Fischer Amps In Ear Amp 2

I decided to use in-ear monitors , because of the size of band I play with, there are so many open mics that wedge fold back causes so many sound issues. I looked at wireless in ear, but the frequency response is poor compared to wired, (unless you send BIG money), because I'm a drummer wireless wasn't really necessary . After comparing specs of just about every wired system I could find, I chose the Fischer Amp2. The ability to pan the channels or just have a mono mix, was ideal for separating the band so I have a more natural soundstage in my ears. There is an aux input, so I can add a click track without using up a stereo channel, and I can adjust the aux level independently of the main mix. There is an output for a low frequency transducer ( ButtKicker )with a built in crossover.
I use this amp with the Fischer remote volume control ( worth the extra outlay), which allows me to keep the amp in a rack with all my other electronics to the side of the stage, and adjust the volume from a belt-clip.
When I purchased this amp, I wasn't certain how I would get on with in-ear monitoring, so I paired it with Shure 215 monitors( so not too much money wasted if I didn't like it).
But, now I can say I am a convert to in-ear, the sound quality is amazing, the adjustability is fantastic, the ability to control MY fold back volume is superb.
THE best thing is that everything is done at a lower volume, so my ears don't ring at the end of a gig, or practice anymore. I wish I had gone down this route sooner, maybe I wouldn't have tinnitus now.
If you are still reading this review, you are serious about in-ear monitors, look no further you have just found what you need.

Really sturdy built by people with a lot of experience with IEM.
Fits nice in a 19' rack setup.
The auxiliary input is handy for connecting a metronome or backtrack without being dependent from the FoH or Monitor guy.
The output for a buttkicker works well and has a Low-pass filter built in that is optional, so this can be used as a separated output for other appliances.

Built with the german quality & durability you can expect from Fisher

As I am a drummer I use the Fisher Amp 2 together with a "butt shaker" mounted to my chair. I also run a metronome trough the amp.
The Fisher Amp is obviously built with high standard quality in mind.
As mentioned great features are controls for tactile monitor and ability to connect metronome and/or other.
The sound is very good, and it has a highly appreciated limiter that will save your hearing when the monitor mixer feed you high db feedback.
Highly recommended for drummers, and others !