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Apogee Jam Plus

The Apogee Jam+ offers studio-grade recording in a portable and user-friendly interface

Those familiar with Apogee Electronics through popular products such as their ONE, Duet or line of Symphony I/O rack mount units, know them to have a signature sound and a long history of audio quality and clarity. Recently, Apogee released the Apogee Jam+ to their retailers worldwide as their newest addition of truly portable instrument interfaces.

The Apogee Jam+ serves as the latest model to its predecessor, the Jam, which initially launched across Apple stores in 2010. With upgraded technology, features, and still maintaining that crystal clear Apogee sound, the Jam+ is bound to become just as popular among its users, if not more so.

Features

The new Jam+ comes with an effortless set-up and user-friendly controls. A simple gain knob sits at the bottom of the face, and when pushed allows the user to toggle between ‘Clean’ mode and ‘Overdrive’ mode, which models drive/distortion guitar pedals and even lets the user fine-tune their level of distortion. Just above this knob sits the ‘blend’ button. When pushed, the monitored signal can be either 100% output signal or a 50/50 mix between output and input.

As far as connections are concerned, the input consists of a standalone 1/4″ instrument input jack so that any instruments with a pick-up can be used with this unit. On the other end of the Jam+, sits an 1/8″ headphone jack for monitoring, and a micro-USB port to plug into your phone, tablet, or computer.

All purchases of the brand new Apogee Jam+, when registered, will also include an additional bundle package of Bias FX Jam Software from Positive Grid. This includes three amp simulators, six effects, and a collection of guitar pedal simulators as well.

Bias FX Jam Software
Bias FX Jam Software

Pricing

The Apogee Electronics Jam+ hit the market at a retail price of just $159.99, and is available to purchase directly from the Apogee website, or at a local Apogee retailer. While it’s not quite yet available from Apogee’s Amazon store, it may well be in the near future. Go grab one today to plug in and start jamming!

Jimmy Byrne

Jimmy Byrne is a music producer, audio engineer, and musician living in Chicago, IL. Under his own company ByrneOut Productions, he has worked with a variety of artists & bands from throughout the US on the overall production and studio recording of their music as well as other audio-related projects. Looking ahead, Jimmy hopes to continue growing his career and company, build professional relationships with musicians and other industry professionals, and somehow leave his mark in this ever-changing industry.

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