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title: "Behringer MICROMON MA400 Ultra-Compact Monitor Headphone Amplifier, Silver"
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# 40W high-power headphone output XLR mic input with ground lift switch Dedicated monitor level & mono/stereo control Behringer MICROMON MA400 Ultra-Compact Monitor Headphone Amplifier, Silver

**Brand:** behringer
**Price:** 20847 Ft
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎤 Hear every note, own every stage with MA400’s ultra-compact power!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Behringer MICROMON MA400 Ultra-Compact Monitor Headphone Amplifier, Silver by behringer
- **How much does it cost?** 20847 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- behringer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted behringer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Buzz-Free Ground Lift:** Eliminates hum and noise loops so your sound stays crystal clear.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Supports XLR, 1/4", and 1/8" jacks for seamless integration with all your gear.
- • **Pro-Level Volume Control:** Separate headphone volume for vocals and monitor mix keeps you in total control.
- • **Ultra-Compact Powerhouse:** Fits effortlessly in any gig bag or studio setup without sacrificing output.
- • **Personalized 'More Me' Mixer:** Blend your mic and monitor signals independently for the perfect on-stage mix.

## Overview

The Behringer MICROMON MA400 is a silver ultra-compact headphone amplifier designed for musicians and professionals who demand precise on-stage monitoring. Featuring a powerful 40W headphone output, flexible XLR mic inputs with ground lift to eliminate noise, and dedicated monitor level controls with mono/stereo switching, it allows users to mix mic and monitor signals independently. Its compact size and versatile connectivity make it ideal for studio and live applications, delivering clear, customizable sound monitoring for any instrument or vocal setup.

## Description

Ultra-Compact Monitor Headphone Amplifier

Review: Get this if you want to hear yourself on stage. - I'm a professional musician, I do guitar and lead vocals in a full band and in acoustic solo shows. I really wanted in-ear monitors. I got some cheap in-ear monitors, but even though they have a volume control, they sometimes do not work with certain PA systems, or they just don't have enough power to give me enough volume. I bought this product to try to solve that issue, and it's working. It adds additional power and volume to in-ear monitor systems. You can run a quarter inch instrument cable from the PA system's monitor outputs, line out, or even headphone out depending on the setup. Plug that cable into the monitor input on the behringer thingy, then plug your in-ear monitors or regular headphones into the behringer thingy. You will now have more power and volume, and an additional volume control so that you can hear the monitor mix from the pa. It's always hardest to hear the vocals, so there is an additional option you can use separately or together with the monitor mix. You can plug your vocal mic into the behringer thingy, then plug the behringer thingy into the mic input of the PA system. The PA system will just be getting your microphone signal like it normally would. No fuss for the sound guy. But, you can then hear your vocals at a much louder level that you can turn up and turn down. If you do it this way, you can hear just your vocals OR just the full PA mix OR both, and you can control their volume levels separately. So if you're looking to get in-ear monitors, also get this product so that you can have more power and control. In-ear monitors by themselves might not be enough unless you get really high-end expensive ones. With this product, you can get cheap ones or you can just use regular headphones. I recommend Bluetooth headphones or actual wireless in-ear monitors.
Review: Its a necessity if you play Drums with a Click or Metrenome - If you use a Click track or a metronome then this is a vital part of your set. My brother is a killer drummer who has been recognized by Guitar Center, and also he played behind Christian Artist Eddie James. I bought him one of these for his birthday cause he complained about how he never could get a good mix with his headphones. I saw this on desertcart and decided to try it. BEST PURCHASE EVER!!!!! Now when he goes and plays at different venues all he does is require them to send him an even mix of the music and he can control how loud the click track is as well as the mix. It doesn't stop there, it works as a DI box as well, he can send the track to the mixer and they can separately control it to the house or other mixes on stage. It doesn't stop there either, this Bad Johnson has some sort of ground lift or noise cancelation technology in it. I'm not sure what it is cause I've never just looked at it closely enough, but most the time when something has a complete loop through the system you'll get some sort of buzz, hum, squeal, or echo, well this thing completely eliminates that problem, it also cancels the click track from coming back through. I'm a pianist and sometimes I use my laptop to add certain sounds to accompany what I play through Midi, I'm going to buy one of these to hear my own mix to hear it cleaner through my headphones, I'm also thinking about getting one for everyone in our worship team in our church. These things are handy and you can always find a place for them. My brother brings this thing along before he brings his custom set of cymbals, snare, or foot. If you are reading this, just go ahead and buy it, its worth 3x more than what its priced for....believe me.

