
By Retrofreak
Sun Jan 29, 2012 2:41 pm
C'mon Akai please give us stronger MPC 60/3000 buttons on the Ren or supply us with a pack of free spares.
You can do it!

You can do it!





scoobylol wrote:Is that button in the wrong way round?

JAH wrote::lol: Is that a 25 year old MPC?
scoobylol wrote:Is that button in the wrong way round?
Retrofreak wrote:@Jah those weak MPC 60 buttons are the very same ones in the REN

Lampdog wrote:Retrofreak wrote:@Jah those weak MPC 60 buttons are the very same ones in the REN
Have you actually taken apart a Ren to check out that claim though?
I'm just asking.

Lampdog wrote:Have you actually taken apart a Ren to check out that claim though?
I'm just asking.


DJ Hellfire wrote:Nah, Saint Joe and Flux specifically asked Dan at Namm if the buttons had the same flimsy/weak build and he said yes!
Sabotage wrote:So do we really need to rip open a unit, if the manufactor says they are the same buttons?
JAH wrote:Lampdog wrote:Retrofreak wrote:@Jah those weak MPC 60 buttons are the very same ones in the REN
Have you actually taken apart a Ren to check out that claim though?
I'm just asking.
WTF! You got an MPC Ren before me...I am so appalled.
This forum is crazy...before the MPC Ren was announced, the Roger Linn signature MPCs were highly regarded...all the talks about quality and built like a tank. Now the MPC Ren has some of those elements and folks are implying its weak.


JAH wrote:I am reading this thread and definitely feel that forum members are on some next level BS. I have been really reserved trying not to call some of you out.
I feel a need to repeat this statement......
Prior to the MPC Ren/Studio...the Roger Linn signature MPCs (MPC 60/3000) set the benchmark for quality. There is no other sampling drum machine in history that is more highly regarded. (*The SP12/1200 samplers are a close second).
Now you guys are saying that the MPC Ren having the same transport as the original "built like a tank" MPCs are not good enough? You guys are taking forum trolling to an all time high....
I believe I can say none of you owned the MPC 60 or 3000 when they were released 18-25 years ago. Most of you purchased them second hand within the past 10 years. If the buttons break...maybe that's because they have been put through hell for 8-25 years prior to you owning one.
