Asadthedudd wrote:HouseWithoutMouse wrote:Update. Three weeks after I sent the MPC One Retro for repair, Thomann refunded me the whole cost of the unit. Now I don't have an MPC anymore. I'll consider buying a regular non-retro model.
Wow why tho? They couldnt fix it or…?
The device was sent to an Akai service, and the service had told Thomann that in this case, repairing or fixing was not possible. And they didn't have a replacement in storage, so --> refund.
I'm just happy I got rid of it. The pad randomness and insensitivity wasn't the only problem - there were annoying usability problems that will probably never get fixed, and the issue with Scarlett 18i20 3rd gen. For example, not being able to instantly remove the notes of a track in order to re-record a new version, without stopping playback, to create a constantly evolving set live. Looking at the Force now, in absolutely no hurry. Akai does not have my money yet, and this time I'll be wiser not to believe what users say, because some of them seem to suffer from some sort of a Stockholm syndrome. Thanks and sorry.