JOYO Guitar Audio Interface Pocket Internal Recording Sound Card
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About JOYO Guitar Audio Interface Pocket Internal Recording Sound Card
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
98% liked the rugged and durable build, while 2% found it flimsy
The product suits my needs perfectly as it is small and portable.
I can directly input a 1/4 inch jack mono, maybe stereo, into my phone.
98% found it compatible, but 2% experienced compatibility issues
The device has a plug and play feature and connects easily to my iPhone.
I was pleasantly surprised that the device came with a lightning adapter and USB-C cable, indicating its compatibility with my iPad.
I tried Tonebridge and Guitar FX apps on my android phone (s10+) but they were not compatible and did not modulate the sound of input. I was asked to spend $60 bucks for something that I found out would not work later.
98% appreciated the variety of connectivity
The device has a plug and play feature that connects easily to my iPhone, which is very convenient.
The device worked straight away without any fiddling and has a monitor jack so I can hear what's being sent to the device.
98% liked the size and weight
The device comes with a USB C to USB C cable and a lightning adapter for using it with an Apple Phone.
The device has a tiny design and is easy to carry around for practicing live looping with a guitar.
I did not mention the size and weight of the device.
99% praised for its crisp and clear sound
When I record the bass guitar directly to my phone using this device, the playback is clear.
98% found the user interface intuitive, but 2% found it confusing
I have been searching for a perfect guitar interface to connect my iPad, headphones, and guitar for lessons on Fender Play and using the pedal board on bias effects mobile on my iPad or phone.
I received a USB C to USB C cable and a lightning adapter for using the device with an Apple Phone.
I found the plug and play feature of the device very convenient and easy to connect to my iPhone.
I found that apps like Tonebridge and Guitar FX did not work as expected and tried to get me to spend $60 in 30 minutes, which I later found out would not work.
