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iRig HD 2

The IK Multimedia iRig HD 2 Audio Interface is an audio interface featuring a Hi-Z input, a 96kHz sampling rate, a preamp input gain control and a 24-bit A/D conversion. The iRig HD 2 is a high definition digital guitar interface for iPhone, iPad, Mac and PC featuring a high-quality instrument-level 1/4" Hi-Z input jack and includes detachable cables for Lightning and USB. With a preamp input gain control and headphone output with preamp and level control, this interface has a 1/4" amp out jack with switchable output “FX” and “Thru”. The preamp has a high-quality low-noise, high-definition design and a high-quality 24-bit A/D conversion with a 96kHz sampling rate.

The main features of the IK Multimedia iRig HD 2 Audio Interface include:

Conversion: 24-Bit A/D, 24-Bit D/A
Sampling Rate: 32.0 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz & 96 kHz
Inputs: 1/4" Hi-Z Jack
Outputs: 1/4" Amp Out Jack, Headphone Out
Power Supply: iOS Connection or USB
Includes: Lightning to Micro-USB Cable (60cm), USB to Micro-USB Cable (60cm), Detachable Microphone Stand Mounting Clip, Velcro Strip
Dimensions: 39 x 99 x 21 mm
Weight: 51g

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Software: Yes

Features:

Number of analog inputs: 1-2
Number of analog outputs: 1-2
Number of Microphone Inputs: 0
Number of Channels: 3
Hi-Z Inputs: 1
sampling rate (kHz): 96
DSP Mixer: No
Bus Powered: Yes

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Good but intermittent

Review from: Tosh at 06/05/20

The interface between the app and Garageband isn't entirely intuitive but once I understood that, it's been good for my purposes. I've not really bought for the guitar, so have not really explored amps etc but think the need to purchase extra ones is a bit cheeky.