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Cheaper. This product will get the job done, but, really no need to spend more $s for this dedicated/single-purpose cable. Just buy the Monster iStudioLink instead. You can plug it into your computer 1/8" sound input and then plug your current instrument cable into the adapter. Especially good option if you already have some high quality instrument cables.
Perfect for using musical instrument connected to line in on the PC or Mac for your favorite applic's. There is no better in quality or workmanship. It is worth the price.
This guitar cable works extremely well with garageband, which is what I use. It works with both acoustical and electric guitar, but works better with an electric. It was definitely worth the money.
There is nothing wrong with this cable - it is good quality, albeit a tad overpriced.However, you must be made aware that for you to get any decent sound using the 'min in' and this cable - you have to get a preamp.With that being said - a 30$ ART Tube MP and this cable is still cheaper than a decent USB/Firewire solution and works just fine.
In GarageBand add a "real instrument" track and select the "monitor on" option. A lot of people seem to have experienced difficulty figuring out how to select the input source, but I'm a Mac noob and found it very straightforward. Just go into system preferences->Sound and select line input. You're all set. You can run iTunes or a DVD at the same time and play along simultaneously in GarageBand.
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