Apogee JAM Guitar Interface for iPad, iPhone, and Mac  

Just plug into you iPad or iPhone and I use it withGarage Band or Dave Mustaine's app. It's easy to use.

I haven't had any issues 

It's sort of expensive but it works great so it's worth it.

I can take it with on weekend trips. I will be using a lot this summer.

Pristine sound. Works great with GarageBand on iPad, iPhone and my iMac. Very easy to use. Just plug in and play.  I have played my Strat , a Roland V accordion and an  acoustic with a Sunrise pickup through the Jam and all sounded perfect.

This is my third guitar interface for iPhone / iPad, and the first one that's actually useable. The others were fundamentally flawed because they were artificially amplifying the signal. This one used the iPod dock connector to do it correclty. The inline gain control, simplicity of design, and mostly the amazing audio quality add up to a clear winner.

Solid construction, and includes cables for both iPad and computer

I wish it were a little less expensive, but I still think it's a great value

I wish I could afford more Apogee products

Pretty straight forward. It's an input device, but the gain setting is important so you can adjust depending on our guitar pickups.

Sound quality is great considering the medium in which the signal is being recorded (iphone and ipad). Build quality is ok, plastic. Probably could not take real heavy abuse but we shall see.

It's apogee, so it's pricey. Is it worth the price? Not quite, but since there are no other choices to rival the sound quality- I don't really have a choice

It works with Jamup, Sonoma 4 track, and Garage Band. It does not work with Amplitube. I think the limitation is not the device, but the apps and medium to where it's going. You are not going to get professional results from an Ipad. What you will get is nice quality demos - and this device gives you the best conversion going in. Garage band's guitar modeling is good for cleans and terrible for overdrive (fizzy and digital). Jam Up is the best sounding guitar modeling app, but I can't use it to multi track like I can in Garage Band. Sonoma 4 track is where you can really hear how well this device converts to digital. Hopefully more quality apps will surface where I can get the full potential of this device in one app. I like it, but felt is was a tad overpriced.

Nothing special here but wow it's a really great practice tool for guitarists on the go. I was really shocked at how good it sounds with my IPad 2.

Quick setup, works right out of the box with GarageBand. Built fairly sturdy with good cables.

Don't be fooled by the other interfaces like irig. I bought both and the Jam sounds much better from a tonal standpoint and there is less static, pops and clicks.

I couldn't be happier with the money I spent on this interface. It's very mobile and when I travel it's great for practice and getting down ideas. It works very good with Ampkit which was developed by Peavy but the add-ons can get pricy. For what the jam is intended for, it won't let you down. Don't expect to get e same quality as a more expensive interface and you won't be let down. You can download Ampkit from the app store.