Guitar Audio Interface for iPhone: Portable Amp Modeling
Plug your guitar into your iPhone and play through a full amp and effects rig from the sofa, the bus or a hotel room. The interface is small enough to live in your bag, and AmpliTube handles the tone.
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Plug your guitar into your iPhone and play through a full amp and effects rig from the sofa, the bus or a hotel room. The interface is small enough to live in your bag, and AmpliTube handles the tone.
Plug your guitar straight into your iPhone and play through a full amp and effects rig
- needing a bulky amp to practise or record
- carrying heavy gear while travelling
- expensive studio setup for basic tone
Your iPhone becomes a full amp rig in your pocket
Stop hauling a heavy amp to every practice session. Plug your guitar into your phone and go from silent corner to full tone in seconds, anywhere.
One small interface, one plug, zero amp
- Plug in, skip the amp
The yellow guitar plug seats firmly into your guitar's output and a short cable runs to your iPhone. The phone does the amp work, so the bulky combo stays at home.
- Real controls, right on screen
AmpliTube shows gain, volume and tone, plus cabinet selection and a live level meter. Dial in a sound by touch and watch the meter to keep the signal clean.
- Headphones make it silent
A headphone jack sits on the interface body, so you can practise late without waking anyone. The amp sound stays in your ears.
From guitar case to playing in under a minute
- 1Plug in your guitar
Slide the yellow plug into your guitar's output and feel it seat firmly.
- 2Connect your phone
Link the interface to your iPhone with the short cable.
- 3Open AmpliTube and play
Pick an amp and cabinet, set gain low, then raise it while watching the live level meter.
Everything you need to start playing
- Guitar Link audio interface×1
Matte black body with a yellow guitar plug
- Phone connection cable×1
Short cable linking the interface to your iPhone
Your guitar, out of the corner
The amp that never came along
Setting up an amp for a 20-minute session feels like too much work, so the guitar stays in the corner. Every skipped session is a riff that never gets finished.
Your phone, finally a real rig
One yellow plug and a short cable connect the guitar to the iPhone you already carry. The AmpliTube app supplies the amp, cabinet and effects, so the tone comes from your pocket.
Play now, before the riff fades
Pick it up, plug in and play. The interface is small enough to slip into a bag, so the next idea gets recorded the moment it shows up.
From first plug-in to daily habit
- First useYour first sound through your phone
Connect the interface, open AmpliTube and hear your guitar through the on-screen amp. Adjust gain and tone until the sound feels right.
- Week 1Practice sessions without an amp
Short headphone sessions at home become easy to fit into the evening, so the guitar gets picked up more often.
- 30 daysSong ideas captured on the go
Record riffs whenever they come up. Saved ideas are much easier to build into full songs later.
Why this, not a combo amp
| Guitar Link + iPhone | Portable combo amp | |
|---|---|---|
| Fits in a pocket or bag | — | |
| Uses a phone you already own | — | |
| Silent headphone practice | Partial | |
| Record ideas on the go | — |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
It uses a phone-style plug and a short cable, so check that your iPhone model has the matching port before you buy. The guitar side uses the yellow plug that seats into a standard guitar output.
For practice, demos and song ideas, yes. The on-screen amp gives you gain, volume, tone, cabinet choice and a live level meter. A stage rig or a pro tracking session still needs dedicated gear.
You are buying one interface and a cable, with no amp to haul or set up. If guitar turns out not to be for you, you have spent a fraction of what a combo amp costs, and your phone is still your phone.
Your guitar, your iPhone and the AmpliTube app. Headphones are optional but make quiet practice easy. Browse our headphone jack adapter range if you need more wired options.
Yes. The headphone jack on the interface body keeps the amp sound in your ears, so late sessions stay quiet for everyone else in the house.
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