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ashdown mibass interface/di/headphone practice thing?

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saw this on ebay a few days ago, has anybody tried one of these?

i need to start sending bass riffs to my friends to check out and this seemed like it would be pretty good for that, but i don't want to pick one up until i can get some input, because the only review i could find was terrible awful

i've got a iphone 5s, a samsung galaxy 4 tablet, and a 2010 macbook pro currently
 
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The only bass-specific thing about this are the amp-sims and effect-apps. Every USB-interface that supports core-audio will work on your iPhone and on your Macbook anyway.
If you want to use the amp-sims and effects you have to invest more for the software!
If the general quality is o.k., why not? It's just 111,- (without the software).

Disadvantages: it's mono, it's 16-bit. From just reading one test, I guess you would be better off with a budget-Focusrite interface or similar ones.
Or to be critical: a company that sells bass-gear is putting it's name on a mono device with outdated A/D converters hoping that some (stupid) consumers might suppose that it must be something special for bass-players other companies can't offer....