IK Multimedia introduces iRig Stomp, a stompbox guitar interface for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Guitar and bass players can now integrate their iOS signal processing apps into their existing live pedalboard setup
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iRig Stomp is based on AmpliTube iRig interface and is compatible with iOS guitar/amp/instrument apps. With its standard stompbox shape, iRig STOMP has various features found in an iOS audio accessory.
Features:
- Aluminum-cast enclosure designed to integrate into a traditional pedalboard.
- Can be used inline with other effects pedals, or directly connected to amplifiers or PA systems using regular ¼” guitar cables with no need for adapters.
- Allows adjustment of the signal for guitar and bass levels with its input gain knob.
- Active battery-powered output circuit designed to improve headroom, especially when used with amplifiers in the AmpliTube app reducing feedback and crosstalk when recording.
- The bypass switch allows engaging or bypassing the AmpliTube app chain of effects – like a traditional stompbox – for integration into an existing rig.
- Form-factor can be carried on the road.
- Features a 3.5mm/1/8” jack for silent practicing with headphones.
- Includes AmpliTube Free app and can be used with any other guitar processing app that uses the iOS mini-jack
Pricing & Availability
iRig Stomp is available for $59.99 and will be available in the spring 2012.
For more information: www.irigstomp.com
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