ARTMyMONITORII Personal Headphone Monitor Mixer

I'm a professional gigging musician. I've only used this device once, so far. It's built solid and audio quality is more than adequate. All the right inputs for on-stage monitoring of your instrument, mic, and house monitor mix. It is superior to the Rolls. Now I'm looking for a nice little case to transport it in.

I bought it with the idea to adapt it to a 1U custom rack panel, and it fitted ok.It has all the inputs I need, and even more. The max levels are also very high, and it is also ok to me. I suppose the noise level is medium quality, actually I can't really judge as I don't have other headphone amp in this price range, also this is not a key parameter for my use case (just check CD-player songs and make first tuning pass of my scene mike wiring and preamps). So I am happy about it, for what I do.Note: US version comes with a 110V/US plug adapter. I have had to replace it for EU

Perfect for IEM. I fill in on piano / keys / vocals for some groups, and it is often difficult to get a good monitor mix to hear myself. I use IEMs this box is perfect. Out from keys and mic into this and through to the snake / stage box. I don't have particularly good IEMs (215s), so I can still hear the other members / vocals well enough. So haven't used the stereo input from board on this, would like to try it at some point though.

It really does everything that I need but the sound it produces isn't great, very flat. I critically listened with this in and out of my chain and it was pretty rough. I would only recommend to someone who "isn't worried" about how good it sounds. It works well and the feature set it there.

This is a very well made unit, and one that solves several monitoring problems- but it didn’t quite work for me. I was hoping to use it in line with my bass guitar, as it has both a “line” and “Inst” setting on the 1/4” phone jack input. The problem is that with only a 9 volt power supply, it lacks the dynamic range to handle a magnetic pickup. The microphone input works just fine, and if you’re looking for a personal microphone monitor, I can recommend it for that. The line input also works fine if you’re careful with levels. But for electric guitar and bass- nope. I ended up using a Phil Jones BigHead, which works perfectly, and also functions as a digital I/O and allows you to mix in an auxiliary source to practice along with. That a can recommend unreservedly- but it does cost three times what the ART costs.

I've tried several of these type of boxes, and this is the best -- plenty of headroom, clear sound, tons of volume, and not as noisy as the others. I wish they would add a PAD switch for the mic input...maybe for the next version. Highly recommended!

Not enough power...Great retailer experience though!

Muy buen producto, con una limitación, al utilizar mic condensados en mixer de baja calidad no puedes ,monitorear tu mic, al parecer se satura la señal