## Features

- Ultra-compact monitor headphone amplifier for studio and stage applications
- Personal 'more me' mixer -- mix a mic and a monitor signal and hear them via headphones
- Flexible Mic In and Mic Through XLR connectors with Ground Lift switch
- Stereo Monitor input with dedicated Monitor Level control and Mono/Stereo switch
- High-power headphone output on 1/4' and 1/8' jack connectors

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000KUCQXY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #20,980 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #75 in Power Amplifiers |
| Color Name | Silver |
| Color Screen | No |
| Compatible Devices | Guitar, Double Bass, Keyboard, Drum, Mandolin, Accordion, Ukulele, Viola, Harmonica, Banjo, Cello, Violin, All |
| Connector Type | XLR, 3.5mm Jack, 6.35mm Jack |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,243) |
| Date First Available | June 14, 2007 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Item model number | MA400 |
| Material Type | Silver |
| Output Wattage | 40 Watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 4.06 x 2.52 x 1.85 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Behringer
- **Color:** Silver
- **Material:** Silver
- **Output Wattage:** 40 Watts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I want to know if these would be good for all of my players in my praise and worship band. We play new style of worship.**
A: I don't use mine for playing out just for practice but the worship team at church uses two, lead guitar and drums.Mine works great for practice also.

**Q: Does this serve the same purpose as the Behringer MX400 Micromix 4 Channel Line Mixer in a way if I can get the signal to be stereo? thanks**
A: You can get stereo output. Inputs however are one balanced 1/4" and the second is XLR. It's a great personal mixer and I use it every time I play live. I run the board mix into the 1/4" and then direct from my Line6 X3 Live into the XLR (Mic) input.

**Q: Has anyone used this with a DI box in front of this unit and then plug in to this unit? For example, guitar->di box->this unit, if so did it work?**
A: Yes you can do that.  I plugged a guitar to a Behringer Ultra-G GI100 DI box.  I ran the DI box line out to the MicroMON MA400 monitor input and listened through the headphones plugged into MA400,

**Q: Do most of you use the aux send's to send the signal to these units? Sounds like the levels to the monitor in in not very good, is that true?**
A: I tried to use it as a mini mixer between my guitar and an aux send from a mixer. (Guitar 1/4" -> direct box transformer -> xlr to ma400 -> xlr to mixer) However, the aux send signal from the soundboard is low Z balanced (xlr). I tried using a xlr -> 1/4" TRS adapter, but it is too quiet. (The ma400's 1/4" input is NOT low Z compatible. Only high Z.)Solution: lowZ to highZ transformer. (Or a Direct Box reversed. A direct box is a highZ/lowZ transformer.) You can use an adapter to make this work. (Female XLR to female XLR for mixers with XLR sends.)I have searched for in-line lowZ xlr  to highZ xlr, but I cannot find any. Good luck!For those unfamiliar, here is a breakdown:Direct Box is: also called direct input/direct inject/direct interface/DI. They all mean the same. This changes voltage from highZ to lowZ. See below.1/4" is: 6.3mm jack.TRS is: Tip-Ring-Sleeve. TRS is: a 1/4" with 3 conductors (2 black rings).TS is: a 1/4" with 2 conductors (1 black ring).XLR is: ground/shield, hot, cold.XLR is: almost ALWAYS balanced/mono. (Rare exceptions are xlr camera power supplies and 5pin stereo xlr)Unbalanced is: hot, ground/shield. No protection against interference.Balanced is: hot, cold, ground/shield. Hot is +1.2volts. Cold is -1.2volts. If hot volts changes, cold helps even it out. (Gets rid of static/buzz)LowZ is: low impedance. Almost ALWAYS used with balance signals. (Used by anything XLR, 1/4" balanced, low power signals)HighZ is: high impedance. Almost always used with unbalanced signals. (Used by high power stuff like headphones, speakers, magnetic pickups in guitars)TRS can be used for lowZ balanced mono (same signals as XLR). Or it can be used for HighZ unbalanced stereo (Same signals as headphones).Just an example: highZ signal plugged into lowZ = too loud.LowZ plugged into highZ = too quiet. (This is my problem with ma400!)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Get this if you want to hear yourself on stage.
*by K***R on June 20, 2025*

