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.

When to Use a MIDI Line Amplifier

MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is an increas- ingly important consideration for schools, recording facilities, stadiums, arenas, hotels, amusement parks, or other facilities where MIDI messages are required to be sent a long distance, or to multiple locations.

The MIDI standard only permits a maximum cable run of less than 50 feet. The innovative MLA Series MIDI Line Amplifiers overcome this limitation.

The MLA’s convert the MIDI signal into a balanced high speed digital protocol that can travel over common twisted pair wire. The signal is converted back to MIDI through another MLA at the other end of the cable run.

MLA’s are ideal for permanent installations or anywhere a longer MIDI cable run is required.

The MLA’s can be easily networked to multiple locations such as from the master control room to a series of separate MIDI rooms in a recording studio, broadcast facility or educational lab. This allows you to de-centralize the location of MIDI devices in the system.

It requires no configuration and it’s simple to use. Just connect the cables and go.

MLA-XLR pairs can carry data over two standard XLR Mic cables and provides a lower cost expansion option for interfacing with other MLA-1 and MLA-10 units in a network application.