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Red Eye

Little Labs Red Eye
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Description

The Red Eye is a passive “re-amp” box/direct box with unique expansion capabilities. The high quality passive direct box in the Red Eye features phase reverses and earth lift.

At the push of a button the Red Eye converts from a direct box into a re-amp box with its own input and output connectors. The re-amp in the Red Eye features earth lift, phase reverse, and level control.

Daisy-chaining multiple rack-mountable Red Eyes (4 units fit a 1U space), with the supplied expansion in and out rear jacks and front panel expansion button, opens up the further creative potential of the Red Eye. Multiple guitar level impedance outputs can be created from a single balanced line level source, allowing you to correctly interface multiple vintage effect pedals or re-amp to multiple guitar amps.

When used with any active direct box, whether it be a Little Labs Multi Z DI or other brands such as Avalon, Demeter or Evil Twin, the Red Eye creates a superb quality guitar level/impedance multiple output guitar splitter with as many outputs as Red Eyes in the rack. The Red Eye also can be used as an expansion box, creating extra transformer-isolated guitar level/impedance outputs for the popular Little Labs PCP Instrument Distro.

The heart of the Red Eye is a Little Labs custom wound transformer. This transformer was chosen for its sonic characteristics and is made with the same core material and winding technique as the legendary UTC transformers found in many classic pro audio devices.

Discussions

recording guitars, soul, funk, disco vibe

...dickishly. Hippie smiley edit: The idea of hitting something like the little labs red eye and sending the guitar to a DI and the amp simultaneously is my favorite concept, as you have the amp for the vibe for the guitarist, but the DI for tweaking later. more...

Speaker level to line level?

Chris… I think you’re making this more complicated than need be. You did the smart thing by asking Driftwood. Just follow their advice: a DI with a pad. I’d recommend a passive Radial Pro DI

Speaker level to line level?

...this option seems like it would work, but then how do I incorporate my reamp/di box, the little labs red eye? Just seems unorthodox with 2 DI’s. I know I’m over thinking this but I can’t figure how to make this signal chain work completely.

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