Only used in the studio, never on the road.

In perfect working order

The Akai MINIAK is a 37-key virtual analog synthesizer released around 2009–2010 by Akai Professional. [1, 2]Key Specifications & Features

• Sound Engine: 8-voice polyphonic virtual analog engine based heavily on the architecture of the Alesis Ion and Micron, featuring 3 oscillators per voice, variable waveforms, and dual multimode filters. [1, 2, 3]
• Keyboard: 37-key velocity-sensitive semi-weighted keyboard (no aftertouch). [1]
• Performance Controls: Three tactile rotary wheels (pitch bend and two modulation wheels) plus three assignable XYZ parameter knobs. [1, 2]
• Vocoder: Built-in 40-band vocoder supplied with a gooseneck microphone. [1]
• Sequencing & Rhythms: Built-in step sequencer, dynamic realtime phrase sequencer, arpeggiator, and rhythm/drum machine modes. [1, 2, 3]
• Presets & Multis: Comes with roughly 600+ factory presets and supports multitimbral "Multi" performance patches. [1, 2, 3]
• Connections: Balanced 24-bit stereo 1/4" audio inputs and outputs, headphone jack, MIDI In/Out/Through, and sustain/expression pedal inputs (notably lacks USB connectivity). [1, 2, 3]

What you get:

Akai Miniak Synthsizer

Akai Microphone

Power supply