 This is the DM dock from Alesis, the world's first iPad drum module. So we have 13 dual zone trigger inputs that work with virtually any acoustic drum triggers, any drum pads, any cymbal pads, really, really expandable for a huge customizable kit. And it works with any core MIDI app. What we're showing here is sort of our concept car, we call this DM Touch. If I want to change my snare drum sound, I just drag from my drum locker to the snare drum, I've got a new drum sound. The DM dock is coming in the second quarter of this year, it's $249 US street price, and it's going to work with virtually any app with core MIDI in the app store. The Alesis Amp Dock, this is the world's first iPad multi-effects guitar processor that uses your iPad to create your guitar tone. It's a combination of an amp top dock and a foot board pedal board controller. So you can choose whether you want to use the knobs to control your effects, you want to use the pedal to control your effects. Great for performance, it sits on top of your amp, it has a kickstand that gets it up over the handle. You can plug in your guitar and add a second input, so either another guitar player can plug in or you can plug in a mic and process your vocals and your guitar together. Works with virtually any core audio app in the app store. It's going to be $299 coming in the second quarter.
 This is the DM dock from Alesis, the world's first iPad drum module.
 So we have 13 dual zone trigger inputs that work with virtually any acoustic drum triggers,
 any drum pads, any cymbal pads, really, really expandable for a huge customizable kit.
 And it works with any core MIDI app.
 What we're showing here is sort of our concept car, we call this DM Touch.
 If I want to change my snare drum sound, I just drag from my drum locker to the snare
 drum, I've got a new drum sound.
 The DM dock is coming in the second quarter of this year, it's $249 US street price, and
 it's going to work with virtually any app with core MIDI in the app store.
 The Alesis Amp Dock, this is the world's first iPad multi-effects guitar processor that uses
 your iPad to create your guitar tone.
 It's a combination of an amp top dock and a foot board pedal board controller.
 So you can choose whether you want to use the knobs to control your effects, you want
 to use the pedal to control your effects.
 Great for performance, it sits on top of your amp, it has a kickstand that gets it up over
 the handle.
 You can plug in your guitar and add a second input, so either another guitar player can
 plug in or you can plug in a mic and process your vocals and your guitar together.
 Works with virtually any core audio app in the app store.
 It's going to be $299 coming in the second quarter.