Could one use a tube headphone amp as a preamp, and in the process get two audio inputs?
1971907
Probablly, ... I would verify by calling Emotiva customer support. Also, Emotiva's new Fusion Flex amplifier....has two imputs built right in for nominal cost increase if you have not purchased the Mini X yet.
2277346
my guess is secure a preamp with volume control and set it up before entering the amps input stage
1249868
You can use the aux input. You'll need good speakers or else the amp will just make the music rough and distorted.
1991358
Sure! It appears that you have two 12AX7's in the preamp section. I think you'll be pleased with the results. Good luck and play hard!
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.
82372
Unfortunately this is not a phono pre-amp, you would need to purchase one separately.
2022392
I don't think so. It's just a pre amp, I think you need a mixer, which btw you can get cheaper.
1021282
I'd have to agree with K. but i did use mine via a tube preamp. it worked well but i ended up only usingthe cable once or twice as i rather go analogue
600574
Yes. In fact, if your preamp has a headphone jack or monitor/tape out to connect to a headphone amp, it would be a better set up - assuming that you're using headphones. The MC-13S is a good amp, but definitely a bit Spartan.
1915164
I wouldn't recommend this amp for that. Its a 2 channel amp, has no speaker inputs only a headphone sized input.
1127919
yes but i'm not sure how many ohm's the mixamp pushes. you'll probably benefit from double amping i'm sure.
300034
This is a basic preamp and has only one input. Splitting the signal into two inputs will greatly compromise the quaity of the signal. I recommend getting a different unit
1272895
Either will work. If you plug into the pre-amp your PC can be one of the components you can select to hear.
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.
1498428
There's no Phono input, so that implies you need a separate pre-amp, though who knows, maybe it does have sensitive enough input.The manual is almost impossible to comprehend, and unit's routing is really confusing, keep that in mind.
1151395
Im not sure if you can do that as this amp only has an guitar imput jack and a headphones in not to mention the microphone in. If you run it from headphones to your presonus then you should be able to record no problem.
1390453
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. This is a mono preamp that is used to boost the signal from an instrument before going into an amplifier or a mixing board. It is not meant to be used with headphones and if you plugged headphones into the output you would only hear it on one side since the output is signal is not stereo. I'm not sure what you want to use this for but you might be looking for a headphone amp not a preamp booster or something else..