Fire-Eye Red-Eye Twin
Key features
- •Input: high-impedance, greater than 1 million ohms, maximum 1 volt peak-to-peak level.
- •Low-impedance, balanced, XLR output, 600 ohms, will drive long cables to mix-board.
- •Boost button with volume control for amplifying solos.
- •A / B Stomp Button selects alternate instrument.
- •Mode Switch allows playing alternate instruments or both instruments
BrandFire-Eye Development
CategorySignal Processors
Fire-Eye Red-Eye Twin
List Price: $429.23$386.31DEALYou Save: $42.92 (10%)
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Very well thought out unit
mswlogo•June 24, 2017
This thing is built like a tank. My only wish is the input gain existed on the Single Channel version which is why I bought this one.
I use the Boost in "reverse". I set normal volume with Boost ON. And then tap the Boost button to cut myself "Out" when I want to. When I don't know tune well enough but I still want to play along with the band.
I use the Boost in "reverse". I set normal volume with Boost ON. And then tap the Boost button to cut myself "Out" when I want to. When I don't know tune well enough but I still want to play along with the band.
I was able to get a true acoustic guitar tone ( using Behringer PSM with Westone In Ears) I highly recommend this product from F
Steve Hotra•March 31, 2017
I found this product mentioned over at The Gear Page. I have a K&K Pure Mini Western, installed in a 1973 BC Rich B28 dreadnought guitar. I' have used a LR Baggs preamp. This Fire Eye is way easier to use. I could plug in and play, without having to mess around with EQ. I was able to get a true acoustic guitar tone ( using Behringer PSM with Westone In Ears) I highly recommend this product from FireEye.
I've been wanting a preamp exactly like this for years for my flat top and Dobro
John Draper•August 23, 2016
This is a very well-conceived, well-constructed piece of gear. There's not much to say other than it works as described. I've been wanting a preamp exactly like this for years for my flat top and Dobro.
The sound is very transparent and you can dial in volume and highs for each instrument. I love that it can run on a 9V or phantom power and you don't have to deal with a wall wart. Some might think the Red-Eye Twin is overpriced, but when you gig regularly with multiple instruments, you'll find it is worth every cent.
The sound is very transparent and you can dial in volume and highs for each instrument. I love that it can run on a 9V or phantom power and you don't have to deal with a wall wart. Some might think the Red-Eye Twin is overpriced, but when you gig regularly with multiple instruments, you'll find it is worth every cent.
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Odog17•August 13, 2016
I was using the single Red-Eye with my fiddle and it was perfect. This is even better because now I can switch from fiddle to mandolin, adjust my volume for each, and still have a boost, plus it's still a Red-Eye. It's awesome, simple, and rugged. Can't beat it.
What I love about this is that although it seems simple
Soundman008•February 3, 2015
I purchased this after playing several gigs where I was dissatisfied with the metallic sounds I obtained when playing an acoustic/electric through a guitar amp with an "acoustic" setting. I was set to buy another product, but changed to this one based on the endorsements and reviews. I now run two separate acoustics through this and into the band PA system. Both acoustic guitars sound very natural through this product. I suspect that the other product I was going to buy would give a similar result IF I had the settings right. What I love about this is that although it seems simple, it is optimized for a natural acoustic sound and so I can be more of a musician and less of a technician.
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