Millenium HPA In Ear
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Millenium
HPA In Ear
Product Info
Article Number:
245168
Brand:
Millenium
Model:
HPA In Ear
Category:
Wired In-Ear Components
Price:
$64.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Millenium HPA In Ear is a surprisingly capable little amp for IEMs. It's a great budget-friendly option for gigging musicians needing a simple, portable solution to drive their in-ear monitors, particularly useful for those who want a little more control over their monitor mix than a simple direct feed provides.
Product Description
- Millenium HPA In Ear
- Compact Headphone Amplifier
- Ideal for in ear applications
- Connections: stereo XLR/ jack input
- mini jack headphone output
- mono/ stereo/ mix mode
- Volume and balance/ mix knob
- Stand or clamp mount via a 3/8" thread on the long side
- Operation also possible with 9 V battery (not included - Article Nr. #132579#)
- Dimensions: 170 x 93 x 47 mm
- Weight: 450 g
- Includes fitting power supply
PROS
- • Compact size makes it stage-friendly and portable.
- • Mix mode offers flexibility for monitor blending.
- • Stereo XLR input handles professional-grade signals cleanly.
- • Power supply included eliminates immediate purchase needs.
CONS
- • Plastic construction feels somewhat budget-oriented for frequent road use.
- • 9V battery operation offers limited runtime; requires frequent changes.
- • Limited EQ control; relies on IEM quality for tonal shaping.
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Key Features
Type
Headphone Amplifier
Channels
Stereo
Outputs
Mini Jack Headphone Output
Connections
Stereo XLR/Jack Input, Mini Jack Headphone Output
Power
9V Battery (optional) / External Power Supply
Weight
450 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, it's designed for line-level signals from mixers or other audio sources; a microphone would require a preamp first.
Expect around 4-6 hours of use, though this will depend on volume levels and IEM impedance.
While functional, the plastic housing isn't ideal for constant abuse; a hard case is recommended for protection.