I'm a professional musician, I do guitar and lead vocals in a full band and in acoustic solo shows. I really wanted in-ear monitors. I got some cheap in-ear monitors, but even though they have a volume control, they sometimes do not work with certain PA systems, or they just don't have enough power to give me enough volume. I bought this product to try to solve that issue, and it's working. It adds additional power and volume to in-ear monitor systems. You can run a quarter inch instrument cable from the PA system's monitor outputs, line out, or even headphone out depending on the setup. Plug that cable into the monitor input on the behringer thingy, then plug your in-ear monitors or regular headphones into the behringer thingy. You will now have more power and volume, and an additional volume control so that you can hear the monitor mix from the pa. It's always hardest to hear the vocals, so there is an additional option you can use separately or together with the monitor mix. You can plug your vocal mic into the behringer thingy, then plug the behringer thingy into the mic input of the PA system. The PA system will just be getting your microphone signal like it normally would. No fuss for the sound guy. But, you can then hear your vocals at a much louder level that you can turn up and turn down. If you do it this way, you can hear just your vocals OR just the full PA mix OR both, and you can control their volume levels separately. So if you're looking to get in-ear monitors, also get this product so that you can have more power and control. In-ear monitors by themselves might not be enough unless you get really high-end expensive ones. With this product, you can get cheap ones or you can just use regular headphones. I recommend Bluetooth headphones or actual wireless in-ear monitors.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Its a necessity if you play Drums with a Click or Metrenome
*by A***Y on August 18, 2014*

If you use a Click track or a metronome then this is a vital part of your set. My brother is a killer drummer who has been recognized by Guitar Center, and also he played behind Christian Artist Eddie James. I bought him one of these for his birthday cause he complained about how he never could get a good mix with his headphones. I saw this on Amazon and decided to try it. BEST PURCHASE EVER!!!!! Now when he goes and plays at different venues all he does is require them to send him an even mix of the music and he can control how loud the click track is as well as the mix. It doesn't stop there, it works as a DI box as well, he can send the track to the mixer and they can separately control it to the house or other mixes on stage. It doesn't stop there either, this Bad Johnson has some sort of ground lift or noise cancelation technology in it. I'm not sure what it is cause I've never just looked at it closely enough, but most the time when something has a complete loop through the system you'll get some sort of buzz, hum, squeal, or echo, well this thing completely eliminates that problem, it also cancels the click track from coming back through. I'm a pianist and sometimes I use my laptop to add certain sounds to accompany what I play through Midi, I'm going to buy one of these to hear my own mix to hear it cleaner through my headphones, I'm also thinking about getting one for everyone in our worship team in our church. These things are handy and you can always find a place for them. My brother brings this thing along before he brings his custom set of cymbals, snare, or foot. If you are reading this, just go ahead and buy it, its worth 3x more than what its priced for....believe me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid box, great price, affordable personal monitoring
*by M***L on July 2, 2015*

I bought 5 of these guys to use with my band for personal in ear monitoring. Can't beat the price on them, and they perform pretty well. We're using them connected to one of the new Behringer XR-18 digital mixers where each band member has his own AUX buss output to control their individual monitor mixes. We connect them using XLR cables direct to the mic input on these boxes. We have found that there is a delicate balance between sounding great and getting distortion and have to get the gain structure setup right. We had to dial down the aux outputs to be around -25 Db in order to not overdrive the preamp in this box. But that makes sense because it is expecting a mic level input to it. I haven't been able to tell for sure, but a couple times I think I did get distortion when I turned up the mic level on this box high also, so I think that something was overloading inside too. But, keeping the level input around 1 o'clock has worked well for me. Also, the XR-18 supports putting a compressor on the output of the auxes which is something we're experimenting with in order to help curb any surprise distortion as we all get into what we're playing. The boxes seem pretty durable and we have just used some "command" removable velcro strips to stick them onto amps, keyboards, etc to keep them in place. I love that they have dual sized headphone outputs so we can use either size easily. The only issue we've had so far is making sure that we don't leave the power supply bricks behind at our gigs ;)

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