I believe places are blowing out the griffin iconnect studio for $40 (sweet water) could be a good opportunity for people to get a decent cheap dock interface
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Animoog and filtatron are on sale for thanksgiving.
Last weekend I ran my Jazz bass into a modeled version of the 800RB (JamUp Pro), and used my Zoom B9.1ut strictly as an effects unit, as opposed to using it for amp/cab modeling. Out front, it was the closest I've ever gotten to a true GK sound without actually using a GK rig, and when I kicked in the Zoom's Envelope Filter, there was only one word to describe how funky it sounded.
"Skanky."
While the effects in these apps are good, some of the realtime processing in actual floor units sound better.
Our guitarist also went amp less for the the first time in his life, running Ampkit on his MacBook, and using his iPad for his keys. His tone was simply amazing, and his biggest issue was only that he couldn't get his tube emulator to work with Mac AmpKit. I told him the easiest way to make that happen was to use BIAS on his iPad, and to run Sampletank on his MacBook. He's been fiddling with it for a few days, so I hope to hear what he has at rehearsal tonight. Should be fun.
The reviews I've read have been mostly positive. Some didn't like the action of the pedals/buttons, and some had a bit of trouble getting it setup with a few apps. From the reviews I've read, I'm still inclined to get one. Heck, I could use two of them, really. I wonder how I'd setup two of them, though. It would be nice if the one app that translates the bluetooth data to MIDI would allow multiple pedals.
IK, if you're listening.... Bias for the 5th gen Touch and iPhones is VERY HIGH on my wish list right now. Please, please, Please, please, Please, please, Please, please.![]()