The MPC3000LE Roll-call

Proud new owner of an MPC3000 LE (#564). This thing is in mint condition. I will post a picture soon.

After I pay some debt off, I'm looking for another 3000LE....love these machines. Just think, one day they will be gone, so grab the mint ones and take care of them fellas!!!

#1088 wit vailixi

Guys can you give us the following information so I can update the list in the OP.

LE#, Voltage, Location, Operating System, Storage Type and some background about how/ where you got the machine. And more pics too of course! Cheers.

So mine is #1088 John USA vailixi3.50 110v

[quote="Genesis"]So mine is #1088 John USA vailixi3.50 110v



That's it Genesis...I am jealous !!

Genesis I see 3 MPC3000's, 3 MPC3000LE's and an SP1200 if I'm not mistaken. Can you explain what is going on there, is this just a prized collection or are you a user/trader?? I know you have a couple of MPC60's too as you posted in the 'post your 60' thread. Also does your MPC3000LE have a floppy drive or card-reader?

We're getting some consecutive numbers..

Clint wrote:
Here goes..

0045 (240v) jeremiah VIENNA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy
0085 (240v) Pilchard LONDON (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy
0096 (110v) lordjuicy USA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy/ ext card-reader
0138 (120v) clint246clint LONDON (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy/ ext card-reader
0212 (110v) micb IOW UK (Akai OS 3.11) Internal card-reader/ custom walnut enclosure
0333 (110v) smellypants UK (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy/ ext card-reader
0368 (120v) JBM USA (Akai OS 3.11) Internal ZIP drive/ VGA output
0491 (230v) sensei Australia (No further details provided)
0508 (110v) pigpen USA (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy
0519 (110v) sirparksalot USA (Akai OS 3.11) Internal ZIP drive/ ext card-reader
0617 (230v) SimonInAustralia (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy/ VGA output
0624 (110v) Detail USA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal card-reader
0629 (240v) Ill Treats BRIGHTON (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy
0711 (110v) Cell USA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal card-reader
0725 (110v) eastwood USA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy
0729 (110v) boomspot USA (No further details provided)
0737 (110v) AR5TH Productions USA (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy
0748 (110v) SV1200 USA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy
0767 (230v) gertie AMSTERDAM (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy
0815 (240v) micb IOW UK (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy [Sold 9/2011]
0870 (110v) master-ceo USA (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy/ VGA output
0923 (120v) descry USA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal card-reader
0940 (110v) APH Netherlands (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy
1086 (110v) daftmunk PARIS (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy
1088 (110v) Genesis USA (Vailixi 3.50) Internal floppy
1089 (240v) virgo3 FRANKFURT (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy/ ext card-reader
1159 (240v) ChewoBeats BERLIN (Vailixi 3.50) Internal card reader
1314 (230v) APH Netherlands (Vailixi 3.50) Internal card-reader
1316 (240v) luegoods SWEDEN (Akai OS 3.11) Unknown storage
1325 (100v) Jahrome JAPAN (Akai OS 3.11) Internal floppy

Last updated 9th May 2013

Genesis wrote:So mine is #1088...my homie has #342 #748

LE#748 is already on our list, is that Sean's?

So in that pic you guys were just having a sampler meet?

yup, went to his house, and no its not seans.

ill have more info bout this other 2 LEs tonight, ill ask

Weird, I didn't sell mine, still use my #748 Everyday. Genesis, would you mind getting a pic of your friends with same number? Would be a shame if one of ours isn't authentic.

Has to be a mistake reading his friend's plate number, but will be very interesting if it is a fake, or factory mistake.

We want closeup photos of the plates in question, if they are really the same number.

Oh man.....some action since rohan teleporting to the twilight zone in the 3k/60 forum....yeah, lets see those plates!!!

Haven't talk to him yet

Genesis wrote:But he don't own any counterfeit
It's prolly not 748 didn't really look at it that well lol

The thing is that you might not necessarily know if it is a fake.

Akai did sell the black LE faceplates as an upgrade option for normal MPC3000s, it could be one of those with a fake gold plate, and you might not even realise.

I think that you must have the number wrong.