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Old 07.06.2005, 09:50 PM
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I currently have the ESI Juli@ connected inside my computer. It doesn't have a headphone output connector and basically, my question is this - what can I do to be able to use headphones? I would simply like to be able to mix at night and not use my monitors which would annoy my neighbours.

I don't use a mixer and the soundcard output goes directly to my monitors.

It has 2 line ins and 2 line outs, MIDI I/O, S/PDIF I/O.

Any suggestions would be great.

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Old 08.06.2005, 04:44 AM
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better to buy a small mixer. its realy not recomended to control your monitor volume by digital means,lowering it digitaly means losing resolution plus,with a mixer you will be able to connect your headphones.
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Old 08.06.2005, 06:04 AM
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if you are going to get headphones, go with the sony 7506's. Flat, responsive, and great if you plan on mixing in headphones.
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Old 08.06.2005, 11:39 AM
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Ok thanks for your comments
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Yeah....either a mixer or one of these devices like Mackie Big Knob, or Presonus central station.
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if you want a good passive device which wont colorize your sound but wont cost you tons try suzy.
balanced,xlr or pl headphones out aswell analog volume control...
http://www.synthax.com/synSUZY.html
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Like Merlot said, the sony 7506's are great!
That's what I use and I really love them.
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Old 08.06.2005, 04:25 PM
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hey guys, I use Sony mdr-7506 too. Very good, really recomend it.
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Old 08.06.2005, 05:03 PM
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Seems like the Sony 7506's are coming highly recommended. They are quite expensive from UK stores (?149.99) but I suppose it might be an idea to invest in a decent pair. I've always thought don't buy second best you might aswell get the best you can. Will look into buying some soon.

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Akg offer good headphones for decent prices.
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