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In this review of Headphone Amp, I’m going to show you both the good and the bad. After all, what’s a review without some honesty, right? First, I have to tell you upfront that Headphone Amp is my favorite choice. Sure, there’s other products in the same class, but frankly, none of them as good (in terms of quality). I do have to say this though. some other products may be better, but based on quality and price, Headphone Amp is the clear winner.
Amp headphone jack to speaker?
Okay, I'm from Tampa, Florida (telling you this so if you recommend a store.. you know my location) I've got an amp that has an "external speaker" jack. When Headphone Amp connected to my 300 watt speakers.. the sound is PERFECT. I have another amp with the exact same power specs and wattage, but the only difference is that it does not have the external speaker jack. Its only output is a headphone jack. Is there ANY cable or device i can connect to the headphone jack of my amp to boost it into a normal output? This is really important.
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1. You should try to power your headphones from the preamp stage.2. If the preamp stage does not have enough power, why not using a capacitor, and a voltage divider, if necessary, instead of a transformer?..
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Mark:Zip code is irrelevant, as you can fix this one easily on you own. The most likely cause is that the jack is defective. There is a jam nut on the outside of the jack. Remove the nut. Inside there should be two or three wires attached to the jack. Unsolder them (note how they were attached). Purchase a new jack from someplace like radio shack or order it from perhaps digi-key. Install same way. Play guitar.
Just buy a cheap one
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there isn’t a headphone jack on a 212r. I own one, and it is a fun little amp to have, probably one of the better solid-state amps out there, but it does lack a headphone jack. The other piece of bad news is that there isn’t a real feasible way of hooking up a pair of headphone to the amp. No matter how you try to rig it with additional pieces of equipment you are going to get sound out of the speakers on the amp. The only way to get a headphone jack on the amp would be to take it to a tech and have the amp modded, which would cost you a pretty penny. I own a fm 212r, and I love it, but I would recommend grabbing a small practice amp that has a headphone jack instead of trying to rig one up on the 212r. I’d take a look at the Bugera v5. http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Bugera-V5-5W-1×8-Tube-Guitar-Combo-Amp?sku=502586I own this small practice amp (it’ll run you ’bout 150 bones). It is a 5 watt tube amp which means you’ll get a wonderful full tone out of it, and it also has a headphone jack too! It gets plenty loud for bedroom practice (way more than enough), but it won’t do you any good playing with a band as it won’t be loud enough to compete with the drummer. I use it for practice (with and without headphones) as well as recording and I’ve loved it too just as much as my other amplifiers.I hope this helps you out a bit or at least gets you looking into alternatives to rigging up the 212r with a headphone jack.
There’s no reason that running a tube amp after a solid state amp wouldn’t work. Just make sure you’re connecting the right levels together. Line out to line in. You can’t connect line out to mic in. It would sound terrible due to level and impedance differences.
No… The amp would need to have an external speaker jack. The headphone output is obviously reduced. Could you imagine running your amp’s full power to a set of headphones? Can you say lawsuit?You could probably disconnect the speaker leads from the amp’s speaker and build a blade connector to 1/4″ plug cable to power the cabinet. I wouldn’t try to power the amp’s speaker and the cabinet at the same time. The impedance would probably drop too low and damage the amp without a circuit to prevent it.Make sure you use a speaker cable or some 14 gauge wire to build the cable and not a guitar cord.
if the speakers have an input, it should
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