I love this box. Easy to use and has lots of gain. The rotary mix knobs for A and B as well as the direct input are a great user asset! Well worth the money.

While not the most exciting piece of gear, it is one of the most critical for live tracking, and this works very well. I love having the main mix and click on separate, controllable stereo signals so that you can dial in the amount of gain on the line input for channel A and B to optimize for volume/distortion, and then have a 3rd aux channel for each amp channel. This means all 6 players can mix their own personal mix for the click, the track, and themselves, and can toggle mono, etc. for those who want 1 ear open. It gets very loud and to date there have been no complaints about not being able to hear. Most people have it between 12-3 oclock with the input gains for A and B around noon. There's enough headroom on the inputs to push it even louder but I haven't had a need yet. I think the additional mic input for talkback is a unique touch, because you can hook up a footswitch and mic in the live room and artists can trigger it and talk back as needed.

My only gripe is the power button on the back, but at least for me that's not a serious issue, I can reach behind the rack.

This is a well made single rack mount unit that allows me to provide six different mix channels (3 Stereo). I don't need all six headphone output channels but I've been able to customize the two I don't need for quick mix changes. I would recommend this to any serious studio owner.

I recently purchased the Presonus HP60 for one of my rooms here at 2 Cat Studios. I already have a couple of Samson units and a Behringer unit. The HP60 was purchased to replace the Behringer. The Presonus is a vast improvement over the Behringer. Audio quality is out so much better. It is so clean that when on, with out any signal, you can't tell it is on. So far, all of my regulars have been blown away by the improvement. This unit cost at least double the cost of the Behringer but was well worth it. Of late, I have become a Behringer fan, having purchased an X32 for front of house at sound reinforcement jobs and an Air x18 for smaller setups and both units have proven excellent. But the Behringer headphone amp was noisy and got noisier, as you used channels closer to the power supply end of the unit. The Presonus is amazingly quiet! I would recommend the HP 60 to any and everyone needing a great headphone amp for their studio.

I replaced a Behringer 4 channel headphone amp that died. I really like the price and having 6 channels as opposed to 4 as well as reliability.

I bought the headphone amp to correct sound levels in a small rehearsal room in my home. I was under the impression that I would be able to set a individual mix for each band member. It seems that I am only able to add or subtract overall volume to each headphone. This could have been done with another brand for a couple of hundred dollars less. I may be missing something but the manual that came with it is just about useless and the PerSonus website is not any better. Granted I am not a sound tech but " Independent Mix Control" should mean that you are able to give each person a mix between themselves and the rest of the room.

i bought this for my studio live 24.4.2 so i ran each of my outs on the board to the in's on the hp60 and along wit the q mix app each of the 6 people can have there own individual mix i use it to just hear my drums sometimes :) i'm in love with ths headphone amp :) thank you sweetwater and presonus

I love this unit! There is more than enough headroom and it will allow for 3 separate channels for tailoring your headphone mix. The unit is robust, no "wall warts" and easy to operate. Thanks Vern Crews at Sweetwater for the recommendation.

I've been a PreSonus Central Station owner for years, so when I bought the HP60 I knew it would do the job well and as efficiently as the rest of the PreSonus line-up. I run a project studio, mostly a one person operation, but every so often I have to bring in session players and outfit them with monitoring. The HP60 handles this chore quite well. I use it in conjunction with the Central Station.

I have two RM16AI's and I Have Two HP60 Presonus Headphone amp. They are in difront rooms and a hocked up with DB25 of the back of the mixes's. The mixers are hocked up with AVB and a Motu Switich. It all work good and I love it

The features on this unit are great. The performance however, is lacking. In a word, it is "noisy". Introduces spurious static and high frequency humming despite ground lifting etc. The power is also over hyped. I still have to use an amp on the other end to give musicians enough headphone level.

Great unit to record with. I really like the punch.

Always had problems with volume using a saffire audio interface....once owned a Behringer headphone amp which had more than enough amplification....I can say this, this is much cleaner sounding than the Behringer at same volume...

I had to replace my Presonus Monitor Station which bit the dust. Everything works as claimed with my HP60. My only gripe is that the talkback button is momentary only (does not latch). Other wise it's working really well so far.

We used this as a solution to solve volume problems in our tiny rehearsal space, everyone has their own personal mix, controlled via myFader on iPhones.. it worked so well, we use it on small stages now too! It's a very inexpensive monitoring solution that works like a charm

We have a StudioLive mixer we use with this. Wireless in-ears are ideal, but this makes them much more economically possible. We run our aux feeds straight to the HP60 (through a snake) and run headphone cables to our musicians on stage. Sounds great and plenty loud! Each musician controls their own mix with their iPhone. Boom, personal in ear monitors for cheap! :) Keep producing these great products Presonus!

I bought this as I needed a basic headphone amp for the studio floor, and it has worked really well. I use the "A/B" mix control for adding in a click track, or mixing in a solo channel with the main monitor mix. Also has a provision for a talkback mic. Good unit!

Works good use it in my home Studio.Send six Oux in to the back of the HP60 and send the main mix and click tack in to 1& 2. This gives me six ch. of Stereo Mix for my Studio. It Was Cheep for what it did for my Studio. Sound is nice and the one rack space is nice to.

Bought two for my Studio. Absolutely clear sound and easy to use!
Highly recommend.

Bought two for my Studio. Absolutely clear sound and easy to use!
Highly recommend.

Just finished my first session with the HP60 and am very happy with it's performance. The unit is very solidly built with little to no noise in the phones and plenty of volume (no complaints from the drummer). The talkback feature is very useful and freed up the input channel I was using for talkback. I couldn't give it the highest rating though because of the (minor) design decisions I don't like about it.

These are:
Power switch is on the back (ugh!)
The power on light is the talkback button. (Seems strange, but I guess it saves money manufacturing)
The labels for the chanels are printed below the knobs and therefore hard to read if the unit mounted below eye level.
Would have preferred a second set of phone outputs on the back instead of the stereo extension out.