RemoteAmp - Personal headphone/Earpiece Amplifier
The RemoteAmp is a simple battery-powered personal headphone amplifier.
Use the RemoteAmp as an IFB earpiece or headphone amplifier, or as an on-stage monitor headphone amplifier. This low-distortion, 1 watt amplifier will cut through the crowd noise without distortion.
The RemoteAmp clips to your belt and accepts a 3-pin XLR audio input from a mixer, distribution amplifier, telephone line hybrid, or a handset interface like our QuickTap IFB. You’ll like the convenience features, such as the separate power switch, which allows you to leave the volume control set at a comfortable level.
The RemoteAmp is housed in a lightweight aluminium diecast enclosure with stainless steel belt clip with battery test button and indication.
A new BeltPack range has also been introduced which includes RemoteAmp-2, RemoteAmp-3, RemoteAmp-Blue and the BluePack.
Click here for further details: BluePack, RemoteAmp-2, RemoteAmp-3 and RemoteAmp-Blue - BeltPack range
The Beltpack range includes:
- RemoteAmp-Two - Listen-only 2-input headphone amplifier with cabled connection
- RemoteAmp-Three - Listen-only 2-input headphone amplifier with cabled connection and built-in Loudspeaker
- RemoteAmp-Blue - Listen-only 2-input headphone amplifier - with Bluetooth and Cabled connectivity
- BluePack - Two-Way Bluetooth Reporter Tool - Mic plus Line Inputs / Headphone plus Earpiece Outputs - with Bluetooth and Cabled connectivity
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Inputs: | XLR female, 4K ohms input impedance, 100 mV RMS nominal (+12 dBm maximum) 46 dB maximum gain. |
| Outputs: | 3.5mm mono 150 ohms, 1/4 inch mono 8 ohm. 100 milliwatts nominal. |
| Size: | 13 x 6.9 x 3.3 cm (5.1 x 2.7 x 1.3 in) |
| Weight: | 280g |
FAQs
- Will the RemoteAmp work with my QuickTap IFB?
- Yes. The RemoteAmp will take the balanced output from the QuickTap IFB and send it to a 1/4" headphone jack as well as a 3.5 mm mini jack. You can now use headphones, an earpiece or both.
- Can I get more gain out of my RemoteAmp?
- Yes. Take the back off of the RemoteAmp. You will find a jumper which will give you enough gain to boost a healthy microphone level signal to headphone level output.
