iRig Mobile Guitar Interface Adapter for Smartphone and Tablet
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iRig Mobile Guitar Interface Adapter for Smartphone & Tablet: Connect Your Guitar and Explore Mobile Music with Ease!
Transform your smartphone or tablet into a true music platform with the iRig Mobile Guitar Interface Adapter.
Compatible with most smartphones and tablets, it allows you to plug in your guitar directly and use creation, recording, or practice apps with minimal latency.
Made of high-quality plastic with solid metal connectors, this adapter ensures reliability and durability for daily use. Lightweight and compact, it’s easy to carry and perfect for guitarists on the go, mobile recordings, jams, or online music lessons.
Ideal for modern musicians looking to combine performance and mobility, it opens up a universe of digital creative possibilities, from simple tuning to advanced effects and multi-track recordings
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iRig Mobile Guitar Interface Adapter – Your Pocket Studio
Instantly transform your smartphone or tablet into a true mobile recording studio!
This compact adapter plugs directly into your device’s mini-jack socket to open the doors to the most popular amp modeling and effects applications, such as AmpliTube.
Whether you’re on the bus, backstage, or on your couch, simply plug in your instrument to start playing, composing, or improvising with minimal latency.
Designed for musicians on the go, this ultra-light converter, weighing only 26 grams, slips effortlessly into a guitar case or a jeans pocket. Its robust plastic structure and reliable metal connectors ensure excellent daily durability.
It’s the perfect tool for quickly laying down demos, working on your tracks with headphones without disturbing others, or giving online music lessons while remaining perfectly mobile.
Technical Specifications
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Materials: High-quality plastic casing, durable metal connectors
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Color: Black
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Dimensions: Interface body approximately 5 to 12 cm (cable included)
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Weight: 26 g
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Inputs/Outputs: 1x 6.35 mm Jack input (for guitar/bass), 1x 3.5 mm Mini-Jack output (for headphones/speaker), 1x 3.5 mm male TRRS Mini-Jack output cable (to smartphone/tablet)
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Compatibility: Electric guitars, basses, electro-acoustic guitars, ukuleles, and keyboards with a standard jack output. Works with most smartphones and tablets equipped with a 3.5 mm audio jack
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Power Supply: No batteries required, the interface operates completely passively
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Package Contents: 1x iRig Guitar Interface Converter
Technical Details
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the interface connect, and do I need an adapter?
A: The interface uses a 3.5 mm male mini-jack plug to connect to your device. If your recent smartphone no longer has a headphone jack (like the latest iPhones or Android devices), you will simply need to use the original adapter (Lightning to Jack or USB-C to Jack) provided with your phone to connect the iRig.
Q: Does this adapter require batteries or recharging to function?
A: Not at all. The circuit is entirely passive and self-powered by the signal from your instrument and your smartphone. You can play for hours without ever worrying about the adapter’s battery.
Q: Can I plug something other than an electric guitar into this box?
A: Yes, absolutely. The standard 6.35 mm jack input accepts any instrument equipped with a microphone or line output: a bass, an electro-acoustic guitar, a plugged-in ukulele, or even a synthesizer.
Q: Do the metal plugs withstand repeated connections?
A: Absolutely. Although the device body is made of lightweight plastic for easy transport, the internal connectors and plugs are metal-reinforced to withstand daily connections and disconnections of your jack cables.
Q: Does the sound come directly out of the phone’s speakers?
A: No, the adapter usually mutes your device’s internal speaker to prevent feedback. You must connect headphones or external monitoring speakers to the female mini-jack output (marked with a headphone logo) located on the iRig’s casing to hear your instrument modified by your application.



