Testseek.com have collected 19 expert reviews of the IK Multimedia iRig Amplitube and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for IK Multimedia iRig Amplitube .
August 2010
(84%)
19 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Anybody out there remember the Rockman? It was this little personal guitar amplifier, about the size of a Sony Walkman (adding “man” to anything portable was all the rage in the 80s, you know).The Rockman let you play distorted guitar through headphone...
Great practice tool, No audio latency, Clean settings sound good, Plenty of effects in full version, Includes a tuner and metronome, Different priced versions of AmpliTude,
Distortion and Overdrive, Expensive applications when added to cost of iRig, Battery intensive, No direct access to the iPod, Last month IK Multimedia announced AmpliTube iRig for the iPhone, iPod touch, and the iPad. It became available in the iTunes store recently, and looks like one of the truly unique products for budding musicians. This hardware and software set up gives you a mobile g
Wide tonal flexibility. No perceptible latency. iRig is the best guitar interface we’ve tried.
Processorintensive realtime amp emulation makes it a battery drainer. The full software should have been bundled with the iRig.
We haven’t seen anything else this feature-rich. AmpliTube is like a private playground for guitar geeks, and the iRig is the key that opens it.AmpliTube iRig...
Abstract: Both the GuitarConnect and iRig allow you to plug your guitar into your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. The iRig is more expensive and requires you provide your own 1/4-inch guitar cable, but has better overall sound q..
Abstract: Soundspezialist IK Multimedia ist bekannt für seine Gitarren- und Bass-Adapter iRig, mit dem man sein Instrument an seinen iPod Touch, sein iPhone oder iPad anschließen kann. Wir haben den iRig-Adapter mit den virtuellen Gitarrenverstärkern “Amplitube”...
Abstract: Fino a qualche anno fa, pensare di trasformare un telefono (o affine) in un potente multi-effetto per chitarra sarebbe stata pura utopia. Per suonare ci vuoleva un ampli “vero”, un set di pedalini in cascata ed, eventualmente, un PC per la registrazione e...
