Mackie HM-4 Headphone Amplifier Review

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The Mackie HM-4 is one of the easiest ways you'll find to increase the monitoring capacity of your studio. This desktop-friendly headphone amplifier splits a single stereo signal into four headphone outputs, each with its own level control. Premium analog circuitry ensures super-high headroom and a low noise floor, while a heavy-gauge steel chassis and long-wear potentiometers provide extreme durability. The HM-4 is a great way to expand your audio interface's headphone output and add solid cue mix distribution to your rig. The HM-4 delivers high-performance headphone amplification that's sure to become an invaluable asset in your studio.
Premium analog circuitry delivers top-notch sound
No matter what you're recording, the HM-4 will deliver studio-quality sound. Premium analog circuitry ensures maximum headroom and low noise.
Built-Like-A-Tank design withstands day-to-day abuse
The HM-4 can endure a great deal of punishment, thanks to Mackie's Built-Like-A-Tank construction. The HM-4 features a heavy-gauge steel chassis, along with long-wear potentiometers. This is one piece of studio gear that's clearly built to last.
Mackie HM-4 Features:
* Desktop-friendly 4-channel headphone amplifier
Splits a single stereo signal into four headphone outputs
* Expands your audio interface's headphone output and adds solid cue mix distribution to your rig
* Each output features its own level control
* Premium analog circuitry ensures super-high headroom and a low noise floor
* Heavy-gauge steel chassis and long-wear potentiometers provide extreme durability
* Power supply is included
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[@melowpie7478]

Bro the m50x are 32 ohm headphones distortion makes sense

[@TheWIldGoose27]

9:26 Honestly I don’t see why it matters at that volume because I would NEVER have it at that kind of volume tbh. Great video though dude I was deciding between this and the Behringer HA400.

[@MXDeville]

Yea the volume doesn't matter that much but I noticed with some of these, once you plug more than 2 headsets the volume drastically drops for all of them. Luckily this is not the case here, this lil thing is more than happy to push all headsets at the same time

[@yannyloyer7177]

wow. plenty o power. ordered myself one. wasn't getting enough volume from my akg 240 cans via my Focusrite interface when tracking drums. this seems like a decent unit for the price.

[@MXDeville]

Yea it is. I'm very happy with it, plenty of power even when plugging 4 headphones simultaneously