Movo
Movo SmartRig+ Di 2-Channel XLR & 3.5mm Microphone Mixer with 6.3mm Guitar Interface
Portable two-channel audio interface with XLR, 3.5 mm and 6.35 mm inputs, 48 V phantom power and Lightning output for iOS recording
- TypeAccessory
- Two XLR and two 3.5mm inputs handle microphones and instruments
- Two 6.35mm guitar inputs connect instruments directly
- 48V phantom power supplies condenser microphones
- MFi certified Lightning output links to iOS devices
- Independent gain knobs and headphone jack enable precise monitoring
Portable Audio Interface
The Movo SmartRig+ Di connects professional microphones and guitars directly to iOS devices via its MFi certified Lightning connector. Two independent channels each offer separate gain controls for precise level management. A mono/stereo switch adapts the output to different recording scenarios.
Upgrade From Built-In Audio
This unit replaces a smartphone's internal microphone when clean, balanced capture is required for interviews, music or field production. The jump is worth it whenever phantom power is needed for condenser microphones or when instruments demand a high-impedance 6.3mm input.
Sustained Session Behaviour
A single 9V battery powers the +48V phantom supply and preamps during extended takes without drawing from the phone. Independent thumbwheels let you ride levels in real time while the 3.5mm headphone jack provides latency-free monitoring throughout the session.
Highlights
- Two XLR and two 3.5mm inputs handle microphones and instruments
- Two 6.35mm guitar inputs connect instruments directly
- 48V phantom power supplies condenser microphones
- MFi certified Lightning output links to iOS devices
- Independent gain knobs and headphone jack enable precise monitoring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connections does the SmartRig+ Di need on my iOS device?
It plugs directly into the Lightning port using its built-in MFi certified connector, so no adapter or cable is required.
How do I power the unit and where is the phantom power switch?
Insert one 9 V battery, then slide the +48 V phantom switch on the side to power condenser microphones connected to the XLR inputs.
Which parts will need replacing over time?
The 9 V battery is the only consumable; swap it when the gain knobs or headphone monitoring become unreliable.
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