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  iosifkapa

  2024-04-20

  Very good as a first impression. Sturdy construction.
  I didn't want it so much as a splitter as an amplifier.
  I threw my headphones on it (with a split cable - two mono into one stereo - from the line out ports of the piano), as well as the monitor speakers with two mono cables with a large jack into rca.
  In the headphones (32Ω Roland RH-5 for 35€), the extra volume reaches the point I wanted to achieve, with both the piano's and the amplifier's volume controls at maximum - fortunately, there is no interference with the brighter-vibrant voice that I use, if I choose a bassier sound I hear a little noise at maximum.
  The speakers are self-powered so it can drive them very high, and I have the volume control in the middle for both.
  I placed it on the side of the piano furniture with Velcro adhesive tapes, so I can easily turn it off by disconnecting the power so I don't miss an on-off switch.
  Overall, it did what I wanted in an easy way so I am fully satisfied, but I remove one star because I would expect it to drive the headphones a little higher. Possibly with higher resistance headphones it would perform better.

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  Naius

  2019-12-21

  Don't expect any crazy amplification, it does give a little extra of course but only up to a certain point.
  I believe it easily handles headphones with 250ohms.
  The knobs are a bit tricky, it doesn't have a stereo/mono option and it doesn't work without the external power supply for a simple split.
  Overall, it's good for its price.

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