Can you use it with headphones and no amp?
202123
yes, the pedal has a 3/4plug, you can connect a plug converter into 3.5 mm and connevt any headphone.
202124
You do not have to connect headphones but if you connect a large jack headphones should be heard but I have not tried it so.
913232
Hi,I suppose you could. As far as inputs/outputs goes, the output is a 6.35mm large jack so it might be a bit awkward since it doesn't have traditional left/right phono jacks as output. As far as the sound goes, the output ranges are suited for direct headphones and perhaps some small bookshelf speakers. In my opinion, you might lose some of the tube qualities you gain if you send the output through a modern amp.
1291722
You need a cabinet, because the amp has to have an ohm load on it. If you want to just use headphones, you need a headphone amp.
1654646
Yes. I currently do that. I also use earbuds when I have limited space and no amp
1202209
In that case, you're essentially not using the Bluetooth feature & so this amp SHOULD work fine -- I get a fairly significant boost in volume when pairing this amp with speakers, but like the other commenter, I use it mostly with headphones because my MP3 players alone don't supply as much volume as I'd like. If you go to the site on Amazon, there is one reviewer that provides a video for comparison (it was the top review when I looked at the site).
1291724
You can use headphones. It's the left plug on the front. I tried it a couple times before I got my PPC112 and it did the job. This amp is surprisingly loud!
1185633
Haven't tried that so not totally sure. If the headphone amp puts out a standard audio signal, it should work fine. My A and B are connected to my phone and my computer with the single output connected to speakers.
106885
Unfortunately, you can't. But you can use it if you have a special Headphone Splitter.
2057436
Yes, I think so. If your saying to take the aux Input, that won't work. If yiu use and aux/monitor mix to the th input of this, then you can take the output for headphones. That's what I do.
2135090
I think it would work, but you don't need a headphone amp. I'm assuming the speakers you want to use are powered already.
309800
Yes, just use headphones and plug your guitar into it and play. You dont need an amp. Or you can plug the output into an input or aux on your stereo if you keep the volume low. Fun looper and select few drum beats to play along with. Really cool pedal. THe key with all pedals is to get a really good guitar cable, it will help eliminate noise for the effects and channel input & pickups. Have a blast!
1866751
You don't need an amp per say. But you will need speakers/studio monitors or anything you can use as a speaker. I am using an amp as a speaker b/c I already had an amp I wasn't using. There are no external speakers so without a speaker you will only be able to hear the kit through headphones.
1322516
Yes, use the L/Mono/phone jack in place of your amplifier for full stereo headphone sound capability. Or if your amp has a headphone jack on the front or rear panel simply use that one for your headphones which is what I do. Most newer model amps are made with headphone output jacks but if you happen to have say an older tube type Fender amp which sounds great, they won't have one so your only choice is to unplug the amp and attach your headphones in its place. Hope this helps.
1544536
You would need an amplifier and speakers. Or use headphones, since it has a headphone jack.
1017782
These will do okay without an amp on mp3/phone, you might have to consider buying portable amp to these headphones to their actual potential.
1946635
Not necessarily but for optimum sound you would have better sound quality with amplifier, go with the amp you'll be happier.
1468199
Absolutely yes, you can. Plug them into the same mini-phono jack which you would use for audio output to a pair of good headphones, to an amplifier, or to a pair of powered speakers. This unit also has small cheap built-in speakers which you can use when you do not care about audio quality.