It is a pity that most MIDI cables are so short that using them like a guitar cable, especially when you are trying to beat the guitarist by running around with a keytar, is an exercise in futility. Having those custom MIDI cables at abnormally long lengths risk problems with the signal; this eventually leading to very inaccurate and highly noticeable problems in your performance. It's time to allow that crazy keytar player to run freely away from his rig whilst still controlling it with the Kenton Electronics LNDR MIDI Driver.

The LNDR MIDI Driver is a master and slave pair device that allows accurate two-way simultaneous MIDI transmission across distances as ridiculous as over 500 meters, using a standard CAT5 cable. Whether you're a sound engineer manipulating MIDI enabled devices at a console far from stage, or just that mad keytar player (with the LNDR MIDI Driver attached to him, literally) trying to run around, signal deviations can be considered a thing of the past.

The Master unit of the Kenton Electronics LNDR MIDI Driver is mains powered using the included PSU. The package does not include the CAT5 cable, which is to be ordered separately since Kenton does not know how much length you need. The LNDR MIDI Driver sells for 98.90 GBP (VAT inclusive, approximately 162.6 USD). The CAT5 cable is available in ready-made 30-meter (18.40 GBP) and 50-meter (24.15 GBP) forms.