IK Multimedia iRig 2

If you want to use something portable to keep with you on the road, all you need is this, a 6.3mm jack, an iPad, and you're good to go. It's great cause you can plug not only your guitar, but also your bass, synth, and keyboard. Unfortunately however, the sound quality takes toll. The audio constantly goes in and out of phase, so this is not ideal for recording any serious work. I've used it for my personal work, but I had to cut a lot of the takes, and loop the sections that sounded in phase. This usually happens a few seconds after the recording starts. So after a few seconds expect the audio to thin out, and cancel itself.

PROs:
- Portable
- Easy to use
- Cheap price
- Great for beginners

CONs:
- Disappointing audio quality
- Cheap built quality
- Probably better options are available for a similar price

As in the title. Honestly, I was very disappointed because the description on the website says that the irig is compatible with iphone 5, which is not true because it requires a much newer ios that cannot be installed on an iphone 5. after installation on ipad pro, the sound quality is average and suitable for home exercises. Although sometimes it's a waste of time for the exercises themselves to connect it all. The headphone sound when playing "garage band" is sufficient and there is a millisecond delay which annoys me personally ... Quality. The performance is sufficient, poor plastic and the gain control is slightly difficult because the potentiometer is hardly available hidden in the housing. I will not mention the application for this device, the prices are high and for a quite good package you can buy a weak mini combo that will work better for practice.
I recommend it to someone who has a new ios device and wants to record in home quality. I used this for the Squier PB 50s.