Fischer Amps In-Ear Monitor BP

the best

a classic, the best don't buy the sweeper ripoffs that don't sound like this one only downside is the battery level control via the led

A Great Little Amp For Stage Use - Wired

First of all, I'm a drummer, therefore I have no real need for wireless connectivity on stage since I'm not moving from my drum throne.

I attached a piece of wide strap to the side of my drum throne with tape and I use a belt clip to keep the amp near and accessible at all times. I can reach for my volume control in less than a second!

That also makes it easy to connect the stereo inputs via 2 XLR inputs from my mixer. The only minimal "problem" I have is the ON/OFF switch is a little bit hard to reach and press underneath the DC input.

The sound is good enough powering my Shure SE215s. I would give it a 4/5 in absolute terms, it's not the absolute Hi-Fi quality, but it's good enough for pretty much everything.

The build quality is good, the amp is very sturdy and comes in a nice plastic carry case. No problems there. I also bought the Fischer Amps DC Power Supply so I didn't try it on battery power yet.

All in all, a great device, very handy and nicely built, I'm super satisfied!

For use on the small stage this is a great little amplifier. Super easy to set up and use. The cable to your monitor output on your mixer can be annoying. I have only used it with the 9 volt battery as I want to avoid the use of another cable running down from my side. I would recommend the use of a rechargeable battery. Battery power gets used up pretty fast but on a full charge you will get a good long gig or two out of it. The belt holder (as with most belt holders on any product) in my opinion could be better.I found a weakness in the headphone socket and care is recomended when plugging in and out.In saying all that I still really like this product so much so that I purchased a second one.The price is acceptable.

top quality

great in ear belt pack- as good as anything else on market

The perfect beltpack for static musicians

I use this product for several years now and it works perfect. As a drummer the beltpack is ideal to enjoy the quality of a stereo-sound without having a mixing desk beside you. This compact BP let's you control the volume and panning but can also mix 2 different input channels. I use this feature a lot in live situations when I want to control my SPD-SX sound (backing track & click) & monitor channel. I would recommend an external adapter from Fisher Amps (connector-lock), so you have no risk on power outage. Since you're already wired up with 2 XLR cables, the power cable is negligible.

Good for running basic in-ear monitoring

I use the Fischer body pack on an almost weekly basis for gigs. It's easy to use and well constructed - I haven't had any problems with it in over a year of gigging. As a bassist I don't move around much on stage so I didn't want to buy a wireless system and the body pack provides a good alternative. I run an xlr cable from the mixing desk and clip the body pack onto my bass strap - I find this makes volume adjustments easier while playing and feels less intrusive than having the pack attached to my belt.

Very robust and sounds great

This are great little units if you want to make a start with in-ear monitoring without the expense of wireless units. The ability to mix between two inputs on the front of the unit is great. The sound quality is good and there's plenty of volume even on a loud stage. They're very robust and will withstand abuse from the talent. Hard to find fault really.

Good amp

This is a perfect little amp for someone trying out in ears for the first time. Its pretty good for its price, Its a little bulky but it also light, the sound quality is good, but not with poor quality in ears.

A very high quality IEM amp

There's a great sound from this IEM amplifier. I use them in conjunction with a set of 1964ears quad driver IEM's and I'm very happy with the sound. The unit is very reliable with a very sturdy build quality. Features are pretty basic, but it has everything you need from an IEM. Two little negative points for me are (a) it doesn't have a dual input, just XLR as opposed to XLR and 1/4" jack. That would have been handy rather than having to use an adapter. And (b) the on/off switch and the stereo/mono switch are quite difficult to depress when they are pressed in. But these are minor issues and I would highly recommend the unit to anyone looking for a high quality IEM solution.

Hard-wired IEM amp

I decided to purchase this having weighed up the financial implications of buying one of the top-end IEM wireless systems. In reality, I don't need to move to far around the stage when performing, so this Fischer setup seemed to be the best way to go.

I'm running my JH16 IEMs off this device and it does everything I need. It comes with a nifty carrying case, so it is well protected when in transit and I've also bought a headphone extension cable, so you can also rest the unit on your amp or elsewhere.