Stand for MPC Live | MPC Live II, 25° Tilt

Super sturdy. The decksaver cover for the Faderport 16 even sits nicely. Can’t believe how well it supports the Faderport 16. Well worth the cost. I decided to further angle this Sound Addicted stand on top of some old speaker vibration absorption foam I had bought previously. Now it’s at a great angle for easy viewing. There’s only an inch or so overhang. This base is the best of its kind that I’ve seen without spending a fortune on pricey wooden enclosures.

Sturdy, smooth, well manufactured and finished. Well-chosed angle and fittings.I've used this stand to hold laptops, keyboards, and books at a good angle. At the moment I'm using it as the skeleton of an audio rig for live shows so I can keep everything wired and fixed in place without endangering the connections, and just put the rig in a case and take it to the next show via NYC mass transit.This stand is great for that kind of thing too. Because of its structure, there are plenty of places to strap things down, and plenty of space underneath for running and securing cables and power supplies.Very happy with this stand, and expect I'll keep using it for this and other purposes for years to come.

This stand is very sturdy, has non-slip rubber feet and soft pads to prevent marring of the front of the MPC Live.The only potential downside to this stand is that the fixed 25-degree angle might not work for you but if you are using the MPC Live on a desk, it is a much more ergonomic angle than having the MPC sitting flat on the desk.

You will definitely love and need this Sound Addicted Stand for MPC Live | MPC Live II in black—it totally fits my studio’s color scheme. The 25° tilt is a lifesaver for those long sessions, and Sound Addicted products have never let me down before. It’s a sleek addition to your setup! 🎶

I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now and have tried many different ways to elevate and angle my music gear on my desk. I’ve tried everything from foam speaker wedges to adjustable laptop stands to achieve the results of this stand. This product is very sturdy and pretty universal. It works incredibly well with almost every piece of gear/synth I own.Here’s a list of what I can confirm this is suitable for besides what is being marketed for. Roland TR-8S, Arturia MiniBrute, Boss RC-505mkii Loop Station, and Roland DJ-797m mixer. It also works with my Akai APC64, but requires a small foam pad/feet on the Akai to raise it beyond the center support on the Akai that makes it wobbly.My only complaint is the price point considering it’s molded plastic. However, given what I’ve spent on other things to accomplish what this does a better job of it’s not that big of an issue. In fact, I’ll likely purchase a couple more for my other gear now that I know it works well as a stand for them

As a dedicated beat maker, I've spent countless hours hunched over my MPC Live, and let me tell you, my neck and back were not happy campers. That's where the Sound Addicted Stand comes in, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer!Say goodbye to aching neck and back: The 25-degree tilt angle literally elevates your MPC experience. No more hunching over, just a comfortable, ergonomic position that your body will thank you for.Focus on the flow, not the pain: With no more physical discomfort holding you back, you can lose yourself in the creative process and crank out those beats with ease.Compact and portable: Need to take your show on the road? No problem! This stand folds up flat, making it easy to take with you wherever you go.The bottom line: If you're serious about beat-making and want to protect your body while doing what you love, then the Sound Addicted Stand is an absolute no-brainer. It's an affordable investment that will pay off in comfort, productivity, and pure musical joy. So ditch the hunch, grab this stand, and get ready to unleash your inner beat master!

Well made. Good quality. Easy to put together.

It's fit nicely under the Akai MPC live, marvelous!

It works exactly as advertised. It fits my MPC Live perfectly and stays stable without any movement or wobbling during finger drumming. Definitely worth every penny.

Made for a live, so the top of the 2 hangs over the edge slightly, but not a huge deal. Unit is solid, doesn’t shake or move when I’m finger drumming. Good product.

This works perfectly for my MPC live, very sturdy, strong and worth the money

Stand for my MPC...sturdy...great working angle!

Very Dope & convient .nothing to dislike.. Perfect for Mpc Live

Fits mpc2 perfectly and recommended if you want better ergonomics

The Sound Addicted Stand for MPC Live has revolutionized my beat production experience, providing not just a stand but a solution to neck and back pain! The 25° tilt is a game-changer, ensuring a comfortable and ergonomic position during extended music sessions. This stand is not only a functional accessory for MPC Live and MPC Live II but also a thoughtful investment in my well-being, making it an essential addition for any music producer looking to enhance both their comfort and creativity. Highly recommended for its innovative design and the relief it brings to the beat-making process!

It does what it says. It fits my MPC live perfectly and does not move or wobble when I finger drum. Worth every penny.

The stand seems reasonably nice and solid, but despite claiming to fit the MPC Live 2, it does not fit! I had my suspicions as the Live 2 is deeper than the Live 1 by a significant amount due to the added speakers, but decided to give it a try based on the claim it fit both. I can actually see now that even the Live 1 has a little overhang in the back. The amount of overhang on the rear when using the Live 2 is significant. I may still keep it, as I do not see a better alternative at this time, but the amount of overhang is a major disappointment (over 1.5 inches!) This is enough that the rear rubber feet on the MPC barely make contact with the stand, giving the whole experience a cheapened feel, but it is essentially functional.

I have the APC40MKII and was looking for a stand that would make it sit up at an angle with my faders. This was the exact product that I needed. Strong construction and just the right size. I have absolutely no complaints.

This is a very well-built stand that will reliably support your equipment. Much thicker material than I was expecting.I am using it to support an M-Audio Oxygen Pro 25 Keyboard Controller. This M-Audio unit is slightly larger than the MPC Live II, but it fits very securely in the stand. I suppose that the stand will work equally well with other similarly-sized 25 key controllers (check your measurements before you purchase).I am very happy with this stand and the build quality.

The stand is made of strong plastic, it's lightweight, but sturdy. There are pads so it won't scratch a table or other surface. It creates a much improved 25 degree viewing angle for the MPC Live. It's also relatively portable. Great little stand!

This product is a single piece, solidly molded heavy plastic riser (ABS) that provides the perfect degree of angle for comfort and usability.At 17 inches wide, it provides enough contact surface for many different smaller audio components. I currently use it for my Arturia Minilab MKII.The rubber pads on top are thick and hold the audio unit in place during use.The foot pads have a large surface and hold very well against sliding, even on semi gloss finished desk surfaces.The manufacturer provides contact information and encourages customer feedback. They even provided a small gift in the packing: a roll of reusable cable straps (hook and loop)With as strong and over built as this product is, I am certain it will last for a very long time to come.I highly recommend.

Nice, sturdy stand. Provides a desired viewing angle for gear. I don't have an MPC but it works great with my Akai APC40 and Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A25 Controller (individually).

this stand is sturdy it doesn't move while accessing the pads and knobs. it sits on a perfect angle.

I thought this would fit my Akai MPC Studio but it was too small. So I throw my DDJ400 on it. It was a perfect fit. Well construction and light weight. It also came with velcro to stick to keep your device in place. I don't use it for my DDJ400 because I do move that thing around some.So this might be something for both what it suggests and starting out DJs

I'm really impressed with the overall quality of this stand. It angles your MPC Live (or Live II) up a little to make it easier to work with and it holds it sturdy. I've tried other stands like laptop stands, and they are too flimsy if you like hitting the pads to make beats, which probably most people are doing. There are anti slip pads on the bottom and also the top so nothing moves around. If you ever sell your MPC Live, you can also use this for any small groovebox or instrument that's about 17 inches wide. It's a perfect fit for the MPC though, and I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a nice quality stand for it.