Spelling error on Guitar Hero game

Seems the Van Halen editon of Guitar Hero will be delayed due to a spelling error.

"Unfortunately, we made a printing error on the package of Guitar Hero: Van Halen," explains Activision in an email. ""Fortunately, we caught and remedied the error prior to sending your disc. Our effort to ensure a completely positive customer experience has resulted in a slight delay in shipping your copy of the game."

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London, UK /Music Industry Newswire/ — Leading electronics expert Kenton has gained a reputation for building the ultimate in studio solutions – solutions that form the hub of recording studios the world over. And with the Merge-4 Intelligent MIDI Merge and the LNDR MIDI Line Driver, their range of rock-solid solutions just got bigger…

Merge-4

Kenton’s Merge-4 gives you precise merging of your MIDI signals. Attach four MIDI Ins, the signals are then intelligently merged and the output mirrored to two MIDI Outs. As well as intelligently merging MIDI, Merge-4 also intelligently merges MIDI Clock and SysEx for trouble-free operation, no matter what MIDI information you throw at it.

For optimum performance the Merge-4 has opto-coupled MIDI Inputs and separate drive circuits for each MIDI Out socket. The Merge-4 also contains active circuitry that can restore the quality of signals received at the MIDI Input that may have become degraded by losses in the MIDI cable.

The Merge-4 is powered by a mains adaptor (supplied), so it doesn’t need periodic battery changes to keep it working, enabling you to ‘fit and forget’.

LNDR

LNDR is a master and slave pair of boxes that between them allow MIDI to be sent accurately across distances of over 500 metres using a standard Cat-5 cable (not supplied). This is over 33 times the distance achievable using standard MIDI cables!

The master and slave units are very similar, but only the master end is powered, with the slave unit powered from the cable link with the master.

The LNDR system master is powered by a mains adaptor (supplied), so it doesn’t need periodic battery changes to keep it working, enabling you to ‘fit and forget’. LNDR is ideal for theatres, venues and studio complexes as well as live gigs.

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