Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
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By b.read Wed Jan 04, 2012 10:33 pm
Easy....you both go "ooooooooone, twoooooooooo, three!" and ship them at the same time. :lol:
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By ArKyve-31 Wed Jan 04, 2012 10:47 pm
umm unfortunately for you, you don't know me. I trade with guys from the forums all the time, but I've interacted on and off this website for years so we have a trust built up, plus its just bad for image, I promote to many mixtapes and what not to have a community think ill of me


if you wanted to trade with me I'll think of a way to insure both parties are honest, maybe do a private ebay auction for each piece of gear for a dollar, if they don't ship cancel the other transaction,
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By mr_debauch Wed Jan 04, 2012 11:14 pm
each of you make a single take video (with no cuts or camera angle switching) of you with the said pieces of gear in hand.. you walk out your house showing the house number.. then walk to the corner showing the street name.. then walk to the corner store showing the cover of the most recent newspaper... :lol:
By micb Wed Jan 04, 2012 11:49 pm
The only problem with trading a UK piece of gear for the US gear, is that the dude in the US is gonna have a problem with the voltage... they only got 110 and all our shiz run at 240. It's dead easy coverting the voltage down, but I haven't looked in to boosting it up.... anyone know the ins and outs of that..?
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By thx Wed Jan 04, 2012 11:56 pm
the sp1200 got an automatic voltage selector
don't know if the 3000 got a voltage switch or something like that
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By mr_debauch Thu Jan 05, 2012 12:02 am
micb wrote:The only problem with trading a UK piece of gear for the US gear, is that the dude in the US is gonna have a problem with the voltage... they only got 110 and all our shiz run at 240. It's dead easy coverting the voltage down, but I haven't looked in to boosting it up.... anyone know the ins and outs of that..?


it's very easy to get a step up converter.. the only thing you need to make sure is that the wattage of the step up converter needs to be higher than the piece of gear... I always suggest the highest possible..

like, lets say the gear needs 45watts, I suggest like a 90 watt converter.. yes, you can use a less wattage one like a 35 watt one but it will burn out or potentially cause something to go wrong.. yes you could also use safely a 45 watt converter, but it will get hot and push it to it's limits... that is why having more than enough power is important as the machine will simply only draw the amount of current required.
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By b.read Thu Jan 05, 2012 3:40 am
What're you guys talking about? They're both in the states ya ding dongs...
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By mr_debauch Thu Jan 05, 2012 3:45 am
b.read wrote:What're you guys talking about? They're both in the states ya ding dongs...


yes it appears.. as for above.. just sayin.. it can be done easily.
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By b.read Thu Jan 05, 2012 3:49 am
Well alrighty then. 8)