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IK Multimedia IK Multimedia iRig 2 Guitar Interface for iOS, Mac and Select Android Devices

IK Multimedia IK Multimedia iRig 2 Guitar Interface for iOS, Mac and Select Android Devices

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The iRig 2 from IK Multimedia is a guitar interface that provides you with an easy way to connect your electric guitar or bass to your iPhone, iPad,

IK Multimedia iRig 2 Mobile Guitar Interface for iOS

The IK Multimedia iRig USB instrument audio interface gives guitar and bass players an affordable and easy way to practice, play and record at home or on the go. This digital version of IKs widely popular iRig 2 features a sleek enclosure with USB-C connectivity and comes bundled with IKs latest amp and effects modeling technology. Easily record your ideas or jam along to your favorite backing tracks with killer tones and no other gear required.

IK Multimedia iRig USB Guitar Audio Interface with USB-C

IK Multimedia iRig 2 Mobile audio interface for guitar Regular imports iRig 2 is the successor to iRig, the mobile audio interface for guitar, which has gained the highest popularity in this market. Many new functions are condensed in compact body such as input gain adjustment dial, 1/4 inch standard out terminal for amplifier connection, and support for Android, while keeping the usability of iRig intact.

IK Multimedia IP-IRIG2-PLG-IN iRig 2 Guitar Interface for Smartphones and Tablets, Black

IK Multimedia IP-IRIG2-PLG-IN iRig 2 Guitar Interface for Smartphones and Tablets, Black

IK Multimedia IK Multimedia iRig 2 - Guitar Interface for iPhone

IK Multimedia IP-IRIG2-PLG-IN iRig 2 Guitar Interface for Smartphones and Tablets, Black

IK Multimedia iRig 2 Mobile Guitar Interface for iOS

IK Multimedia iRig 2 Guitar Interface for iOS and Mac Reviews

Ik Multimedia iRig Pre 2 Microphone Preamplifier Like many of today’s musicians, rs and broadcasters, you probably rely on the professional sound quality you get from using an XLR microphone. But for mobile, on-the-go audio and video creation, XLR mics present some challenges. Many require phantom power, and at best, using them also means dragging along a laptop and boxy audio interface to get the mic preamps along with the phantom power you need.