Best recording options (guitar/bass and microphone)

[maxstar]

Sonoma Guitar Jack model 2 seems good, as it has a guitar and mic input. iRig seems like it is so so. I see also Apogee Jam, and Peavey's Ampkit Link.

Seems iRig and Peavey use the 1/8" input, while the Sonoma and Apogee use the bottom slot, not sure if that makes a difference.

Thanks!

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[dcodella]

Hello, Daniel from Sonoma Wire Works (makers of GuitarJack) here. Saw your post and just wanted to point out why a dock connecting device is the better than using the headset in. The headset input inherently has a lot of crosstalk (noticeable with recording and input-monitoring), and the only way to have access to communicate with software (necessary for stereo recording and more) is via the dock connector. GuitarJack offers the quieter and software-controllable dock connector route. If stereo recording is important to you, you'll want a dock connecting device as the headset input is limited to mono.

GuitarJack is better than alternative dock connecting, device-powered accessories because it is the only accessory that offers all this and more: stereo recording and simultaneous voice and instrument recording with recording apps like FourTrack and StudioTrack; a 1/4 inch instrument input with configurable pad, Lo-Z and Hi-Z modes and 60 dB of continuous level control; a 1/8 inch stereo mic/line input with configurable pad and 60 dB of continuous level control; and an 1/8 inch stereo output with increased drive for headphones.

Thanks for considering GuitarJack, we really appreciate it.

[maxstar]

Thanks! Pretty much confirmed what I was thinking.

I run a music blog, and was wondering what the likelihood of being able to review GuitarJack for my blog would be? I'm an aspiring musician, but I know several other established musicians that would be able to make quality recordings, thus giving it a quality extensive review, which would inevitably end up ranking fairly high in search engine results. Cheers.