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If you have cans like cyber snipa or razer cacharias you will need the extra juice, lots of power dont get this for in ear or cheap headphones.

This is an extremely reasonably priced basic headphone amp. Like another reviewer said, the only thing I'd like that it doesn't have is an on-off switch. You just plug it in and it's on. But it's really just fine the way it is. The unit is surprisingly sturdy feeling, and the knobs move pleasingly smoothly - no sudden shifts in volume. I like that each output has both a 1/4" and an 1/8" option. I haven't used this unit for critical listening yet (I use it mainly for monitoring during recording, not mixing), but I am quite happy with the purchase.

I've been looking for something that splits the sound from a computer sound card to multiple sound devices, such as various headphones, powered speakers, amplifier, etc. When I began looking for something to split the sound between devices, I wasn't sure what to search for, and I couldn't find anything that would work. I knew nothing about headphone amplifiers, but that is exactly what I needed, and finally happened upon it. I looked at purchasing the Rolls HA43 Amp, but I liked the style and layout of this unit better. All the connections are in the back and the control knobs are in the front. The unit looks good, feels very sturdy and is well made. The sound is easily adjustable for each device and sounds great. I was worried about hiss/hum noises before purchasing this, but I don't hear any at all. I am very happy with the purchase and highly recommend it.

I was considering this one and the behringer HA400. Decided on this one based on some other review on other sites. Its a solid unit and seems well made. I have it connected to the output of a x-fi titanium and there is no background noise unless you turn the volume on the amp to greater than 3/4 power which would blow you ear drums out if you played music. The main reason i purchased these were the front audio connector on my computer has static noise so i wanted something to connect directly to the back of the soundcard that gives multiple outputs. That being said the sound is a bit fuller coming from the amp but i could only tell the difference with a high end set of headphones. Sounds great with the ATH-A700 from Audio Technics. At last the only thing missing would be an on-off switch but since i havent found any of these microamps to have a switch i didnt deduct a star.

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I purchased this for the subwoofer in our home theater. It's the same thing as a Subdude, only it's larger and not as nice looking. This device has made a noticeable difference in the sound of my BIC America F12. Before I had this, the sub was noticeably boomier and rattled the pictures on the walls in our living room. It shook the floor. While that's kind of a neat feeling, the sub could be heard and felt throughout our house, meaning it had to be turned way down after bedtime. Once this was added and the sound was re-calibrated, the pictures stopped rattling and you felt the bass more in in your chest. Also, it can be played at much closer to normal levels late at night without waking anyone up. The sound is more focused in the the living room.

I was getting quite a bit of resonance from my subwoofers sitting on carpet, so I researched the best ways to decouple my subs from the floor. A friend told me about the Sub Dude, and suggested I get one. He all but gauranteed it would solve my issues. I purchased two of these larger versions and they just so happened to fit the dimensions of my subs almost exactly. They practically stopped all the miscellaneous vibrations and rattlings (framed pictures, ducting, etc.) I was experiencing in other rooms. If you have a larger subwoofer and it is shaking more things than you want it to, pick one of these up.

Installed it under a Hsu VTF3.3 subwoofer sitting on a wood subfloor with wide spacing of support piers. From reviews I was prepared for some improvement but for this case, the improvement in sound quality was quite amazing. Much tighter bass, improved low frequency, reduced transmission of sound to other parts of the house. Wow.

I bought two of these to put my floorstanding 3 way speakers on for my two channel audio system. Not only does it work for it's intended purpose, it's also an additional guard from my wifes vacuum cleaner. I could do without the giant advertisement on the top of it, since it's in my living room, but the music is much more important than what the room looks like. I also bought one of their Lenrd bass traps which has also made a great difference in a troublesome corner of the room (behind speaker). Isolation and room treatments can make an amazing difference. I know people who get rid of audio equipment because it's too bright or too bassy, without ever treating their rooms with bass traps and acoustic panels. Big mistake. You'll never find the sound you like in an untreated square of rectangular room unless it's loaded to the hills with books and furniture, heavy drapes etc. Never.

I live in an old apartment, and my sub would rattle everything on the walls. After getting the GRAMMA, I am able to turn the bass up, get cleaner lows, and minimal rattle. Plus the neighbors below me are thankful, as the bass isn't slamming, and much more mellow. Overall I need to buy more of these.

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I got this for my husband and he says it's excellent. I'm not even sure what it is, but it works great for him. Some of the other members of his band were impressed and will order one as well.