Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
By beastineden Sun May 03, 2009 3:21 pm
MPCHunter wrote:
rokuez wrote: I'd rather do it myself sense from what i remember reading scsi4samplers is kinda pricey.


You get what you pay for. scsi4samplers = quality.


you're only asking for trouble if you spare expenses when it comes to vintage stuff. trust me. i found out the hard way. it's very difficult to find someone as dedicated to providing quality products and support for older mpc's as scsiforsamplers is.
By Acid Mitch Mon May 04, 2009 9:31 am
beastineden wrote:"do you think you will be re-issueing the scsi board???" <---typed by rokuez

this scsi reference was to you acid. thats why i brought it up



LOL. Sorry dude, never saw that. Time to get my eyes checked :)
By scsiforsamplers.com Tue May 12, 2009 11:04 pm
Thank you very much for the positive opinions from you guys. I don't consider my products "pricey", although I know some people do.

I didn't buy up all the Spyrus card reader drives - that dude on eBay did and he is the only source, apart from the ones I get in occasionally.

I charge $25.00 for the Sprus RD300 external to internal mod and it involves some very detailed technical wizardy that no one else but me can do ;0)

I am about to start selling some really cool internal 9GB SCSI solid-state storage devices that run on 5 volts, weigh just a few ounces, put out zero noise or heat and can be velcroed anywhere inside most samplers. I plan to offer a kit for internal installation into the MPC2000XL and selected other Akai samplers, as well as the Ensoniq ASR-10 and the Korg Triton. If this sounds like something anyone reading this might be interested in, please hit me up on PM or the website.

BTW, mpchunter.com - that is a great site you have there! A fantastic resource and well done. I'm adding you to my Links page if that is cool.