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FREE APP*

by | Mar 24, 2020 | | 0 |

*The first 25,000 copies of the PolyTune™ iPhone App are free of charge, and afterwards the price is going to be $9.99. The PolyTune™ iPhone App is a 1:1 port of the award-winning PolyTune™ pedal tuner, and it...

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Stand Mount Your iDevice

by | Jul 21, 2014 | | 0 |

There are as many ways to mount an iPad or iPhone to a mic stand as there are reasons to do so. Personally, along with all the typical applications, I use my iPad as: a teleprompter when doing videos; a music source for wedding...

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