Apogee 1M Lightning Ipad Cable For Jam

This cable works just fine with the Apogee Jam and it's more reasonably priced than many other Hirose-to-USB cables.

I purchased this to connect a microphone to an Apogee Jam which is made for guitars and it performed perfectly. Hosa is not a brand that I normally purchase, but the price is nice and this seems to be one of their better made items. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs a simple Hi/Lo transformer.

This cable does what it's supposed to do - over a 2m distance. Other brands were not as reliable over a 1m distance...

Just plugged it into the lightning connector of my iPad, with an HDMI cable it connected instantly to a projector. Seemed a bit pricey but Apple connectivity, quality, and guaranteed compatibility is worth it. A great travel accessory for connecting to hotel TVs.

I wanted the kids to be able to watch YouTube videos on a TV, this adapter made it happen. It was easy to connect my iPad to the television. Just insert the lightning plug into the iPad (or iPhone), connect to the TV via an HDMI cable and connect a lightning charging cable to the adapter and watch. Whatever is on the iPad shows up on the TV. The kids use the iPad as a controller and both can watch full size videos.

Perfect with my Apogee One!

Plan on coupling the cable with my new Jam speakers. Sounds great!

This is a great product. Works seamlessly with the iPad and B&H got it to me with lightning speed!

I bought 2 of these over the last year. Love that is has lightning for my phone and usb-c for my iPad.

MOTU strikes again with this solid little interface. I'm the proud owner of not one but TWO MOTU 828's. I was looking for an interface that could do two things: 1. Give me SIMULTANEOUS MULTI TRACK INPUTS into my iPad which is running Cubasis3 for live recording. 2. Give me an interface to my iPad so that I can use LOOPY and TC Helicon's Voice Jam Studio when I play out live. The UltraLite MK5 does it all. NOTE! I don't use LOOPY or VOICE JAM when doing multi-track recording in Cubasis3. Likewise, I don't use Cubasis3 when playing out using LOOPY and VOICE JAM. I also use a Behringer Ultra Gain Pro-8 and it's light pipe (fiber optic) output to add the hardware for an additional 8 channels of input to the MK5. One last thing... my only disappointment with this unit... when playing out live and running LOOPY and VOICE JAM, the ONLY inputs that get signal into (and out of) the iPad are the two Mic/Line/Instrument jacks on the front. The other line inputs just don't work for doing live looping. Oh well. Buy one. You won't be disappointed.