PreSonus has announced the HP2, a stereo personal headphone amplifier.
Designed for musicians and performers who demand mobility without compromising audio quality, the PreSonus® HP2 stereo personal headphone amplifier is a great choice for driving wired in-ear monitors (IEMs), as well as headphones. Portable and compact, it offers two XLR line-level inputs and one stereo 1/8-inch headphone output with volume control. Operation can be switched between stereo and mono, and a Pan knob is provided.
The HP2 can be powered with an external DC power supply or a nine-volt battery that lasts more than seven hours and includes an LED battery indicator. It mounts on a microphone stand or clips to the musician’s belt.
PreSonus HP-series headphone amplifiers have long been popular for their loud, clean, clear sound and roadworthy built quality. The new HP2 delivers these qualities in an easily affordable, stereo device that will fully satisfy wired IEM and headphone users alike.
The HP2 is available for an expected U.S. street price of $109.95 USD.
More information: PreSonus / HP2 Personal Headphone Amplifier
