outputs opposite as the inputs are on the back side. Same direction would be much more clear, but maybe it's irrelevant.

Chosen specifically to provide power for multiple headphone mixes from pro tools outputs. This task is one it completes with ease. 4 channels of output, each with a selector to choose from the 4 channels of input. This is an extremely useful and versatile unit even for its flaws... It goes LOUD. Beware! However, on occasion it has been liable to distortion at low levels, on all or just some input and output channels. I feel that this is a far better unit overall, when compared to the Behringer HA400 which is probably the closest comparison at both features and price. Were it to break down or be stolen, I would either buy the same again, or save up for the Presonus HP60 which is IMO the top top headphone amp.