“Akai Professional
MPC 2000 MIDI Production Center Drum Machine Sampler
w/Odyssey DJ Case
This listing includes the sampler, plastic protective cover, power cord, and Odyssey DJ ATA flight case.
In very good visual condition, in very good working condition. Very well cared for.
1 owner. Being sold by original owner.
Akai Professional MPC 2000 Studio Midi Production Center:
Integrated Rhythm Machine
16 Bit Drum Sampler
Midi Sequencer
2 megabytes RAM
Eight + Two Outputs
SMPTE Reader/Generator
Odyssey DJA ATA Flight Case:
Metal Corners, well padded, in good condition with signs of wear. Carpeted exterior. Very well padded interior.” Click here to search for MPCs on eBay
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