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By petrystyle Sun Dec 09, 2007 8:38 pm
I have a 2000XL with no sounds loaded. I have plenty of sound file cd's and an external SCSI hard drive/cd-rom combo = DM-9 (http://scsiforsamplers.com/all_products.asp?DM-9). It works fine and is recoginized by the MPC. But it only lets me load a very small amount of sounds
I know I need to expand my internal memory, but I dont know where to begin. I would like to have a larger amount of workable storage, would a ZIP disk be better?

Any help on what I should put in my MPC would be greatly appriciated!

Thanks!

Helpless in Seattle
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By Pilchard Sun Dec 09, 2007 8:49 pm
Your best storage option these days is a card reader/writer.
It can be installed in place of your floppy drive and gives you massive storage options in comparison.

http://home.tiscali.nl/~smeyer/mpc/

Compact flash cards are real cheap now and very reliable.


.Have you installed the 32mb of RAM?
If not, that will allow you to load more sounds etc.



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