Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
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By v00d00ppl Wed Jun 11, 2014 3:34 pm
Clint wrote:It's pretty obvious what it is, hence no website, no warranty, no support and exactly the same features as vimana.

Personally I'd rather put money in rogers pocket since he's been screwed out of his royalties.


Bingo!
By John-E G Fri Jun 13, 2014 4:04 am
All I'm saying is there's no real proof that he DID do it, it is possible that he designed the whole thing himself- but yes anyone in there right mind could guess that due to his behavior that he didn't - which is why I was saying it probably is. Also I found it somewhere on craigslist(not ebay) for 50 bucks as well as vailixi for the same price. Anyways just trying to show both sides of the arguement, for arguements sake :-D
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By SimonInAustralia Fri Jun 13, 2014 4:26 am
John-E G wrote:All I'm saying is there's no real proof that he DID do it, it is possible that he designed the whole thing himself- but yes anyone in there right mind could guess that due to his behavior that he didn't - which is why I was saying it probably is.

Without the source code, I do not beleive it is possible that they designed it themselves, and ended up with something functionally exactly the same as Vimana.

Now they are selling Vimana.

They did it, they changed the ROM contents to display Elixer 4.0 instead of Vimana 3.15, just like they did with the Vailixi owner name, there is enough evidence to convince me.

Weren't the same crew asking for instructions on how to change the owner name in the Vailixi ROM, and somehow they then worked out how to code an MPC60 OS from scratch? No chance!
By soundtech Sun Jun 15, 2014 10:03 am
v00d00ppl wrote:
Clint wrote:It's pretty obvious what it is, hence no website, no warranty, no support and exactly the same features as vimana.

Personally I'd rather put money in rogers pocket since he's been screwed out of his royalties.


Bingo!



Myself as well. I have a fake one in an mpc 60 i am not using but i respect the man too much to go out making 100 bucks out of his hard work.