iRig Guitar Interface for iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch for P1199 (40% off) Rock concerts feature pyrotechnics more often than aquatechnics, mostly due to the danger of electrocution and the water solubility of drummers. Practice rocking sans the danger of drowning and fire with today’s Groupon: P1199 (P2000 value) for an iRig Guitar Interface for iPh... preorder now- 40%

iRig Guitar Interface for iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch for P1199 (40% off)

Highlights

Compatible with iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch
Creates a mini studio for guitar and bass players
The AmpliTube FREE app available on the App Store allows the user to use the following tools:
- 3 Stomp boxes (Delay, Chorus, Distortion)
- 1 Lead Amp
- 1 Cabinet
- 2 Microphones (Dynamic and Condenser)
- Single track recorder

Fine Print

May purchase up to 2 Groupons
Pick-up available from to March 19 – 23, 2012
Pick-up at Groupon office: Unit 1-D, La Fuerza Plaza 1 Compound, 2241 Don Chino Roces Avenue, Makati City, from Monday – Friday during office hours (10:00am – 5:00pm)
Printed Groupon, government-issued ID and credit card used for purchase must be brought for pick-up
Authorization letter must be brought if person collecting is not one who purchased the Groupon
Delivery will begin on March 26, 2012 and will take 5 – 7 working days
Any item not claimed by end of pick-up date will be automatically delivered to the customer
No refunds allowed 7 days after receipt of item
Additional charges will apply for delivery outside Metro Manila
Free delivery within Metro Manila
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Rock concerts feature pyrotechnics more often than aquatechnics, mostly due to the danger of electrocution and the water solubility of drummers. Practice rocking sans the danger of drowning and fire with today’s Groupon: P1199 (P2000 value) for an iRig Guitar Interface for iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch.

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The iRig from apple is a mystical thingamajig that makes rocking out easier and inexpensive. Real guitar stomp boxes usually cost an arm and a leg, but with the iRig’s AmpliTube app, musicians are given access to three effects pedals. Delay gives strings a fine echo to notes that contemporary indie rockers use today, while Distortion or Fuzz Box creates warm, dirty sounds to inject that integral rock & roll vibe to playing; finally, the Chorus pedal bends tones to create sounds with roughly the same timbre and nearly the same pitch. The Apple app also comes with one lead amp, one cabinet, two microphones, and a single track recorder to produce your own tracks.