MPC parts in European Union

Need some parts for MPC2500.
Anyone knows who to contact in Europe?

I can currently get official MPCStuff fat pads and MPC1000/2500 LCDs, but I won't be stocking general internal parts ATM. No other options in the EU since Rizoli shut up shop.

What specifically are you looking for? Does MPC Stuff have them in stock?

I'm looking for Jogwheel encoder.
Maybe you know who is manufacturer of this part.
I know Phanasonic is making similar encoders. But I don't know exact specs for the MPC encoder.
MPC stuff has this part in stock, but it will cost me 50EUR after taxes and shipping. It's a bit much for a max 5EUR component.

From the service manual, the MPC2500 jog encoder is listed as part number SRGPSJ0500, which seems to be made by Alps.

Thanks for the part number. Seems like a rare piece of part.
Asked datasheet and info form ALPS.
I'll update this thread when I receive some additional information.

What about Jazzcat? his banner is lookig at me right now.

Over here, an alternative MPC2500 jog wheel/pot is on the way...

viewtopic.php?f=41&t=168040&start=30

mpcstuff.com wrote:As for the MPC2500 Jogs with the smooth operating pot. They are finished, we are just working on final design of the PCB and the wheel. I will post a video in a couple weeks.

Answer from ALPS.

"SRGPSJ0500 has been discontinued around 2004/2005 timeframe already.
There is no direct replacement part. Also datasheet is no more available."

Seems like I have to wait the new solution what mpcstuff has developing.

AdrianH wrote:Seems like I have to wait the new solution what mpcstuff has developing.

...or just buy the standard one they have in stock.

I wouldn't expect that the new one is going to be any cheaper.

Contacted Akai and asked direct contact with some wearhouse.
But they still directed me to local distributor, so **** it.
MPC stuff ---> Add To Cart --> Pay
Now everything is soldered and working perfectly.

Glad you got it sorted. This is why these parts cost so much, they are ultimately a pain in the backside to source, even Akai doesn't stock them.

Plus they are for a machine no longer made, so no one is bending over backwards to buy in bulk and just sit on that stock for the next 10 years until they eventually sell them all