I hooked this up to the output of my Mackie mixing desk. I have my powered monitors (via a Y cable) on one output and my headphones on another.
I can now play my guitar, write, record, etc through the speakers or the headphones and very quickly switch between them without messing about with cables and whatnot.
Because my headphones are closed (DJ type) they cut out a lot of background noise and I previously found myself wondering “are the speakers off?”. It was particularly awkward in that the power switches for my speakers is on the back. Not handy!
Now I’ve installed this headphone amp it’s definitely become an integral part of my setup, and definitely worth the money. Now I can actually get on with the music 
Another excellent Behringer purchase. Recommended without hesitation.
i am a home recording producer and a drummer and i am about to start recording Professional Amp an album with my band and i need to get the best sound out of an amp, if anyone can give me an idea of how to do it that will be great amp settings mic placements anything, i can get pretty good drum sounds but im just struggling on guitars for now… please help me out
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