Video: Taking The MidiWorks MidiJet Pro For A Walk
May 04, 2007
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The MidiWorks MidiJet Pro is a wireless MIDI system that advertises an extreme operating range at the same time it brags about being the live stage choice for Gwen Stefani, U2, Dragonforce and numerous other monstrous tours. With claims like these, we had to find out the real deal. So we had Dan Agosto walk through the MidiJet Pro and wire it up to a Yamaha QY-70 rigged as a controller. After that, Dan kept walking -- through the door and down the hall and into the stairway -- to test the range of the transmitter. How'd the MidiJet do? Watch the video to find out.
Get more information about the MidiWorks MidiJet at the official Midiworks website.
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international dealers ??
have u got international dealers for Midi Jetpro ?? I'm a sessionist in Jakarta, Indonesia .. i need to hook up my Roland AX-7 wirelessly .. Wish u guys were here .. !!
Roland AX 7 keytar
Dear Alvin, do you still have your Roland AX7 ? and do you want to sell it ?
Or, where in Jakarta that I can possibly buy this Keytar AX 7 ?
Thank You so much.
Horas Bah.
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