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Akai MPC 60ii Roger Linn
Estimated price for orientation: 650 $
Category: Samplers and Sequencers
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition
This item will include a thick padded gator gig bag (cost me $70) that fits the MPC very well. Bag has an extra pocket. Perfect size for headphones or cables. -------- I've owned this MPC since 2013 - great sound and sequencing abilities! Only differences between 60 mark1 and this one (mark2) is the outer case aesthetic and the mark2 includes a headphone jack. I have used this MPC to sample sounds and to program and control 4 different other machines (synths, samplers, drum machines) using the midi outputs. Only did a few shows with it. It seems like the encoder knobs were replaced some time ago. I had several of the tact switches changed for new ones when I first purchased it. Also, I replaced the backlight in the last 6 months with one of the better one ($35 value!) - saintbasil I think is the seller. All 16 pads with velocity work great! Knobs and sliders work great! All inputs and outputs work great. Sampler sounds great! Case has some scratches and stickers (see photos). This is really an instrument for someone who is handy with a soldering iron as you can keep it fresh indefinitely. Right now a couple of the tact switches don't work-actually they were not functioning when I first got it. I've been able to use it just fine exactly as it is though. The two buttons that are non-functioning are the "record button" and "left arrow button"... which fortunately don't prevent you from using the machine. (Overdub functions as record and you can use the other arrow buttons and encoder knob to get around the screens). I have a bunch of tact switches that will be included, I have just always been nervous about soldering in the machine and didn't since I could make music no problem. The sale will include a carefully packed MPC, power cord, a bunch of correct spare tact switches, 20 correct double density floppies, and partial printed user manual and service manual. Contact me if you have questions, Charlie
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition |
This item will include a thick padded gator gig bag (cost me $70) that fits the MPC very well. Bag has an extra pocket. Perfect size for headphones or cables. -------- I've owned this MPC since 2013 - great sound and sequencing abilities! Only differences between 60 mark1 and this one (mark2) is the outer case aesthetic and the mark2 includes a headphone jack. I have used this MPC to sample sounds and to program and control 4 different other machines (synths, samplers, drum machines) using the midi outputs. Only did a few shows with it. It seems like the encoder knobs were replaced some time ago. I had several of the tact switches changed for new ones when I first purchased it. Also, I replaced the backlight in the last 6 months with one of the better one ($35 value!) - saintbasil I think is the seller. All 16 pads with velocity work great! Knobs and sliders work great! All inputs and outputs work great. Sampler sounds great! Case has some scratches and stickers (see photos). This is really an instrument for someone who is handy with a soldering iron as you can keep it fresh indefinitely. Right now a couple of the tact switches don't work-actually they were not functioning when I first got it. I've been able to use it just fine exactly as it is though. The two buttons that are non-functioning are the "record button" and "left arrow button"... which fortunately don't prevent you from using the machine. (Overdub functions as record and you can use the other arrow buttons and encoder knob to get around the screens). I have a bunch of tact switches that will be included, I have just always been nervous about soldering in the machine and didn't since I could make music no problem. The sale will include a carefully packed MPC, power cord, a bunch of correct spare tact switches, 20 correct double density floppies, and partial printed user manual and service manual. Contact me if you have questions, Charlie