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Kenton MIDI Thru 12

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MIDI Distributor for the Lossless Forwarding of MIDI Data of Any Kind to Multiple Receivers

  • 1 x MIDI input and 12 x MIDI thru
  • Processes all MIDI data incl. Clock, SysEx, MTC
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 162 x 54 x 35 mm
  • Weight: 290 g
  • Incl. 9 V switching power supply for EU/UK/USA/Australia
Available since October 2018
Item number 451313
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Wireless MIDI No
Midi Thru Yes
MIDI Merge No
MIDI Controller No
MIDI Converter / Interface No
MIDI Elektronic No
415 AED 108,40 €
Plus 269 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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Built like a tank, and does what it needs to
The Professor 05.05.2020
I now have three of these, one per rack bay in my studio, splitting up the outputs of my DAW for distribution to all the old synths dotted around the place. It's probably one of the least sexy boxes you can buy, and once it's installed you may never need to look at it again; but that's the point, really. It just gets on with doing what it's supposed to do, while being built like something designed to survive a bomb blast. The powered buffering of the signal means you can rest easy about data getting dropped along the way, and the steel construction means you can stand on it by accident without worrying. Wrangling cables is one of the least creativity-condusive activities in the studio, so anything you can rely on to be properly set-and-forget wins my vote. Buy with confidence, even though it is a bit pricey :-)
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This thing is amazing
Gavin P. 14.12.2020
I have a large number of synths that I wanted to sequence with my Octatrack. Initially, I was used the thru port on the synths I had but that led to a few issues as every synth had to be turned on in order to feed midi through the chain. I bought this and now I can send midi to all my synths without having to turn them all on. The timing seems to be spot on too. I would recommend getting the Thru 12 or even Thru 25, it will allow you to expand your setup whilst having plenty of midi ports available. This is an essential purchase if you have a large number of synths and want to control them all from one sequencer.
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Does what it has to do. Without delays.
Benedict1966 05.11.2024
All I can say is that coloured midi cables are the solution if you're dealing with many hardware synths in your studio. I use white midi cables to connect my synths to the midi output of my Synthstrom Deluge sequencer (a very versatile sampler/sequencer in one dedicated device) via a Kenton THRU-12. I use the other available colours of the sssnake midi cables for sending the midi outputs of my hardware synths via a Kenton MERGE-8/4 combo to the midi in of the hardware Deluge sequencer. Each synth has its own midi cable colour. Same colours for synths when one is to the left andcthe other is to the right of the Kenton MERGE-8/4 combo.

One drawback is that the merger mixes midi clocks. I have two Korg Prologues that keep sending midi clock messages. I solved that problem by using an Arduino Uno with a Midi Shield running a Midi Clock messages suppressor coded with the help of ChatGPT. Very simple code.
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Does exactly what it says on the tin, no fuss, no muss
AnotherMattW 22.01.2021
The Kenton MIDI Thru 12 is, in fact, the MIDI Thru box you've been looking for - especially if, like me, you had been fighting with inconsistent performance from various other generic 1-into-4 MIDI Thru boxes (not naming any names there, MIDI Solutions). It's compact, doesn't rely on inconsistently-present MIDI host supply current, has unchanging sub-millisecond latency, looks sharp in its brushed alumin[i]um enclosure, and gets MIDI messages from one place to twelve places, just like you need it to.
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