How to plug my headphones into the E-mu 0404

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Hi,
First of all, let me say I happy to post here, among audio experts !

I've just bought an E-Mu 0404, and I need to know how to link it to my
Sennheiser HD 570.
Well, it should looks like that:

6.35 jack out (Right) ---->
??? <---- HP
single 6.35
6.35 jack out (Left) ---->


Thank you my friends for helping me
Warm regards,
Nicolas VALLET

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"Mike Rivers" <mrivers@d-and-d.com> a écrit dans le message de
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>
> In article <420e1b0f$0$809$8fcfb975@news.wanadoo.fr>
NicolasVALLET@********* writes:
>
> > I've just bought an E-Mu 0404, and I need to know how to link it to my
> > Sennheiser HD 570.
> > Well, it should looks like that:
> >
> > 6.35 jack out (Right) ---->
> > ??? <---- HP
> > single 6.35
> > 6.35 jack out (Left) ---->
>
> Those are line level ouptuts. They might have enough poop to drive a
> set of headphones, but you would really be better off with a headphone
> amplifier. If you have a junker stereo receiver that works well enough
> and has a headphone jack, just connect those two jacks to the left and
> right AUX, CD, or TAPE inputs using 1/4"-to-RCA cables, plug your
> headphones into the headphone jack on the receiver, select the input
> that you've connected to the sound card, and adjust the listening
> volume with the receiver volume control.
>
> You can probably find an adapter cable that has a 1/4" "stereo" jack
> on one end and two 1/4" "mono" plugs on the other. If you want to try
> that, plug the obvious things together. I don't expect it to work very
> well, though.

Thank you a lot Mike.
What kind of headphones amp should I buy ? I don't want to spend more than
150~180 bucks.
Sincerely,
Nick

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"Mike Rivers" <mrivers@d-and-d.com> a écrit dans le message de
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>
> In article <420e7170$0$6621$8fcfb975@news.wanadoo.fr>
NicolasVALLET@*********.fr writes:
>
> > What kind of headphones amp should I buy ? I don't want to spend more
than
> > 150~180 bucks.
>
> There are lots of them that you can get for that or less. I've
> installed a couple of Behringer headphone amplifiers that cost about
> $100, drive four sets of headphones, and have some nice switching so
> that you can listen to one channel through both phones, listen to both
> channels in mono, and even twiddle some EQ. It's not a Manley, but it
> doesn't cost $1,000 either. Furman is another reasonable source.
>
> While it's the cheapst and crummiest of this class of device, you
> might want to take a look at the Samson C-Console. It has a headphone
> amplifier, outputs for a couple of powered speakers, and switches to
> select from a few different input sources as well as your sound card.
>
Thank you Mike.
I will search for these.
Regards,
Nick