The term "DJ equipment" has an increasingly vague definition these days. There was a time when turntables and a mixer were the only lumps of technology that properly sat in this group. But now almost anything can be dragged kicking and screaming into this category - including keyboards. So it makes sense to have a peek at Akai's entry level MPK25. Resident pad basher Chris Cartledge takes a look and shares his feelings.

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