If you are an Apple customer and are used to buying and installing a company's products being "easy", then brace yourselves. (Better yet just stay away from IKM.) The experience of installing their products - be it on PC or iPhone - is just punishing.(If you are used to endless licensing issues with legal copies of Windows, then you may find your IKM experience just slightly less annoying.)I hear their amp sim product is pretty impressive, technically. And if I could get the right driver for mine without providing my ADDRESS and PHONE NUMBER I might be able verify this. But unless they RADICALLY improve their customer experience, IKM is not going to make it, as a company, in the long run.Why must I provide intimate personal details including my address and phone number, to get a HARDWARE driver to work?I bought the iPlug thing, and also the Stealth Cable. The latter required registering to get functional drivers for my OS. I had to enter every conceivable personal item of info (which of course I populated with bogus data - wth do they need my phone number for?).But before I even got THAT far, I had to manually enter long strings of serial numbers. But to do that, I had to manually enter a URL - which, after multiple tries, gave a 404. The page just didn't exist and it wasn't my spelling. It took me 20 minutes of angrily searching their terrible website (I'm a web designer - their site is terrible for customers).I also recently bought an iPhone/MIDI adapter. It certainly wasn't from IKM that's for sure! Not after the punishing experience I had as their former customer. It was from Line 6.If you value your time, stay away from IKM. There are just too many competent competing products out there, in every category they do business in.