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A robust and versatile solution for audio professionals and enthusiasts alike, the MLA-1 MIDI Line Amplifier is an essential tool for anyone looking to enhance their audio system's capabilities. This high-quality, four-channel MIDI line amplifier is designed to be panel-mounted, offering unparalleled flexibility and efficiency in a variety of settings.Constructed with durability in mind, the MLA-1 can be seamlessly integrated into any audio setup, providing reliable amplification for MIDI signals. Whether you're looking to amplify audio in a live sound reinforcement scenario, within a recording studio, or to enrich the audio experience in a home theater system, this device is engineered to

JLCooper Electronics extends the distance of MIDI with the MLA - MIDI Line Amplifiers. They let you effectively extend MIDI cable length using twisted pair wire or a standard audio snake. MIDI Line Amplifiers are specifically designed for sending MIDI data over long distances with the capability to send information in excess of 1000 feet. Ideal for touring systems or permanent installations, MLA's can be used in schools, recording and production facilities, boardrooms, live performances, convention centers, churches, theaters, stadiums, amusement parks and more.• 4 MIDI Input connectors• 4 MIDI Output connectors• Detachable terminal strip connectors• MIDI activity

MLA-XLR is a single channel, bidirectional, long distance amplifier or driver for MIDI signals. It extends the range of MIDI to over 1000 feet using standard balanced audio lines (audio snakes, mic cables, etc.). MLA-XLR is refreshingly simple to use. There are no settings to configure. Just plug in the power supply and connect two MLA- XLRs together with a pair of standard mic cables. Then, connect your MIDI gear as you would normally. While the MIDI protocol specifies a maximum cable distance of about 50 feet (more or less, depending on the type of cable and other variables), more than 50 feet of MIDI transmission requires amplification.MLA-XLR takes a MIDI input and converts it to a