It has lots of wear marks on the chasis and it seems like the previous owner customised the paint around the edges. Everything on the machine works. The only exceptions will be listed below in more detail. It has a fully expanded memory (1.5 Meg) and all the inputs and outputs work well. The Drum pads were replaced last year and the screen works ok. The thing that is most noticeable when operating it are that the Data Entry & Command Pads (not the Drum Pads) are not very responsive. Meaning, you have to push them harder than you would a newer machine. The Main volume knob is also not original. The only key that occasionally is more troublesome is the "main screen" key. It works but its sticky. Software Version 2.02 (1987) SMPTE in/out MIdi 2 ins/3 outs Echo mix out/stereo returns(for sending sounds out to processors) 8 individual outs Stereo Left/Right out Record in w/3 level slider (low,med, high) 1.5 Meg memory 2 footswitch ins. 1 bound MPC60 manual copy (250 pages) 1 bound MPC60 software update manual(250 pages) for the 3.0 software upgrade from Roger Linn. Headphones 3 audio sample discs with drumkits, beats and loops This MPC does not come with the 3.0 software upgrade. Just the manual. $650. Is it worth it?
Nah, spend a little more and get one that has seen less use and wear.
You canm save money getting one that has the 3.10 OS in it already. I also say hold out for a MK I.
