Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By JUKE 179r Sat Jan 16, 2010 5:50 am
Check on eBay, craigslist or SCSIforSamplers website.
About 4-5 years ago I bought my 3 card readers for $20-$35 a piece on eBay. Now they are going for $200-$250. :shock:
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By xabiton Sat Jan 16, 2010 6:53 am
JUKE 179r wrote:Check on eBay, craigslist or SCSIforSamplers website.
About 4-5 years ago I bought my 3 card readers for $20-$35 a piece on eBay. Now they are going for $200-$250. :shock:

yeah i know i dont get it its just the scsi ones that i see are expensive. i wish they made a usb to scsi connection i would buy and just use that
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By mumkai Wed Jan 20, 2010 6:30 am
xabiton wrote:now its like $100 for the zip drive itself lol


i dont think so. i just got two parallel (scsi) and one usb zip drive along with about 20 disks for $30 just recently. one of the drives didn't work but the usb zip is a badass time saver. would use cf reader, but been with zip since the start...

i say check out scsiforsamplers.com
thats where i got my internal zip with instructions for a pretty good price.
good luck!
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By xabiton Wed Jan 20, 2010 7:07 am
mumkai wrote:
xabiton wrote:now its like $100 for the zip drive itself lol


i dont think so. i just got two parallel (scsi) and one usb zip drive along with about 20 disks for $30 just recently. one of the drives didn't work but the usb zip is a badass time saver. would use cf reader, but been with zip since the start...

i say check out scsiforsamplers.com
thats where i got my internal zip with instructions for a pretty good price.
good luck!

cool i may check them out later but i decided to go with zip for now. i got a scsi zip drive on ebay for $15. i learned that cats trying to sell them from places that sell mpc parts want crazy amounts of money for them but ebay and stuff will sell them for pretty cheap
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By JUKE 179r Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:10 pm
mumkai wrote:i just got two parallel (scsi) and one usb zip drive along with about 20 disks for $30 just recently. one of the drives didn't work


Your Zip drive must have been one of the Zip + (plus) drives. I've heard those don't work well with most music gear because of being both parallel and SCSI circuits.
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