Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By DSTRUCT Tue Oct 11, 2005 10:10 pm
Smoove03 wrote:good photos D. not planning on changin my screen anytime soon, but ill definately keep this lesson in mind

oh yea, btw...where did you get that mpc you use for parts? ebay? how much did you pay for it?



my boy gave it to me a while ago. I think i can get it up and running if i bought this one wire.
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By DSTRUCT Thu Oct 13, 2005 11:04 am
blkyankee wrote:
dstruction wrote:can yall possibly give me a reason for taking it to a pro?


LMAO are you serious? They're PRO'S, they know what they're doing. You're obviously scared to do it so chances is you don't know what you're doing hence you being scared. LOL come on hommie.




:roll:
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By empeecee.P Thu Oct 13, 2005 5:21 pm
Not as hard as you thought i bet
Two wires right
Hey
by the way
ya beats are slamin
i added you as a friend on my space
I like what you did with bobs work
ill
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By DSTRUCT Thu Oct 13, 2005 7:05 pm
empeecee.P wrote:Not as hard as you thought i bet
Two wires right
Hey
by the way
ya beats are slamin
i added you as a friend on my space
I like what you did with bobs work
ill



if your talking about "work" dj protoge made that beat! hes great at sampling reggae


thanx for the add, and the compliment about my beats!
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By TREBORREIGN Thu Oct 13, 2005 7:15 pm
dstruction wrote:
empeecee.P wrote:Not as hard as you thought i bet
Two wires right
Hey
by the way
ya beats are slamin
i added you as a friend on my space
I like what you did with bobs work
ill



if your talking about "work" dj protoge made that beat! hes great at sampling reggae


thanx for the add, and the compliment about my beats!
Yo "D" you ever gonna do a show in Florida...if so I'd like ta come through!
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By DSTRUCT Thu Oct 13, 2005 7:28 pm
TREBORREIGN wrote:
dstruction wrote:
empeecee.P wrote:Not as hard as you thought i bet
Two wires right
Hey
by the way
ya beats are slamin
i added you as a friend on my space
I like what you did with bobs work
ill



if your talking about "work" dj protoge made that beat! hes great at sampling reggae


thanx for the add, and the compliment about my beats!
Yo "D" you ever gonna do a show in Florida...if so I'd like ta come through!



ill be in south florida early next year, and if all goes good, yes ill be doing a show there
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By TREBORREIGN Thu Oct 13, 2005 7:31 pm
cool get at me I'll show up in full support! I'm in east central FLA. so anywhere is not far of a drive..
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By DSTRUCT Fri Oct 14, 2005 11:11 am
TREBORREIGN wrote:cool get at me I'll show up in full support! I'm in east central FLA. so anywhere is not far of a drive..



word up i appreciate that my man
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By muscle Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:46 pm
The 2000 i bought needed a new screen. I was going to have a pro fix it, but after have read dstruction's post.

I decided that i could do the repair myself. So I ordered a new screen for vst. I was going to take pics anyway, so I could put it back together if i missed up. So in the flavor of the op, i decided to take more pics and post here. So lets great started.

First thing is to get the case off. Use a static strap or at least ground yourself, by touch the metal of the case. The are two screws on each side of the mpc 2000.
Remove the 2 here...

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and the two here....

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Next, remove the 3 screws on the back of the mpc.

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Then, tilled the mpc up gently and remove the 3 screws under the cap.

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Now lay your mpc back on her,( yes its a girl), feet. Then you can gently pull the cap off, by pulling parallel to the table.

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Now there are 3 screws on the front hold down the case. My only had 2 tho. Remove these.

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Now your can removed the cover . Pretty...

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Now i used some can air and clean the insides. Using some windex and clean the metal outter case.

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Now remove these screws so that you can slide this part back a little.

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Two plugs hold the lcd to the mainboard.

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Now put it back together in the reverse order.