
By Tapuno
Fri Apr 17, 2009 6:15 am
So im in the market for a new mp-cizzle. And ive been researching and researching. So far as i understand, the 4000 is the only one to offer an INTEL processor and Phantom power?. and they stopped making it. BOOO!!! now im aware of the buggy os n such, so heres my questions. What model processor? Is it upgradeable? and my main question, Why oh why would they include pre-amped xlr jacks if the thing aint meant to do vocals? thats a head scratcher right there.
heres some sub-questions
How buggy is the os vs mpc 1k 2.11?
96 khz/24 bit output or just sampling?
how different of an interface vs. 1k akai jjos v.1 4.99?
what do i gain and what do i lose with this machine vs 1k w/ jjos v.1 4.99?
Is the 8-out still available?
Does it allow usb interfacing or just data storage?
will it read .pgm files from other mpc's?
main data storage is hard drive, but is there other options? cf reader maybe?
expected lifespan?
hard drive recommendations?
independent (non-akai) operating systems available?
and finally, what is the phantom output(how many volts)?
the main questions is what i need to know, cuz i think i can cop one at 1300, and ide much rather do this than an mv. Just dont like the bare-skin pads, ya know?
Anyway much love guys, great f-ing forum.
Tap-One
heres some sub-questions
How buggy is the os vs mpc 1k 2.11?
96 khz/24 bit output or just sampling?
how different of an interface vs. 1k akai jjos v.1 4.99?
what do i gain and what do i lose with this machine vs 1k w/ jjos v.1 4.99?
Is the 8-out still available?
Does it allow usb interfacing or just data storage?
will it read .pgm files from other mpc's?
main data storage is hard drive, but is there other options? cf reader maybe?
expected lifespan?
hard drive recommendations?
independent (non-akai) operating systems available?
and finally, what is the phantom output(how many volts)?
the main questions is what i need to know, cuz i think i can cop one at 1300, and ide much rather do this than an mv. Just dont like the bare-skin pads, ya know?
Anyway much love guys, great f-ing forum.
Tap-One
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