By aprim
Thu Sep 04, 2003 12:27 pm
It seems more marketed towards the 2k users than 4k/3k users by looking at the compatibility:
MPC2000XL SEQ, PGM (*), WAV
MPC4000 SEQ, WAV (No PGM compatibility)
MPC3000 No compatibility
Z4/8 .WAV sample data only
S5/6000 .WAV sample data only
S1000/3000 No compatibility
It does read 4k SEQ, but it doesnt say shit about .akp etc? I imagine it reads that aswell, would be pointless otherwise I guess.
It really should be able to run on batteries aswell, beeing this portable and still having to have some power outlet near you kinda takes away the whole purpose in my opinion. But maybe thats technically hard to solve or something.
All and all it looks like a good budget version, some mix of a 2k & a 4k.
What I think? I think they should finalize their other MPC's before they release a new one.
And sadly, I have to say, I dont trust these specs at all in any way. The 4k was advertised with alot of specs thats still havent been implemented.
Kalei




