simple traveler question

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keith4hunter
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simple traveler question

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If you have a traveler and have it racked; do you have access to the side MIDI port still? I am considering ebaying my Firepod to get the traveler since I think it will play better with DP5; but I want to ensure I still have the one MIDI port available (when racked).

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KEith
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daviswhite
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Traveller MIDI Port

Post by daviswhite »

The rack rails allow a few inches of air on the sides of the Traveller. A "right angle" MIDI plug would probably fit - although most of those cables are poor quality. Mine is in an "open" rack. I'll look tonight and see if a "straight" MIDI cable would fit in a closed rack. Probably so, but it will be close.

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gameu
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Post by gameu »

My traveler is racked and MIDI plugs fit perfectly... (the traveler is smaller than full size racks, so rack ears are larger and allows to plug any straight MIDI jack, i think)
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Post by robbarone »

I've got mine racked in a producer style desk. Plenty of room for cables and access if you need it. I love my Traveler but the Firepod is a good box too.

Rob Barone
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