We are making way for the latest generation of Akai units. That’s great news for you: a whole range of beloved classics is now available at a price you’ll rarely come across.

Let’s clear up one misconception right away: all these units run smoothly on current software and continue to receive updates. You aren’t buying an outdated model, but a classic that remains perfectly up to date. For many producers, these machines do exactly what is needed. The only thing changing is the price.

The most accessible entry point into the standalone MPC world. Compact, rugged, and equipped with the same 7-inch touchscreen and processor as its larger siblings. It includes the signature synth engines (Electric, TubeSynth, and Bassline) and full CV/Gate connectivity, allowing you to control modular gear as well.

The difference compared to the One+?
This model lacks Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and has 4 GB of storage instead of 16 GB—differences that, in practice, matter little to many producers.

We still have two ex-demo units of this in stock.

The compact standalone unit offering maximum convenience. The One+ features everything that made the standard MPC One so popular, while adding Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and four times the internal storage. Load samples wirelessly, finalize your projects, and perform updates—all without a computer. A complete production studio in a device that takes up hardly any space.

The most portable full-fledged MPC. Thanks to built-in speakers and a rechargeable battery, you can make beats wherever you like—on the couch, on the train, or even on vacation—without needing headphones or a power outlet.

Under the hood, it packs the same powerful processor found in the MPC X, so there is no compromise on processing power. A favorite among producers who want the freedom to work anywhere.

The only MPC with a real keyboard built-in. Its 37 semi-weighted keys with aftertouch, along with dedicated pitch and modulation wheels, make the Key 37 a full-fledged instrument—ideal for anyone who takes chords just as seriously as drums. Plus, you get the familiar MPC workflow—featuring sampling, sequencing, and an impressive array of built-in synth engines—all in a completely standalone unit.

The largest and most comprehensive standalone unit in the MPC series. The spacious 10.1-inch touchscreen and the wealth of physical knobs, faders, and connections turn the X into a true command center: everything is right at your fingertips, so you never have to dig through menus. The extensive I/O panel is a standout feature—with XLR microphone inputs, phono inputs for your turntable, and eight CV/Gate outputs for modular synths, you can literally control your entire studio from this unit.

One of the most highly regarded mini-keyboards worldwide, now in a fresh white finish. Despite its compact size, you get a surprisingly comprehensive controller: an updated, expressive keybed, eight pads straight from the MPC series, and a handy OLED display for checking your settings at a glance.