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Stands for the Akai MPC One

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Simple stands for the Akai MPC One

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I recently picked up an Akai MPC One and I get it now. I adore this thing! But one feature it doesn't have out of the box is a way to angle it forward a bit. This is my take on a simple stand for it which lifts it up by 15 degrees.

It does not strictly require any extra hardware, though ¼" threaded rods and nuts can be used to attach the stands together. This can be useful if needing to move the MPC around, especially if using any anti-slip feet.

I also offer these for sale along with Eurorack stuff over at bitbybitsynths.com. The ones I made use PETG with a 0.8mm nozzle and are printed on my Vorons (usually my 2.4 since that most often has the 0.8mm setup and ready to go). Smaller nozzles will surely work, I just haven't tested it. PLA will probably also do fine. I just used PETG here mostly for having a nice texture along the sides.

Speaking of, these print side-rails down and should not require any supports.

I'm not the only one that designed a stand. I like that mine doesn't require any hardware (though does require a larger printer), but if you want a different look with being able to use a battery, this design is really cool.

If you like my design but don't have a large enough 3D printed, you can also buy it from me directly.

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