RapcoHorizon has introduced its new i-BLOX Smart Phone Interface at Winter NAMM 2011 (Booth 4568, Hall C).
The i-BLOX serves as an audio interface that connects an instrument to an iPhone amplifier as well as mobile recording applications.
The 6' interface cable connects the i-BLOX to a musician’s smart phone through the headphone/microphone input jack. The interface itself includes a momentary bump switch to start and stop the iPhone music player application, a separate jack for headphones, a strap clip which can attach to the musician’s belt or instrument strap, and a pre-terminated 2' lead with a hand soldered right angle connector.
Pricing and availability have not been announced.
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