Why, why, WHY is this company not promoting themselves more? There’s only two links on KZfaq about this product. And this headphone amp is the only one that offers the auxiliary feature. And despite 12v capability, it’s still center pin negative and less than a 500ma draw (which means that it can adapt with most power supplies without extra cables). I bet that this company is busting through the seams and can’t keep these things in stock. Everybody should own one of these. I just ordered one but have not received yet.

Charlie has done it again, I can see a lot of dad guitarists buying these for when the kids are in bed. Wish they were easier to get a hold of in the U.K. Excellent explanation as always Sam.

EXACTLY what I needed! I have never seen this before. Thank you tor sharing! First I have seen your channel. I am interested to see more of your content so I subb’d . Thanks again!

This sounds like EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for. Post wet stereo effects!

Man, I really dig your channel. You've helped me a ton learning songs/parts for Sundays. I am very grateful for your videos. Forgive what may be a dumb question or something I didn't follow in the video, but are you saying that I could plug my phone into the AUX input, plug in my headphones and be able to practice while hearing both the record and my guitar through my headphones?

Thanks for putting this together. I'm new to all of this, and maybe you can help me. I have a Marshall DSL1CR (1-watt) that is great for low-volume practicing, but it's too loud for late at night. The amp has an "emulated out" (with cab sim) for headphones. The problem is that the sound isn't that great. Maybe I could get a better quality if I plug the headphones into a DAC/Amp combo or a headphone amp. So I'm wondering if this can be a solution: Guitar -> DSL1CR -> (using emulated out) Slow Gear headphone amp -> Headphones Do you think that could do the trick? Thanks again!

Oh this looks really handy!

@pinstripe_pedals where will you be selling these for international shipping (to the UK)? Thanks!

can you listen to aux and guitar at the same time? can both volumes be controlled independently?

Does this give the amp in a room round?

Would you be able to tell me if the larger volume knob affects the L/R out or just the headphones out? I’d like to run this on my board but don’t want to have to constantly worry what volume I’m giving FOH from this and an amp sim.

How is the quality of the headphone output? I currently use an ACS1 headphone output to practice and it doesnt sound too far off from my recording, so wondering how wide the gap is between if you hooked up an ampless rig to a PA and compared the output on the headphones?

There doesn't seem to be any way to actually buy this. The website doesn't sell it and directed you to a reverb shop, and the reverb shop doesn't sell it. Any idea what's going on? There's nothing else like it on the market, it's perfect.

There are a TON of guitarists out there who use a direct to FOH rig for work/gigs and need an easy way to rehearse or learn songs quickly and can NOT run around carrying a small mixer (why on earth would you travel with a small mixer on a gig?) this thing is brilliant. I’ve gotten a tremendous amount of ‘day before’ or even same day calls to do gigs and would LOVE this thing. This is amazing @pinstripepedals

Merry Christmas!! I have one question. I recently got the Slow gear electronics headphone amp and I was wondering can I connect my laptop and phone at the same time so I can record through my phone for a cover and have my laptop play track or music and I'm sure my in ears go where it says phones??

A drummer could send a click track through the aux to help him keep time. This is also useful with a mixer. Too bad it is out of stock.

I use a cheap 4 channel mixer to do this

Seems like they’re sold out right now

It’s bit overpriced imho

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