By CharlesRandolph
Mon Jun 25, 2018 9:04 am
Just came back from a trip and a colleague was using the AIVANT AC Power Bank. It powered his MPC 4000 for the entire session and still had 75% left over after the 7 hours session. The only cons was the weight which was 3.5 pounds, so using a backpack is a good idea.
The MPC 4000 draws about 75 watts fully upgraded, so he could've used a turntable, mixer and small portable speaker. If you search Amazon you can find them new. I would recommend to never purchase used battery packs.
Here are some of the specs.
Name: AIVANT AC Power Bank
Price: 199.00
Battery Capacity: 42,000mAh
Input:DC 15V/2A
USB Output:USB1+USB2 5V/3.1A(max), USB3+USB4 5V/3.1A(max)
AC Output:AC 110V 60Hz 200W(max)
DC Output:DC 12V/10A(max)
Dimension:200x46x145mm
Net Weight:Approx 1.5kg
Recharging Time:6~7 hours(at DC 15V)
I am not sponsored, do not sell, and I have no affiliation with the company.

The MPC 4000 draws about 75 watts fully upgraded, so he could've used a turntable, mixer and small portable speaker. If you search Amazon you can find them new. I would recommend to never purchase used battery packs.
Here are some of the specs.
Name: AIVANT AC Power Bank
Price: 199.00
Battery Capacity: 42,000mAh
Input:DC 15V/2A
USB Output:USB1+USB2 5V/3.1A(max), USB3+USB4 5V/3.1A(max)
AC Output:AC 110V 60Hz 200W(max)
DC Output:DC 12V/10A(max)
Dimension:200x46x145mm
Net Weight:Approx 1.5kg
Recharging Time:6~7 hours(at DC 15V)
I am not sponsored, do not sell, and I have no affiliation with the company.








I believe the battery in the MPC Live is 3400 Mah and the power draw of the MPC Live is anywhere between 35 and 45 Watts. Not sure the MPC X power draw is. Do you know? For some reason Akai do not post that information.