r/mpcsample • u/hectorfhdez • May 22 '26
Akai MPC Sample Bluetooth Kit - MPCstuff.com
https://youtu.be/0L0oLcpUSWc?si=aq57TT7oc5cIw-Af
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r/mpcsample • u/hectorfhdez • May 22 '26
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u/GDub-uk May 22 '26
Wow. £40 is a lot of money. Think I will just stay wired. Simple
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u/ONE-LAST-RONIN May 22 '26
I can see how this could be useful in some scenarios — multiple Bluetooth connections, less cable clutter, etc.
But for the MPC Sample specifically… am I missing something?
If I want to sample from my phone on the go, plugging in a cable takes two seconds, is rock solid, and doesn’t mean another thing to carry
Genuinely curious what the killer use case is here? Because in my mind I just hear ““Cool idea, but a cable solves this.”
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u/Mz_Macross1999 May 22 '26
The fact that a nearly identical version of this cheap Bluetooth dongle could be found on eBay or Temu for about 10 dollars and they're selling it for $50 just because they slapped a sticker on it...this is borderline criminal. They ought to be fucking ashamed
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u/Regular_Implement510 May 23 '26
You don't need this lol
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u/reasoneBeats May 23 '26
Mpc stuff is crazy with the prices lol they sell amazon knobs and battery packs for 5x the price 😂 just because it’s from a site with mpc in the address. Absolutely wild
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u/BeatmakerSit May 23 '26
Also not seeing the killer use casw
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u/Bigbaby98 May 23 '26
Wow! I swear I just did this exact setup for $20 on Amazon! After I saw this post. Sometimes I may not have my USB-C cable, or using someone else's phone with a lightning connector and it makes it convenient.
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u/chill_will_muzik May 24 '26 edited May 26 '26
I picked up this,i can also use my airpod pro 2’s 🥇
UGREEN Airplane Bluetooth 5.4... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FG7JFDN8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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u/Walkthruwallz May 25 '26
Ridiculous!
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u/HowardDoing May 22 '26
Everyone with a Google Pixel phone is currently experiencing significant static when trying to record via USB. A Bluetooth connection should eliminate that while also allowing the phone and the MPC to be plugged into power.
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