Apogee JAM Guitar Input

Apogee JAM Guitar Input

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Product Information

  • Overview

    Studio quality guitar input for iPad, iPhone, or Mac

    Jam brings the legendary sound quality of Apogee to iPad, iPhone, and Mac. Now you can have a pocket-sized, plug in and play interface at an unprecedented price and experience ultimate tone with the guitar amps and effects in GarageBand or other compatible applications.

    Pristine digital sound for ultimate guitar tone

    Jam is a premium digital device featuring PureDIGITAL technology that delivers your guitar's true tone to your iPad, iPhone, or Mac without compromise. JAM is the first high-quality interface that makes a digital connection to both iOS devices and Mac. You will notice the difference between the sound quality of Jam and other similar products.

    Crank it up or down with easy level control

    Jam features an input gain control knob. This rotary style wheel is conveniently located on the side of Jam for easy thumb access and allows you to dial in the level of your guitar without accessing software.

    Status and level indication

    It's easy to tell if Jam is set up properly by the status light on the top panel. If it's green, you're ready to rock and the light becomes your input level indicator. If it turns red, you're rocking too hard and you need to turn it down with the gain control knob.

    Plug in and play

    There's no difficult set up or configuration. Just plug in, open your favorite software such as GarageBand or Logic and rock out.

    Apogee Electronics—Setting the standard since 1985

    For over 25 years, Apogee Electronics has been a leader in professional digital audio. Apogee products are used in some of the most prestigious recording studios around the world and have been instrumental in making countless GRAMMY and OSCAR winning recordings.

  • Highlights

    • No configuration, just plug in and play
    • Easily adjust input levels for any instrument
    • Works with GarageBand, as well as any Core Audio compatible application on your Mac
    • Designed specifically for electric guitar and bass
    • Multi-colour LED for status indication and input level monitoring
    • High-quality locking output connects directly to the iPad, iPhone and dock connector port or the USB port on a Mac
    • PureDIGITAL instrument connection delivers pristine sound quality with 44.1kHz, 24-bit analogue-to-digital conversion.

  • Did you notice?

    PureDIGITAL is a technology that delivers your guitar's true tone to your iPad, iPhone, or Mac without compromise.

  • Apple Recommends For

    Beginners and seasoned players who want a high-quality guitar sound for practicing, recording, or just jamming on both iPad and Mac.

  • What's in the Box?

    • Apogee JAM Guitar Input
    • .5m/1.6ft cable for connection to iPad and iPhone
    • 1m/3.3ft cable for connection to Mac
    • Quick start guide
    • Velcro strip

  • Tech Specs

    • Connections : USB 2.0
    • Height : 0.9 in./2.89 cm
    • Width : 1.2 in./3.05 cm
    • Weight : 1.6 oz./45.4 g

  • System Requirements

    Mac

    • Mac OS X 10.6.4 or later; iOS 4.3 or later
    • Intel
    • 1GB minimum; 2GB recommended
    • USB 2.0 (for Mac); Dock connector (for iOS devices)
    • GarageBand, Logic Pro, MainStage or any Core Audio compatible application

  • Manufacturer Information

    Part Number

    • Mfr. Part Number : JAM
    • UPC or EAN No. : 805676301006

    Warranty

    • Note : Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service. The documentation and packaging for this product is in English.
    • Warranty : One year

Compatibility

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iPhone models

  • iPhone 4

  • iPhone 4S

iPad models

  • iPad (1st generation)

  • iPad 2 (2nd generation)

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Questions & Answers

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  • Can I plug apogy jam into a guitar amp for live gigging?

    • Asked by David W
    • 22-Nov-2012

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    Yes - Absolutely. I preform on a regular basis using this as a tool. In fact I am doing it right now . You can plug your guitar into the 1/4" on the jam and then plug the 'jam' into your iPad/MacBook. Use aplitube or GarageBand etc... You then need to use a 3.5 mm audio cable that is male on both ends to connect the headphones jack on the iPad/MacBook to your amp. You will need a 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter to plug the cable into you amp, just make sure you get a mono adapter - most of the ones you will find at audio stores are all stereo - your amp and most mixing boards for live shows will be mono and if you are using other apps in the background on your iPad it will only pick up one half of the stereo sound. You can 100% use this for live shows, I do it all the time. I also use MainStage, an app for my MacBoook Pro which allows even more in depth pedal settings for live concerts. I specifically bought this to do live shows - It is fantastic! I have never even tried recording with it :) …

    • Answered by Matthew C from Montreal
    • 18-Apr-2013

  • Is there a risk of damaging my built in sound card or my speakers on my macbook pro when I use this product?

    • Asked by Leo S from Pooler
    • 05-Mar-2013

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    Your sound card should be fine. As to the speakers just monitor the sound level and you should be fi ne. After a certain level of volume distortion takes place and could damage the speakers just like in the home or car. I personally prefer headphones because you can really hear what's going on...plus it takes stress off of your comp speakers.

    Another thing to consider would be some external computer speakers or even some decent studio monitor speakers designed specifically for home recording. I record music into my mac and never use the built in speakers because they can't handle all of the mhz ranges. Hope this helps!     …

    • Answered by Angelo K from Austin
    • 21-Mar-2013

  • 4th Gen iPad & JAM - buy now with 30 pin adapter or wait for native lightning version of JAM?

    • Asked by Duncan E
    • 03-Nov-2012

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    Chris A, sorry I ended up deciding to wait for apogee to release a JAM with a native lightning adapt er - which they haven't done yet, but apparently they are going to... …

    • Answered by Duncan E
    • 10-Feb-2013
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