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Works perfectly, very good quality sound. Only issue I have is the direct monitoring is always on through the headphones regardless of the switch position, which means I hear the sound through the guitar as well as the effect sound coming through my phone at the same time. Can become quite annoying.Update: Amazon exchanged my Go Twin for another and it works perfectly fine.

small unit, usually use focusrite kit but wanted a small unit to work with the iPad 13 and iPad pro on GarageBand.Works perfectly.only issue is that it doesn't come with a cable to connect usb c.i bought one but it didn't work. Using the standard usb with an an adapter works fine though

I already had the Go Vocal and was impressed, but I wanted a 2 channel version. The instructions were very sketchy and aimed at Apple products. Several people had commented that it didn't work with Android. It does, but you need to buy another cable , either a 10 pin usb mini to usb C (very hard to find) or use an adaptor to usb C for one of the provided cables. They really ought to include this.The other puzzling thing is the lack of an on off switch. In fact it springs to life when everything is plugged in. Now you are up and running, it works very well, giving clean recordings from both condenser and dynamic mics and instruments.It's a pity it can't link to midi keyboards with only usb connections however.

Good product. I am using it for live situation connect my acoustic guitar to Bias fx on IPAD

It doesn’t work after having it connected to iPad for any more than 2 minutes you have to disconnect and reconnect to get it to work then you only have about 2 minutes to work with your daw this happens when using cubasis or GarageBand.

It won’t work with iPad Air 5. It doesn’t come with a USB-C cable only a lightning cable. I bought an adapter for lightning to USB-C and it won’t work.The Go Record app won’t let you pause recording which then increases editing time.I’m having to send the item back which is really frustrating

This is, in principle, a fantastic idea. An interface for xlr and 6.5mm jack inputs which you can use anywhere because it's battery powered as well as being bus powered and optionally mains powered. Except I've had two and both suffer from the same problem - the battery powered element doesn't work. Works fine connected to a Mac but hook it up to an iPhone or iPad where it needs onboard juice and it doesn't work using either the supplied batteries or fresh Duracells or energisers. Really disappointed.

I have "the original" IK iRIG Duo Pro, which works flawlessly on iOS 15.Thought I could use a second unit at half the price.Sometimes you get a lot more than what you pay for, sometimes you get just what you pay for.But sometimes not even that.Which sadly is the case here.This clone is less sturdy built than the IK.But that was expected, and it is not that bad.But the sound is very glitchy and it doesnt work at all for more than a few minutes.Then it has to be unplugged and plugged in again, which gives you another few minutes.Midi in and out is not recognized.When it comes to Apple-compatibility, thirdparty-vendors has to stay on top of the IOS-upgrades, otherwise the units stop working.Apparently IK Multimedia does just that, and Music Tribe does not.Amazon does not refund nearly as much as it has cost me to ship it back, although the unit is not working as advertized.Instead of saving me money, this affair has now cost me 25€ in postage and still no second unit.If you want this functionality, buy the original.