ANALOG CASES Akai MPC Live 2 / MPC Live Case - Ultra-Lightweight UNISON Hard Case

this case is what you need, protect your gear and investment! live 2 fits perfectly along with charging cord and room for other cords if needed for traveling. highly recommend

Analogue doesn’t miss, have their cases for my MPC Live 2 and for my Microkorg they never let me down, sturdy, durable, lightweight but still protective, it’s definitely a good investment if you plan on bringing you expensive production equipment on the road.

This case works so get for my Maschine+ I couldn't see not having it for the MPC L2. Both drunm machines for really snug in the foam ..The way I see it, when you consider the cost of the your instrument, and the time invested in your music you're making,,, the cost of the carrying case is definitely worth the investment.

The media could not be loaded. Very nice design, but in my opinion a little overpriced. Very light travel case because it’s made out of aluminum. The quality is average, not as durable on the outside compare to other hard cases I’ve seen. Perhaps, because of its aluminum material this case feels very light and less durable.

For the price and overall design, this is the best you can get undoubtedly, however it REALLY needs separate predrilled holes to use your own locks (why it got 4 stars)Don't let that deter you because it still locks and it's WAY better than any soft case without being that much more in cost.

I take my MPC with me everywhere I go. I love this case. Great quality product for the money. My MPC, power chord, hard drive and cables all fit perfectly. I wish it had hooks on it for some type of shoulder strap but I can live without it.

I bought this case for my AKAI MPC LIVE, mainly because I needed a case to house my gear safely when I toured around.I was extremely satisfied with this case, though I wish they could offer another option made in white - grey brushed aluminum, with steel rims, handle and corners.It is a very sturdy and elegant case, well padded with foam, with a separate compartment for the basic USB cables. It doesn't have a separate compartment to accommodate the power supply though, because this unit primarily runs on an inbuilt rechargeable battery .If you are a traveling musician, I strongly recommend this product over a cheaper soft case to carry your MPC LIVE to your gigs without having to worry about its safety.

Carrying an Akai MPC Live II retro with hard protective cover in this. Have room for spare power adapter and 1-2 short audio cables. Also, able to slip a small field notebook on top where the display leaves room.I only wish the hinges would allow the lid to open up beyond 90 degrees. If it's not level when I open it up, the lid keeps falling down on my hands and MPC, as I try to remove the gear.