Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
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By JAH Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:05 am
InspectahEX wrote:Also, if you pre-order it, when do you actually have to pay?

Exactly when it states on the website you plan to pre-order it from. Reputable online dealers do not charge you until the unit is actually shipped.
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By sally Fri Apr 13, 2012 8:48 am
JAH wrote:
InspectahEX wrote:Also, if you pre-order it, when do you actually have to pay?

Exactly when it states on the website you plan to pre-order it from. Reputable online dealers do not charge you until the unit is actually shipped.

podria incluso ser superior a 3 años la espera, como puede usted observar a continuacion las barbaries y ocurrencias de jah. :?

JAH wrote:That is what NAAM is for. Plenty of companies showcase early previews of their products:

1. Every Akai MPC in recent memory were showcased at NAMM 4-8 months prior to being in stores.

2. NI Maschine was available until 3 months after NAMM

3. Roland's Fantom G wasn't available until 4 months after Namm

4. Korg Kronos debut at last years Namm. It didn't ship until May in Japan; June in the US; and depending on where you lived in Europe...you were still waiting in August.

5. Roger Linn and Dave Smith announced their new product almost 3 years before it was in stores. :lol:

6. Universal Audio just started shipping the Apollo recently. And the Thunderbolt option that often talk about will not be available until the Summer.

These are just a few examples...............