Designed to provide the classic sound of Queen guitarist Brian May in an extraordinarily compact form factor, the Brian May amPlug Signature Headphone Amplifier from VOX delivers a special design and voicing co-created with Brian May himself. Based upon the AC30 amPlug, the Brian May amPlug offers a new treble boost channel as well as a rhythm machine with a variety of patterns, including the legendary "We Will Rock You" beat and numerous FX like a phaser and tap-tempo delay for instantly achieving that iconic Queen guitar sound.

Like all amPlug models, the Brian May amPlug includes a folding 1/4" output plug, a stereo aux input jack, and a stereo headphones output jack as well as an updated amPlug form factor. The Brian May amPlug runs on two included AAA batteries for up to 11 hours with rhythm patterns and FX on, and up to 17 hours without.

Designed & Voiced by Brian May of Queen    Based on the amPlug AC30    Added Treble Booster for Signature Tone    Rhythm Machine with Iconic Patterns    Built-In Phaser and Tap-Tempo Delay    Stereo Aux In Jack    Stereo Headphones Jack    Runs on Two Included AAA Batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When connecting two different input sound sources. Can they be mixed to one output? Can you then keep the one input sound going to one out put channel? And the other input channel go to another single out put channel?

A: The Behringer AMP800 features an A and B input. Each headphone output is only able to select a single input source at a time ( A or B). Both can not be combined in this unit.

Q: 2. How long the mini cable?

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

Q: 3. can i connect this directly to headphone out of my mixer? or there's a better way to connection? thanks

A: Yes you connect it but you have to use the right cable .

Q: 4. Does this provide plenty of power to 250 or 600 ohms power without the feeling that I need a higher power amp?

A: The specs on the ART HeadAmp 6 show 150mw with headphones of 8 or 600 ohms. It also states much higher power (500mw) with 32 ohm headphones. One must also consider: 1- the headphone sensitivity specification, which will tell you how loud a headphone is, based on the power applied. 2- the transients in whatever it is you are listening to; large transients requires much more power. see below article of explanation: https://www.audeze.com/blogs/technology-and-innovation/sensitivity-impedance-and-amplifier-power

Q: 5. It can be run also with DC?

A: P.S. Here is what is printed on a U.S. power adapter:BEHRINGERITE POWER SUPPLYMODEL: U090075AITEM NO: PSU-MINI-UL-01INPUT: 120 V AC 60 Hz 0.15AOUTPUT: 9 V AC 750 mA

Q: 6. Can speakers be one of the outputs from this device?

A: A pair of amplified speakers may be connected.

Q: 7. Can i use this with my phone ?

A: You could use this headphone amp with a cellphone, coming out of a 3.5mm headphone output and using a cable such as the Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Male to Stereo 1/4" Male Cable - 10', BH #HOSMMSPM10.

Q: 8. Can you daisy chain two of these? I have one already and need more outputs.

A: Sure you can.

Q: 9. Can this be used on passive and powered monitor systems?

A: Neither. You would connect this to a return on a stage box, either an aux return, or if you have an extra monitor return.

Q: 10. If your running a mono left and mono right output to the left and right inputs in the headphone amp, why in the world would I need to use TRS cables instead of regular 1/4 TS cables? I almost bought this until I saw the requirement of TRS cables. I've got plenty on hand but this doesn't make any sense to me. Even my mixer monitor outputs are regualar 1/4 left and right.

A: Check out Rane Note 110 - Sound System Interconnection from ranedotcomMike Rivers Article - Balanced and Unbalanced Connections from presonusdotcom (html and links not allowed in replies)Can be confusing, but worth understanding. Cheers...