Fischer Amps Mini Bodypack w. VolumeControl

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Mini Bodypack

  • With volume control
  • Input: XLR
  • Output: 3.5 mm mini jack
  • Made in Germany
Available since August 2005
Item number 183264
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Type Volume Control
62 €
Including VAT; Excluding 5,90 € shipping
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Dispatch expected by Wednesday, 20.03.
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163 Reviews

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Great product but not as simple as it looks....
Anonymous 14.01.2016
I bought this product to use live as a headphone amp for a wired in ear solution. I play drums and I originally had the Millennium headphone amp, but it was a little time consuming getting set up with a lot of cables. This seemed like the perfect solution according to the details...literally plug and play. What it doesn't tell you in the details is that you need an amp to run it. I thought this was the amp so all I'd have to do is plug a cable into the Aux out on the desk, into the 'amp', plug my earphones in and go. But when I tried it I only got a weak signal from one side. After chatting to a friend who used them, he explained that they need a power amp to run from. I have since reverted back to my old Millennium set up live, and I use this in the studio for practice and my interface provides the power to run it. Other than that, a great piece of kit for the price. Durable, small and robust.
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Does what it says on the box
Anonymous 25.04.2014
I spent quite a while looking for one of these things - My options were to spend about three times this amount on something from Canford, or to take a chance with this guy. As it happened, that was a good choice - it's a robust little unit which is very thoughtfully put together. It's very slim, so it's barely noticeable clipped to a belt. I'm pretty sure I could run over this thing several times, and I'd be surprised if I'd even manage to chip the paintwork. The XLR connector is locking (as you'd expect), which for a belt-mounted device is a bit dangerous, as anyone who has tripped over while wearing a ClearCom will tell you. Your trousers will rip before the cable comes out... so when that happens, just hope you're not on-stage trying to look important.
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Essential for hardwired iem imo
Anonymous 27.02.2015
This runs as part of my hardwired iem setup and it's the one part that I haven't changed in the setup since starting to use them. It's clips on my strap easy and is very handy for on the fly volume changes when needed. I normally run it from a rolls headphine amp and the two work great together. I did have to make up a special lead when I got the rolls because this has the xlr input but not too much hassle. The stereo jack version is probably more useful in that situation. When you roll the volume back it looses some top end which I actually prefer on longer gigs so my ears don't tire. Wouldn't do an iem gig without one of these.
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Fisher Amps Mini Bodypack
Demosthenes 03.06.2015
Excellent choice while compiling the Mini body pack with a good quality pair of headphones (in ear). No battery needed and small size makes it a perfect use for any musician.
Currently working in musical theatre where monitoring implementation would not be choice. Just need a good proper mix and the rest is done.
The volume control gives the opportunity of a master control while performing.
Regarding the price: It is the best quality on what you pay.
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