By moyphee
Wed Nov 14, 2012 5:38 pm
In the first videos the claim was that the circuitry was the same including the converters. Later it was revised "from the jack to the converter".
Funk E-technician wrote:I'm an electronics engineer and I just revealed the mystery around the analog 3000 circuit for you guys. I did so because I felt like akai where holding information back on this subject, while acting as if they like to have you involved in some development community. Which is ofcourse marketing strategy.
Anyway, the akai dude on youtube literally said they copied the exact 3000 circuit from the dacs to the jacks. So I went through the 3000 service manual to look up this piece of circuit, and found just what I thought.
The only thing thats in between the dacs and the jacks of a 3000 is an anti aliasing filter. Basically a two pole low pass filter without any resonance, and with its -3dB point at 26 KHz.
Nothing special, nothing to add any coloration. Just a lowpass filter outside of the audio region.
Dont believe the hype. Ever.
bliprock wrote:But its still got the DAC though and that has to be a different to right, since it is an older design and this to would colour the sound to. I doubt they remade the same out dated DAC as well and use new DAC with software to emulate right?
So that is only half the picture then.
emptysea wrote:Yup. It was pretty clear from the beginning it was marketing BS.



DJ Illustrious wrote:I lose more respect for Nukai every day........


Funk E-technician wrote:@Airyck
http://www.oldgearguy.com/docs/MPC3000% ... ervice.pdf
page 26.

Funk E-technician wrote:
The only thing thats in between the dacs and the jacks of a 3000 is an anti aliasing filter. Basically a two pole low pass filter without any resonance, and with its -3dB point at 26 KHz.
Nothing special, nothing to add any coloration. Just a lowpass filter outside of the audio region.
JAH wrote:What does that anti-aliasing...two pole low pass filter without resonance do exactly
Dj Khayos wrote:This is what you find if you explore the MPC app on OSX.

m56p87 wrote:Dj Khayos wrote:This is what you find if you explore the MPC app on OSX.
No **** Sherlock, that's the software vintage mode.....