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JamStick+ BlueTooth MIDI Guitar

At the 2016 NAMM Show, we got an update from Zivix on their JamStick+ MIDI guitar controller. They discussed two main audiences for the JamStick+:

January 27, 20166 Comments

Zivix Puc+ Wireless MIDI Adapter (Sneak Preview)

Here’s a sneak preview of the upcoming Zivix Puc+ wireless MIDI adapter, from the 2016 NAMM Show.

January 24, 2016January 24, 20164 Comments

New PUC+ Adds Bluetooth 4.0 To Your MIDI Hardware

Zivix has announced the Puc+ – a low-latency Universal Bluetooth MIDI Interface. The Puc+ connects to 5-pin and USB MIDI devices and adds Bluetooth support, which allows for approx 30-40ft of wireless connectivity. 

July 22, 20156 Comments

Zivix Jamstik At 2014 Summer NAMM Show


Zivix Jamstick – Summer NAMM 2014 was uploaded by: Sound On Sound magazine
Duration: 411
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July 19, 2014July 19, 20149 Comments

Zivix’ PUC Wirelessly Connects MIDI Instruments With iOS Devices

Zivix recently announced that last year’s IndieGogo project, the PUC wireless MIDI interface, has begun shipping.… Read More Zivix’ PUC Wirelessly Connects MIDI Instruments With iOS Devices

July 11, 2014January 26, 202111 Comments

Can Wireless MIDI Be As Fast As Wired MIDI?


PUC Latency Test 1 was uploaded by: JamStikVideo
Duration: 286
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September 21, 2013September 21, 201324 Comments

New Zivix Jamstik Makes The MIDI Guitar Portable


What’s a Jamstik? was uploaded by: JamStikVideo
Duration: 214
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January 11, 2013March 25, 20136 Comments

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