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MM Keyboards Integrate Speakers & Microphone

  • 10/01/95
The Platinum Sound MAK-100 and MSK-200 multimedia keyboards are available to educators in "Buy Four, Get One Free" packages. All components are integrated in one durable case, eliminating external speakers and microphones, which consume desk space and are subject to damage or theft. The MAK-100 and MSK-200 combine a full-function QWERTY keyboard with 4" full audio range 16-watt stereo speakers. Both products offer an omni-directional microphone, jacks for external microphones and headphone, and a soft-sliding volume control. The MSK-200 adds a 13-watt amplifier, LED volume readout and controls for bass, treble and L-R speakers. Plus, orders exceeding 96 keyboards will ship with ten assorted CD-ROM titles, valued at over $250, at no charge. SC&T2, Ph'enix, AZ, (602) 470-1334.

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