Millenium HP4 Reviews
Just spend a few more money and buy something else...
The idea was good. But the quality isn't. Buy something else.
4 in 4 out super stuff
Got this to replace a really old one.
Basic 4 different sets of inputs & 4 outs, no tonal controls but good stuff for the money.
Better pay more
Easy to use, quality fair. Cons are: - weight is heavy - after 1 year a channel broke. The worst part that broke the left channel of my in ear…
Its great and functional
This unit is quite noisy but got a lot of functions, easy to use. Quality looks nice but it is not.
Couldn´t expect more for this amount of money but I´m happy with it.
Does as it should
It's got 4 independent stereo inputs and any channel can access any input. It's fantastic and works well.
My only gripe is that the power switch is on the back of the unit which can be inconvenient. Otherwise, it's amazing.
Nice budget headamp
it does exactly what you would expect from an budget amp. Sound is good enough for tracking and the switchable 4/4 in/out is very good :) Would buy it again and recommend it to anyone who need to split outs for tracking! Nice
Product quality is reflected by its price
Good amount of features for the price.
Wobbly Volume pots that are noisy when turned. Input selector switches require a lot of strength to turn. Extremely bright blue power led that is rather blinding at night. If only it had a power switch on the front, but on off switch is situated on the back which is rather daft for a rack unit.
Excellent sound, solid product
Tgis really is excellent, lots of volume. Feels like it will last forever.
Really good value, nice features
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-
PERFECT
exactly what was needed. used for running a wired IEM system via an Xair18. plenty of volume available from this unit.
We use it in our home studio for creating multiple monitor routes when tracking, working on music and live streaming.
Easy to set up and does what it has to do. If you ever plugged power supply cables and jacks into a thing this should be pretty self-explanatory.
No issues encountered with it at all.
Only con: the on/off switch is on the back. Bear in mind when planning the layout of your setup.
Really useful but a bit noisy
This unit is really quite useful, especially given it's matrixing ability of 4 ins and 4 outs.
The caveat I have with it is that it's quite noisy, and when the headphones are driven past the middle there's quite an audible hum.
Nonetheless, it finds good use in my rack in my home studio
i use it when i record multiple voices at once in my studio and it never let me down!! very robust construction ,simple, yet powerful. plus the input source selector is a big help when you dont want reach for the back of your rack . i would definately recomend it. Value for Money
Simple
Very simple, no messing with this. It's got options to send signals out and doesn't overcomplicate things by adding EQ or mono or any other messing.
Headphone and a line out is all you need and it's all you get in this puppy. Buy this if you don't need all the bells and whistles that are on other headphone amps but still need a rack mounted unit. However, if you don't, then consider the smaller headphone distribution units that are just as good
Great bang for the money
A very simple way to power four separate headphone stereo lines. Without all the lights and switches of other units but with great functionality. It's just a shame that the inputs are not balanced and it could have a bit more headroom. But for the price you don't get 4 separate stereo lines anywhere else.
Got what I expected.
The device looks solid. Noise in sound did not notice. There is a strong click when switching channels. Enough power. Not happy only bright, blue light... Looks like the devil put it there.)))
Do the job
Simple and efficient. Handling a bit cheap but who cares for an headphone amp ?
Everything is fine, except poor quality knobs which don't sticks in their places.
Happy with this amp!
Very good. Excellent sound. Basic but functional for what I need. The only problem is putting it in a rack. It's not that deep at all and only 1U, so when in with other things, you need very small hands.....
Great Headphone Amp
Great Headphone amp, clear sound with easy to use, only issue is no power button on the front

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2010
- Average price : $94
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