Ableton Push 2 in good condition. Includes power supply and USB cable.

CONDITION

Please note that I am not an expert on the Push 2. The one issue I have found is the touch strip (pitch control) on the left-hand side, which does not respond. It may be a setting I am using, or it may be a fault – I cannot say for certain. Every single pad works, and every button I know how to test works. I cannot find anything else wrong with it, though my knowledge of the unit is limited. If you would like me to test anything specific, just let me know.

COSMETICS

As is typical with the Push 2, the rubberised coating had become tacky, so the previous owner removed it all, leaving a shiny plastic surface. He did a good job – the top looks really good, while the sides and bottom are not perfect.

I replaced one knob that was missing and put a drop of super glue on each knob so they do not fall off. If you need to remove them, a firm pull will do it.

The screen looks great. There may be a few faint scratches visible when the unit is switched off, but once it is on I could not see a thing.

INCLUDED

- Ableton Push 2

- Power supply

- USB cable

SPECS

- 64 velocity- and pressure-sensitive RGB pads (8 x 8 grid)

- High-resolution colour display (960 x 160 pixels)

- 11 touch-sensitive endless encoders (8 track encoders plus master volume, tempo and swing)

- Touch strip for pitch bend, modulation and navigation

- Dedicated controls for clip launching, sequencing, mixing, browsing and device control in Ableton Live

- USB 2.0 connection (USB-B)

- Runs on USB bus power or the included power supply (external power gives full brightness)

- 2 x 1/4" footswitch inputs

- Dimensions: approx. 37.8 x 29.4 x 4.6 cm

- Weight: approx. 3.2 kg

- Compatible with Ableton Live 9.5 and later (including Live 10, 11 and 12)

TERMS

Sold as is. No returns or refunds. Please ask every question before purchasing. Again, already tested with my limited abilities, I am happy to test further if you make it clear how and what to do. The touch strip is the only fault I see, but according to forums, most people think it's not all that useful anyways.