Presonus HP60
The PreSonus HP60 is the most flexible and advanced headphone mixing system available for professional and project recording studios as well as live sound in-ear monitoring systems. Loaded with six independent, loud and clear headphone amplifiers, the HP60 features dual stereo inputs as well as external input, for each channel allowing you to mix between three stereo audio streams (mix A, mix B, and external input). Stereo output is also available on each channel to send line level headphone channel mixes to additional headphone amplifiers or monitor systems. Each channel features headphone level, mix control between A and B inputs, external input volume, mute and mono. The HP60 also features talkback via external XLR microphone input.
Common set up of the HP60 in a recording session is to send the main control room mix to input A. Send the click track to input B. Send the each band member direct recording input to each channel’s external input (more me). This will allow each band member to create a mix between the main mix, the click track and themselves.
The HP60 is the ultimate headphone amplification system delivering loud and clear headphone mixes for real-world recording situations.
Two sets of stereo inputs (A and B) with balanced TRS connectors
Stereo external input point on each channel for “more me” with trim control
Mix control between inputs A and B
Talkback with external XLR microphone with control
Direct stereo line output on each channel
Input A (2) ¼” TRS balanced 10k Ohms
Input B (2) ¼” TRS balanced 10k Ohms
External input TRS stereo unbalanced 10k Ohms
Headphone amplifier output power 150 mW RMS (60 Ohms) per channel
Audio outputs ¼” TRS stereo unbalanced per channel
Master controls Talk button, Talkback volume, Input A, Input B
Channel controls Headphone level, Mix A/B control, External input level, Mono, Mute
External talkback XLR with TS external control jack
Power IEC - factory configured for 115V or 230V
Dimensions 1U 19 x 1.75 x 5.5"
Weight 8.0 lbs
Euroguitar Reference : 7553
