Rock Band 3 MIDI-PRO (Xbox 360)

I did not realize that there was a shortage of these things out. I have my Squier preordered, I figured I could just pick one up at the store anytime, well I was wrong.
I was wondering when BB is going to get a new shipment of these in and what would be the best way of getting one?
Thanks

This is something I need to know as well. I pre-ordered the first day it was available and now I am unable to locate a 360 MIDI.

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