jamesholt

The other option I can think of is to go digital with the headphones system, and use something like Behringer's PowerPlay P16-I with a passive splitter to give them all individual feeds, and then they each get a P16-M.

 

The first solution keeps everything analog and is going to be cheaper. The second option gives us the P16-M units for when we upgrade to having an X32 or similar. But then the P16-I unit would be redundant, as I can't see an Ultranet input on it to use it with an X32

The Behringer S16 / Midas DL16 has a mode which allows it to be used as a standalone analogue head end to a P16 system (mode 9), essentially doing the same thing as the P16-I but with XLR inputs and finer gain control. It only has one Ultranet output so you'd also need to purchase a P16-D hub, however the upside is you could then repurpose the S16/DL16 as a digital snake when upgrading to an X32 console :)