Millenium HA 4 2-stars Reviews

Where is the bass?

I'm not an audiophile, quite the contrary, I feel that whole industry is full of voodoo and placebo. Nevertheless, plugging my Beyer DT-700 or Audio-Technica AT-M50 into this amp makes it sound like there's an 12 db/octave hipass filter @80 hz compared to just plugging the phones directly into my RME interface. Useless for judging lows when mixing, which I need headphones for in my small home studio.

On the pro side this amp provides huge levels and is good for tracking! I like the ergonomics as well, it just makes me wonder what tech hurdles has to be overcome in order to accurately pass low frequencies!

Not Impressed with Sound Quality

I bought this for "Silent Studio" band practice and for home recording projects. I was not impressed with the sound quality. It distorted and crackled when turned up. The rubber feet things at each each detached very easily too. I purchased a Behringer HA4700 which did a much much better job.

Great box for low impedance H/P's

I tried this out as a backup H/P amp within my studio, but it's unable to power high impedance headphones, avoid if you plan on using it in with DT100's etc.

Otherwise, the unit is solid and the features are good.