IK Multimedia

IK Multimedia USB-C - Mini-DIN iRig MIDI Cable

Name: IK Multimedia USB-C - Mini-DIN iRig MIDI Cable
Brand: IK Multimedia
SKU: USB-C - Mini-DIN

★★★★★4.2 (52 reviews)

USB-C

Keep your iRig signal chain intact with IK Multimedia's purpose-built USB-C to Mini-DIN replacement cable.

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Overview

The IK Multimedia USB-C to Mini-DIN cable is the purpose-built replacement interconnect for the iRig ecosystem — the short but critical link between a USB-C host device and the proprietary Mini-DIN connector found on iRig MIDI 2, iRig Pro, iRig Pro Duo, iRig HD, iRig Keys, iRig Keys I/O, and iRig Pads. In any signal chain, a passive cable is the last component you think about — until it fails mid-session. This cable exists specifically to restore that connection without compromise or compatibility guesswork.

At 60cm, it's sized for compact desktop and tabletop rigs where the iRig interface sits within arm's reach of your laptop or tablet. The USB-C connector reflects the current generation of host-device standards and seats with the firm, secure engagement you expect from a professional accessory. Build quality is consistent with IK Multimedia's accessory line — reliable for studio and home-studio use, though touring engineers who stress-test cables nightly would be wise to keep a backup. It's not glamorous gear, but a broken cable is a silent session, and having the correct replacement on hand is as fundamental as having a spare battery in your mic drawer.

Key Features

USB-C-Mini-DIN Cable

Connection cable for iRig MIDI 2, iRig Pro, iRig Pro Duo, iRig HD, iRig Keys, iRig Keys, iRig Keys I/O, iRig Pads. - Length: 60 cm

Practical cable

Quality product

Specifications

Cable Type

USB-C to Mini-DIN

Compatibility

iRig MIDI 2, iRig Pro, iRig Pro Duo, iRig HD, iRig Keys, iRig Keys I/O, iRig Pads

Length

60 cm

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

Official IK Multimedia specification ensures correct pin mapping and full signal continuity with every compatible iRig device
60cm length keeps a desktop iRig rig tidy without cable sag or mechanical stress on the Mini-DIN connector
USB-C connector seats firmly and resists working loose mid-session — a common failure point with worn OEM cables
Solves the single-point-of-failure problem before a dead cable pulls your iRig interface offline entirely

👎 Cons

60cm is short for any live stage application or rackmounted interface setup — you may need to reposition your rig around it
Only compatible with IK Multimedia's proprietary Mini-DIN ecosystem — no utility outside that specific product family
No strain relief specification is published; durability under repeated daily plug/unplug cycles is not guaranteed long-term
A replacement cable this essential to the signal chain should be a bundled spare, not a separate purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

What devices is this cable compatible with?

This cable connects to iRig MIDI 2, iRig Pro, iRig Pro Duo, iRig HD, iRig Keys, iRig Keys I/O, and iRig Pads — any IK Multimedia device using the proprietary Mini-DIN connector paired with a USB-C host port.

Is 60cm long enough for a desktop studio rig?

60cm (roughly 24 inches) suits a tabletop setup where your iRig interface sits beside your laptop or tablet. For stage use or deeper rack setups, this length will feel restrictive — plan your cable routing before the session, not during it.

Does this cable carry audio, MIDI, or both?

The cable is a passive interconnect — what it carries depends entirely on the connected iRig device. For iRig MIDI 2, it passes MIDI data; for iRig HD, it carries audio. The cable itself adds nothing to and removes nothing from the signal.

Can I substitute a generic USB-C to Mini-DIN cable?

IK Multimedia's Mini-DIN connector is proprietary and not pin-compatible with standard 8-pin Mini-DIN cables. Using a non-official replacement risks no signal or connector damage. This replacement is the correct fit.

Will this cable introduce noise or latency into the signal chain?

A correctly wired passive cable at 60cm introduces no measurable noise floor contribution or latency. If you're hearing problems after swapping in this cable, the issue is upstream — at the preamp, interface, or DAW buffer settings.