i-XLR
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i-XLR

The i-XLR is a Lightning-connected XLR interface for iOS devices, meant for reporters and audio professionals who record interview dialogue on a smartphone or tablet. It is a legacy product with a built-in headphone output for zero-latency monitoring.

  • XLR to Lightning interface for iOS devices
  • Works with dynamic and self-powered XLR microphones
  • 3 m shielded cable
  • Headphone output with level control on the body
  • Zero-latency headphone monitoring
  • Compatible with the RØDE Reporter app
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Описание

The i-XLR connects an XLR microphone to an iOS device through a Lightning connector. It is aimed at reporters and other audio professionals who need to capture interview dialogue directly on a phone or tablet. It is listed by the maker among its legacy products.

The unit works with dynamic and self-powered XLR microphones. A 3 m shielded cable links the interface to the device. A headphone output on the body has an adjustable level control, so the recording can be monitored with zero latency.

On the software side, the interface is compatible with the RØDE Reporter app. A datasheet and a quickstart guide are available for download from the product page.

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Спецификации

Марка
RØDE
Модел
i-XLR
Категория
Студио › Аудио интерфейси

Inputs

Input connector
XLR
Compatible microphones
Dynamic and self-powered XLR microphones

Outputs

Headphone output
Yes, with adjustable level control on the body
Monitoring
Zero-latency

Connectivity

Host connection
Lightning
Compatible devices
iOS devices (smartphones and tablets)
Cable
3 m shielded cable

Software

Compatible app
RØDE Reporter app

Audio

Class
Broadcast-quality
Intended use
Recording interview dialogue

Physical

Cable length
3 m
Product status
Legacy product

Documentation

Downloads
Datasheet, Quickstart Guide

Данни: rode.com; снимки: RØDE product page · обновено 2026-10-14 · Откри грешка? Пиши ни