Support and discussion for all of Akai’s modern standalone MPCs including the MPC X / X SE, MPC Live 1, 2 & 3, MPC One / One+, MPC Key 37/61.
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.

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By CharlesRandolph Mon Jun 25, 2018 10:59 am
Danoc wrote:That is neat. I like that. That would be perfect for taking the live/X somewhere and there's no outlet.

Dam at 75% battery life after 7 hours? Bananas!


Yes.. it would be perfect for that. You can also run your laptop and X/Live/other MPC at the same time off of it with no issues. It's not in stock at the moment but this will be apart of my future kit.
By CharlesRandolph Mon Jun 25, 2018 3:41 pm
Ill-Green wrote:Thats what we are using since the hurricane passed. Its very good, looking to get another before the hurricane season begins. Used it mostly to charge but I've used it to watch TV and play PS3 during the disaster.


That is good to know, that it works like that in those conditions. Hope all is well and safe for you.

NearTao wrote:I had been looking at the "Omnicharge AC/DC Portable Power Bank - Omni 20" on Amazon myself, but that certainly looks quite slick as well.


The Onmicharge weight is lighter, however it's a 100W AC Outlet, and a 20,400 mAh battery.
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By Danoc Mon Jun 25, 2018 6:33 pm
Yeah l seen the second socket perfect for a laptop.

CharlesRandolph wrote:
Yes.. it would be perfect for that. You can also run your laptop and X/Live/other MPC at the same time off of it with no issues. It's not in stock at the moment but this will be apart of my future kit.
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By Danoc Mon Jun 25, 2018 6:35 pm
Dam that's dope. Do you have the same brand?

Ill-Green wrote:Thats what we are using since the hurricane passed. Its very good, looking to get another before the hurricane season begins. Used it mostly to charge but I've used it to watch TV and play PS3 during the disaster.
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By Danoc Mon Jun 25, 2018 7:18 pm
I'd rather this. Its the new upgrade and has a flashlight and compass on it.

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Technical Parameter
Battery Type: Standard Lithium-ion Batteries
Recharging Input: 15V-19V/2.5A
Output: USB 1+ USB 2= 5V/3.1A, USB 3+ USB 4= 5V/3.1A
AC Output: AC 100V-240V/50Hz-60Hz, AC 200W-250W
Charging Time: 6-7 Hrs
Additional Functions: LED Flashlight/ Compass
Working Temperature: -20 -60
$172.00
By CharlesRandolph Mon Jun 25, 2018 8:32 pm
Danoc wrote:I'd rather this. Its the new upgrade and has a flashlight and compass on it.

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Technical Parameter
Battery Type: Standard Lithium-ion Batteries
Recharging Input: 15V-19V/2.5A
Output: USB 1+ USB 2= 5V/3.1A, USB 3+ USB 4= 5V/3.1A
AC Output: AC 100V-240V/50Hz-60Hz, AC 200W-250W
Charging Time: 6-7 Hrs
Additional Functions: LED Flashlight/ Compass
Working Temperature: -20 -60
$172.00


Good find. I noticed it only has 1 outlet. However that would not may not be issue with a split-er. The price is 139.99 at this link https://www.amazon.com/AIVANT-42000mAh-Generator-Flashlight-Emergency/dp/B077RXHRDS


It also looks like the other power brick is a relabeled device. 159.99 and it comes with a carrying case.
LInk: https://www.amazon.com/Powkey-Portable-42000Mah-External-Smartphones/dp/B0713XJBG2

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By CharlesRandolph Mon Jun 25, 2018 10:56 pm
Danoc wrote:6 would do me well.


That's true but we have to remember the battery pack is only 200 Watts max. :nod: 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.
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By Danoc Mon Jun 25, 2018 11:37 pm
Nah l dont know

CharlesRandolph wrote:
Danoc wrote:6 would do me well.


That's true but we have to remember the battery pack is only 200 Watts max. :nod: 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.