HEADTAP - Headphone Tap
Sometimes floor monitors can create problems. There might not be enough stage space, or when adding another musician, theres insufficient coverage. When adding another monitor isnt practical, HeadTap offers a simple solution for headphone monitoring.
Its designed to connect between a power amplifier and speaker, tapping into the signal to drive two headphone outputs. Internal resistances keep the input impedance high enough to protect the headphones, while also protecting the amplifier from facing a dangerously low load—even when using one or multiple HeadTap units, with or without speakers connected.
HeadTap can also work with a stereo headphone amplifier, such as ART HeadAmp 4, HeadAmp 6, or HeadAmp 6 Pro, to drive even more headphones.
Passive, compact, and practical, HeadTap is a simple solution that lets you hear what you need, exactly where you need it.
General Features
Passive headphone tap device for any line-level or amplifier output
Stereo/Mono input selector switch
Dual Stereo/Mono 1/4-inch jack outputs on front panel
1 line-level Stereo/Mono 1/4-inch input jack on rear panel
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