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The IK Multimedia iRig HD 2 is a high-definition guitar audio interface designed for musicians who demand quality and versatility. With a 1/4" Hi-Z input, 96 kHz sampling rate, and multiple connectivity options (USB-C, Lightning, USB), it allows for seamless integration with iPhone, iPad, Mac, and PC. The interface features a distortion-free amplifier, headphone output with preamp control, and access to exclusive content in AmpliTube, making it an essential tool for both practice and recording.
| Audio Input | USB |
| Maximum Sample Rate | 96 KHz |
| Operating System | Windows, macOS |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Supported Software | AmpliTube, AmpliTube 5 SE, TONEX SE for Mac/PC |
| Item Weight | 1.28 ounces |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 3.9"D x 0.83"W x 1.54"H |
T**S
I like it so far, to early to really tell.
We have an old iphone 7, and we tried this to record high quality live audio for our band videos. So far it does what it says it does.
D**S
ok
Todavia no lo probe pero debe ser muy bueno por lo que vi en videos!
R**N
Works but IK's and iOS software isn't great
The unit itself is plain black plastic and feels like it should cost $20. It works with an iPad but there's no way to adjust individual app volume in iOS so if you try to jam along with Spotify for example or use two apps at once the volume levels are completely mismatched. I got it to work in Win11 but only after uninstalling my audio driver and messing with a lot of settings. IK's Tonex and Amplitube apps are pretty cool but when used on an ipad it produces continuous low level static. The best app if you're using this with an iPad is Primo by APFX, a free download.
D**S
Roll with the changes a great device
Great device
R**.
Perfect!
Works perfectly!
A**R
Simply garbage.
Utter garbage. The first one didn’t work with my iPad Pro, I replaced it. The second one also didn’t work. Technical support from both Amazon and IK Multimedia was not helpful at all. I’ve returned it and am waiting for the Fender Link I/O to be released.
D**1
Can’t Use iPhone Speaker Anymore — Great Interface, But Not for Quick Practice or Casual Playing
I’ve used the original iRig HD for years and loved how easy it made things. I could plug in my guitar, launch an app, and play through my iPhone’s speaker—no headphones required. It was perfect for practicing or jotting down quick ideas wherever I happened to be.I picked up the iRig HD X expecting more of the same, but it turns out the new features come at a cost. Because it includes a headphone jack, iOS now routes all audio through the device. That means you can’t hear anything from your phone’s speaker anymore. Headphones or an external output are required.If you’re using it for more structured recording sessions, this might be exactly what you need. But for simple, portable use? The original iRig HD is still more functional.I’ll be returning the HD X and sticking with what works. For studio work, I’ve got a separate interface. For everything else, the original iRig still does the job beautifully.
C**
Fun and portable works with iPhone
Super fun device was very useful, especially if you have limited space to work
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