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Published on 09/05/11 at 08:25What can I say? We put a battery, you plug, it works. It could not be simpler.
I use it with the application of Agile Partners Ampkit recognized immediately.
Rating: 8 - I enjoyed setting the volume of input and output on Ampkit Link
The Ampkit Link has a big flaw, despite its stack: there is indeed feedback. As a noise gate is mandatory and a kind of unpleasant metallic sound persists.
This is unfortunate because the simulations of Ampkit are quite correct for the price.
Rating: 6 - once accustomed to the feedback it goes better, but still ... shame
Small disclaimer: This opinion concerns only the Ampkit Link, not the application Ampkit!
In the end, without the worry of feedback, the Amplink Kit is a mini guitar interface just right. So, can not be used for anything a little bit of exploitable (I think, for example, GarageBand iPad).
Nevertheless, given its size and price, it's a very interesting tool for the guitarist on the go.
Final score: 7.
I use it with the application of Agile Partners Ampkit recognized immediately.
Rating: 8 - I enjoyed setting the volume of input and output on Ampkit Link
The Ampkit Link has a big flaw, despite its stack: there is indeed feedback. As a noise gate is mandatory and a kind of unpleasant metallic sound persists.
This is unfortunate because the simulations of Ampkit are quite correct for the price.
Rating: 6 - once accustomed to the feedback it goes better, but still ... shame
Small disclaimer: This opinion concerns only the Ampkit Link, not the application Ampkit!
In the end, without the worry of feedback, the Amplink Kit is a mini guitar interface just right. So, can not be used for anything a little bit of exploitable (I think, for example, GarageBand iPad).
Nevertheless, given its size and price, it's a very interesting tool for the guitarist on the go.
Final score: 7.