Can this uint be used with a headphone amp hooked to the output to drive a set of headphones? Thank you
1349593
Thanks for your question. It absolutely can. It will be no different than hooking it up to an amplifier driving speakers. This is a fantastic sounding player. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Yamaha dealer.
2182387
Yes-- I used it for headphones and the volume is set very low. It should drive speakers very well. The sound quality is very good with no hum or hiss background noise.
183742
No. It is not a headphone amp, but a part of the high voltage system that drives the electrostatic elements. Usage requires connection to an external amplifier at the speaker terminal level.
979854
I don't know. I bought it to amplify headphones. It didn't work like I wanted it to. So I threw it away.
1723393
I don't see why not! I personally used these for headphones but it should be the same idea, as long as you're using 3.5mm connectors.
305681
According to the manual you can use the headphones output to connect to an amplifier. You will need an audio adapter to do it. It does work.
2246145
The 1/4 output jack on my amp delivers sound to both L & R speakers on my stereo headphones. You'll need to investigate why this does not work for you.
1410944
No you wouldn't. It works as a gaming headset and regular pair of headphones the wires disconnect from the mix amp piece.
1816420
It has an output but I think you'd need a headphone jack adapter. The output is too big for regular headphones. I haven't tried connecting my headphones with the adapter yet.
299964
Yes you can but it won't be as loud as you want it to be, perhaps if your headphones are easy to drive then it'll be good enough. I do this myself via rca to 3.5mm interconnect. It sounds really good but not loud enough.
1631742
Not really sure..there is one plug in for headphones and another below it and not sure if it's for amp.
1782346
I would doubt it, but I can't be certain.... plus the output is two RCA Jacks and you would need an adapter to connect the headphones. The impedence was designed to talk to a phono level input. I am not sure how that would sound through headphones... an email to the manufacturer would surely give a better answer. sorry, but it does work well as a phono preamp into my computer sound card HTH
2152420
No, this is meant to be used with a Microphone as a preamp. It's not an amp for use with other audio equipment.
70582
Only using a "Y" adapter out of your music sources headphone out port. They would not be actually tied together but each would be receiving the same input from your source .
1007303
This unit is designed to be used as a "box" you put between your source and your amplifier. I injects tube sound into your signal path but is not designed to drive headphones or speakers or really offer much gain. If you need a headphone amp or a turntable pre-amp, look elsewhere.
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.
1961973
I use this with the HD 650 (300 ohm), this amplify the sound for weaker media players that can't provide much output power to the headphones, or to complement media players that need an extra boost in power output. This also provides a bass and treble boost if desired.