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Found this guitar stand sitting outside and brought it home and set it up perfect. Use it for guitar my friend had and it works perfect

Just copped this for a great deal! Took a while to setup in the beginning but it works nice! Have it rigged next to the tv with hdmi! Just have to get a custom case to break it down easier

Bought this mixer from a pawnshop to upgrade the previous mixer I bought. Extra inputs, and 2 xlr ports for mic inputs or guitar as well as phono.

Bought on sale and comes with many sounds and vst sounds. Akai Renaissance software can link when configured correctly

When I bought the Akai Renaissance it came with this software to make beats and sample. The only real problem is if you update your MacBook Pro to Sierra OS is that your interface if you have the Akai Renaissance will not work as a interface for the sound drivers! The controller will run the knobs will work and the pads will run and the screen will show editing but to record using the rca jack, or xlr inputs or hear sound will not run at the moment through the Renaissance. If you have a Akai Renaissance do not update the Mac software.

I bought used for a great deal mint condition on mic stand

Bought this to use with my microphone shield.

I bought used at a pawnshop. Nice setup for vocal recording in booth

I use 2 of these to help control the MPC RENAISSANCE by either using them as pads when linked together as for start and stop midi controls or use them for Kick and snare when properly setup using Akai MPC software. Bought For My Akai Advance 61 Keyboard

I have this mixer connected to my Akai MPC Renaissance and it works awesome! I have mic hooked up to it and rca connected to output to back of my mpc! Works great!

Bought this mic from pawnshop and it works just haven't had a chance to fully record with it as of setup on my Akai Renaissance through the Alto mixer hooked up.

I waited years to get one of the Akai Products to make music! Always worked with software compared to hardware! I bought mine at Guitar Center and I also purchased 2 Yamaha footswitch to utilize the features with making beats efficiently. The recording through xlr cable to Mic is a nice feature as well as a rca input I link up with mixer from my laptop as well! 5 out of 5! And the Akai Mpkmini is nice to use with plugins. Possibly will upgrade the keyboard!

Bought From Guitar Center! Alot of features, You can scratch, dj, and set individual sounds on the pads in Sampler to make beats from scratch! Buy the suite version online to unlock all the features though or you will be lacking the full capability of the interface!

Bought From Pawnshop and it seems to be a reliable microphone

I rigged up my AKG Microphone to use for home DJing and Possible Podcasting and Needed A New Stand. you have to use channel locks to twist off the brass adapter which screws into the mic holder then add your mount for the microphone to it! I use the quick release mic holder to avoid issues with removal on jobs as well

I've been putting my equipment together for a while and finally got a case for the NS7III. This cost me around 400.00 but was needed especially for getting ready to do events in the future but more or less to use as home production where I make beats. Trying to be more portable when working on music.

Serato Sample gives you the ability to chop beats in 16 parts or even utilize a Sample through the vst in Ableton, Garageband, Akai Renaissance MPC Program. You can tune, chop or even use the vst as a instrument by adding your own synths or remaking sample.