My newly bought Lindy USB Guitar lead is incompatible with Mountain Lion! Any suggestions?

Hi,
Advice needed.
I recently bought the Lindy USB Audio Guitar Cable. I have plugged it into the USB port of my MacBook Pro (running Mountain Lion) and the blue light has come on the USB end. When I go into System Preferences -------> Sounds --------> Input, nothing shows up to say that the cable has been recognised. I know that it should say something like 'C-Media USB Audio Device', but nothing! The USB slots work fine for all other peripherals i have, just not this.
I have spoken to Lindy and they suggested that it may be incompatable with Mountain Lion!! (Advertised as compatable with all Macs!)
Is there anything anyone can suggest to make this work? A 3rd party workaround? If not, does anyone know of a USB to Guitar lead that IS compatable with Mountain Lion?
Very frustrating.
Thanks

For your product, you'll probably just need to wait for the manufacturer to release a ML compatible driver.
As for other options, the one I've been using for about a year is IK Multimedia's iRig.
http://amzn.com/B003T1WCBW
It's actually designed for iPhone/iPad, but it also works perfectly with newer Macs that have a unified input/output headphone jack. 

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