Red eye preamp

[Mr Blues]

I haven't used my red eye for a while but yesterday tried it with my Seagull entourage rustic concert hall size guitar.
Which has a fishmen Sonitone pick up on it.
The red eye really sweetend up the sound. It gave it a crisp clear open detailed sound.
I am a huge fan of the red eye preamp ever since Phil Marino (our American friend).
Introduced me to it when I brought it off him.

[Slim]

I haven’t used mine in awhile. You’re inspiring me to pull it out of the cabinet and put it on my board. I do like how it improves string separation.
Tim

[Mr Blues]

Exactly Tim. Before I was using the hall of fame reverb pedal and. Set it on plate reverb. The sound was good. But then when I swapped it for the red eye the punch clarity and seperation was so sweet.
The Red Eye really does wonders and No I'm not employed by Red Eye.
I am genuinely excited about the preamp plus it makes really good guitars shine even more.

Dave

Dave

[pmarino]

I'm glad to hear you're still loving the Red Eye.

[Mr Blues]

Yes very much Phil. Thanks.

[Mandobart]

Originally Posted by Mr Blues

Exactly Tim. Before I was using the hall of fame reverb pedal and. Set it on plate reverb. The sound was good. But then when I swapped it for the red eye the punch clarity and seperation was so sweet...

You can still use the hall of fame reverb pedal in the RedEye effects loop.

[Mr Blues]

Cheers Mandobart.
Yes I will use that option too.
They are both great pedals.

[Chriscom]

Thanks for this recommendation. I've always been unhappy with the sound of my Sonitone (especially compared to wonderful tone of the Martin GPRS1 it's buried in). Think I'll give it a shot.

[El Conquistador]

I was an early adaptor of the RedEye. Still use it, still love it, still get compliments on my sound.

Steve

[The Kid!]

It makes everything sound better.

[steelvibe]

Yup, Red Eye is a fantastic piece of gear. I love mine!

[Marty C]

Originally Posted by Chriscom

Thanks for this recommendation. I've always been unhappy with the sound of my Sonitone (especially compared to wonderful tone of the Martin GPRS1 it's buried in). Think I'll give it a shot.

I have the same guitar and love the sound unplugged and really enjoy playing it. The unplugged sound I can only get good with my Play Acoustic.

I would be interested to see how it goes with the red eye.

[Woodstock School Of Music]

I have a twin Redeye and it sounds great on everything I throw at it.

[guitarman68]

Exactly the same with me - guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, dobro, weissenborn, banjo: redeye takes it all.