Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By ducthmasta Thu Aug 05, 2004 5:57 am
it all depends on your budget. If you tight cop tha 2000...but if you got the few extra hundred get tha 2000xl with internal zip. like that other cat said you cant go wrong...look at tha track record for the mpc2000xl almost every producer from underground to mainstream has **** with tha 2000xl at one point or another...
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By Forest Parks Thu Aug 05, 2004 6:52 pm
JStrumental


if your gonna go...go 2kxl...I've used both, and the xl is just a better piece of equipment...it's got about all of the same features, and there are built in shortcuts, which is just more user friendly...


...there's a reason that it's industry standard
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By Forest Parks Thu Aug 05, 2004 7:05 pm
zzounds says they're expecting another shipment of them on 9/15...so I don't know...


...the blue jumpoffs that is

By JStruMENTAL Thu Aug 05, 2004 7:13 pm
well i really dont have money like that, i will probably get the 2000 classic

By RonDu Fri Aug 06, 2004 3:18 pm
JStruMENTAL wrote:well i really dont have money like that, i will probably get the 2000 classic



Classic does it for me. If I need to timestretch something I do in Sound Forge which is quicker I hear
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By big-slick Fri Aug 06, 2004 10:58 pm
i just traded my mpc1000 for a 2000xl.
i already like it more then my 1000 cause it has
the zone feature which makes chopping up samples
a piece of cake.

By nanoloop Sat Aug 07, 2004 12:45 am
i luv the 2k-xl. never used anything else but it. and i dont think i ever will. yeh if i see a cheap 1000 i'd cop it. but yeh the stripping of features is wak. 128mb and 24 pgm's loaded at once is would be great for breaks/dnb set. i can live with 32mb and 4 pgm's..
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By seekwhensir Tue Aug 10, 2004 1:32 pm
elmacaco wrote:The classic is a good piece, I like it better than the Xl personally.


thank you yes. how can you give up an mpc for another ( except the1k) i love my 2000straight, I'd get a 4k, but inaddition to-not replacement. Never giving up this baby. I want an mpc for every turntable i have.3 :wink:
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By Science Tue Aug 10, 2004 6:30 pm
down with the 1000!!!!! i was gone to it, im glad a copped the 2000xl
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By MattMatiks PG Tue Aug 10, 2004 6:39 pm
Science wrote:down with the 1000!!!!! i was gone to it, im glad a copped the 2000xl


Same here... Back in January copped the XL over the 1K... Man am I glad...
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By Phatz Tue Aug 10, 2004 7:00 pm
bigbeats wrote:Yea, I just sold my MPC1000 on Ebay ans cop me a 2000xlzip250 and befor that I had a 2000 standard...... YO! I'm stayin with my 2000xl you "CAN'T GO WRONG" with this baby....1-LUV..Peoples..
elmacaco wrote:Yes you can go wrong with the 2KXL, but it involves a trip to FOrat and a Louis Vuiton print...


I dont think they caught that one.......I feel you on that Elmacaco
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By JUKE 179r Wed Aug 11, 2004 4:02 pm
It's basically up to the individual on what you want in an MPC. I started this topic because I finally got to try one of homies 1000's and I didn't like it from the word GO. We tried turning the 1000 on 3 times and all 3 times the lil bugger froze up. It's like something you'd give your kid brother to play on so he doesn't f*ck with your gear.
Back in '99, one of my dawgs had a straight 2k he let me borrow and I was amazed by it. Luckily around 2000, the XL came out and I copped it.

To put it simply... I don't like the MPC1000. HATE ON!! :lol:
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By MattMatiks PG Wed Aug 11, 2004 6:52 pm
Correct mr if I'm wrong, but I don't think you can chop samples on the 2K... I believe it doesn't have the Zone Mode that the XL has... I have an XL so I'm not sure, but I think someone on here said that before...
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By seekwhensir Wed Aug 11, 2004 8:55 pm
MattMatiks PG wrote:Correct mr if I'm wrong, but I don't think you can chop samples on the 2K... I believe it doesn't have the Zone Mode that the XL has... I have an XL so I'm not sure, but I think someone on here said that before...


3 major differences btw the 2kxl and 2k.

1.What makes it an XL is that you do not have to boot up-it loads upon power. ( but you can have a flash rom on the 2000 straight with the OS in the flash rom, and you won't have to boot up everytime )

2.Timestretching capabilites.

3.The option of 4 programs to 1

and the big one-the motherboard on the 2000straight cannot handle an internal zip. But scsi is perfect. As far as editing, zones, chopping, paramaters-no diff.


BUT I PREFER THE JOG WHEEL ON THE 2000 OVER THE 2000XL-NO ONE REALLY MENTIONS THAT. :wink: