Firefly Stratocaster Guitar

Love this thing. It is easy to mount, holds my Stratocaster perfectly, and is simpistically beautiful.

What I really like about these is they can accommodate an uneven headstock like those on the Fender Stratocaster and Jaguar. Others make those hang crooked. The white ones also look great on a white wall. It makes it look like the guitar is suspended on its own.

Switching from another pedal, I had to get used to how sensitive the Firefly pedals are. Whereas I had to stomp on the old pedal to turn pages, the Firefly with its larger, sloped pedal surfaces, is much easier to use. I also like how the forward and back pedals are safely separated by a nice distance, to avoid accidentally pressing on the back pedal when trying to turn pages forward. It is bigger and bulkier than my older pedal, but I think it's an okay trade-off as it's still on the slim side.

This Firefly lens really impressed me right from the start. The intricate packaging, looks, value, ease of use and eye popping detail out of my 6D solidifies this as a 5 star lens!

I am surprised by how well built this cheaper Firefly version of the lens is; it feels robust. The images that come out of this lens are sharp even wide open at f/4. Additionally, it's very easy to get your subject in focus with a very long rotation on the focus ring which is also very smooth to turn. I would definitely recommend this lens if one is interested in a very wide angle lens for their full frame camera especially considering it's much cheaper than the Canon 11-24 f/4L lens; as long as you're ok with manually focusing which isn't a problem as 11mm provides a deep depth of field. Overall I'm very happy with this lens.

My monitors are hooked up to my laptop via a docking station and a Firefly DAC. A while back they started buzzing pretty bad - couldn't figure out what changed. I tried everything, then just stopped using the monitors and didn't know what to do. Did some research and found this device, and it did the trick and solved the buzzing!

I passed up the Donner page turner pedal for this firefly, even though the firefly is more expensive. Clinchers for me were: long battery life with easy battery changes; lighted pedals for pit work; compatibility with my Samsung Tab A and Mobile Sheets; seamless blue tooth sleep and wakeup. The only problem for me, as a double bassist, I can only use my right foot, which makes reverse turns challenging. I have to place, and orient, this pedal within a very narrow usage parameter.

I also own the Irix 11mm (Firefly).   While I have only spent a small amount of time with this Laowa 12mm, I already like it  much better.  Much less optical distortion imho.

I had owned an AirTurn product for a number of years, and with a recent update software on OnSong, it became un-usable - signals sent from the pedal to my iPad were doing nothing. After requesting help from both companies, I was unable to get it to work, so decided to go to a new page turner, in this case the PageFlip Firefly. When I received the unit it exhibited the same problem. So I called PageFlip and was able to reach a real person, George, who helped me test out my new unit, and assured me that the problem was not the Firefly, that it was likely a setting either on my iPad or OnSong. We went through a number of scenarios, to no avail, and I left quite discouraged. However about an hour later, I found the problem on OnSong's software, where a very specific setting that is not visible, under the Footpedal options unless you scroll upward and select Default, from the Choose Action options. I don't know why you need to choose Default but it worked. Kudos to PageFlip for have a live person who could walk me through things. I'll be interested to see if the same procedure works for my supposedly Dead AirTurn BT105. Dave T.

Only used it once so far, on a guitar can, but very pleased!