Designed to provide superior headphone amplification in a compact form factor, the G111 MKII Headphone Amplifier from Lake People delivers wide ranging headphone support and incredibly low noise thanks to its THD-optimized circuitry and oversized 60V internal operating voltage that can drive nearly any headphone technology from 32 to 600 ohms, including demanding designs, such as planar and magnetostatic types. With channel-separated circuitry crosstalk is at an absolute minimum and with an internal five-stage, pre-gain selection, it provides further control over your listening experience, helping to avoid unwanted overdrive of your headphones.

The G111 MKII sports two balanced, gold-plated XLR inputs, two unbalanced, gold-plated RCA inputs, and two 1/4" stereo headphone outputs. Built to last in Germany to exacting standards, this amp features a high-grade Alps RK 27 25mm aluminum pot for volume control, a compact yet rugged aluminum chassis, and top-quality electronics, including discrete, four transistors per channel amp circuitry, a toroidal transformer, and large, smooth capacitors to ensure the flattest possible frequency response.

2-Channel Stereo Desktop Amp    Supports 32- to 600-Ohm Headphones    Balanced, Gold-Plated XLR Inputs    Unbalanced, Gold-Plated RCA Inputs    Two 1/4" Headphone Sockets    Channel-Separated Circuitry    Internally Selectable 5-Stage Pre-Gain    Discrete Amp: 4 Transistors per Channel    Alps RK 27 Aluminum Potentiometer    Compact, Rugged Aluminum Chassis

The G111 MKII is built with uncompromising electronic components for the lowest possible internal noise and the widest possible support of headphones. High internal voltages, high damping factors, and very-high output power allow this compact amp to meet nearly any demands.

• Channel-separated circuitry for minimized crosstalk
• Discrete amplifier design with four transistors per channel, from the V100 class A/B amp
• NF transmission band exceeds 150 kHz (-3 dB)
• Noise- and THD-optimized circuitry layout
• Five internal pre-gain presets for matching any headphone impedance
• 60V internal operating voltage, for high-impedance headphones
• High damping factor for low output impedance and flat frequency response
• Alps RK 27 pot for volume, made with 25mm aluminum
• Toroidal transformer and large, smooth capacitors
• Outputs with relay-controlled switch-on delay

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can speakers be one of the outputs from this device?

A: A pair of amplified speakers may be connected.

Q: 2. Hi! Will this work with Zoom H6?

A: You may need 1/4 to 1/8 adapters but yes it will work!

Q: 3. How does this plug in to the audio out from my computer?

A: In order to use the Behringer HA-400 with you computer all you would need is and adaptor cable. The adaptor has to be a 3.5mm male stereo for your computer out to a 1/4 stereo male for the Behringer HA-400 input. This is the B&H part number of the cable you will need to make this work for you B&H # HOSMMSPM10. You will find the image attached below.

Q: 4. Does this come with the input coard to connect I have a Mackie 1402VLZ4 14-Channel Compact Mixer and I need to plug this in to it for muiltpule peopel to listen so I need to know if it comes with the input cord for me to plug it into?

A: You will need to buy a 1/4 stereo cable to attach to your 1402VLZ.. I have a 1202VLZ.

Q: 5. What cables do I need and where do I hook My Behringer 800 headphone amp to ?

A: You will need 1/4 cables.The back of the headphone amp is 1/4 TRS cable. This will be put in line to your interface or audio mixer. Most often will be 1/4 TRS on the interface or mixer. Be sure that you won't need 1/4 from headphone amp to XLR on interface or mixer.Think about how far the amp will be from said gear to order,just enough length in your cables.I bought 6 cables since my amp sits on top of interface.Hope this helpsDanny

Q: 6. Power Supply for 110v or 220v ?

A: The power supply is marked 12O Volt 60 Hz. ..so, no, it won't work on 220-240. However, the output is marked 12V dc 150mA. The connector on the end of the cord is the standard small item plug that fits all kinds of small electronic items, including external hard disk enclosures. There are MANY inexpensice power supplies on the market (or you may have some lying around) that put out 12v dc and at least 150 mA. If you find one that puts out more than that, is should be just fine. ...just not lower than 150mA. You do need decent quality to prevent hum. B&H may sell one, or look on eBay. ..for a p.s. that for input 110 and 240 Volts, and 50 / 60 Hz. ..so you can use here (U.S.) or in Europe, wherever. The sound from this compact amplifier is quite clean. i use for video voice over, and have NO complaints.

Q: 7. Are these good for podcasting?

A: Hi, Thank you for reaching out. Great for podcasting using more then one set of headphones or to send out audio out to other equipment.

Q: 8. Any idea how much amplification is added to the signal?

A: AKG lists the nominal output as 680 mW per channel into 32 Ohms.

Q: 9. is it possible for a battery to run this unit?

A: Unfortunately no. It must have DC power.

Q: 10. How long the mini cable?

A: The included mini cable is 1.5 meters in length. (Just under 5 ft.)