Is it me or are ENSONIQ products all pieces of crap?

JUKE 179r wrote:Did you pay your electric bill?

hahaha

replaced the fuses but no luck, so this leaves the power supply as the culprit.

JUKE 179r wrote:Did you pay your electric bill?

If USPS drops that damn floppy drive off TODAY, I'll find out what's good/bad. It's been "out for delivery" since like 8am. It's 3:30pm now. Hurry. up.

Good luck. Hope everything works out.

So far so good!!

Glad to hear that. A little bit of maintenance should go a long way, and I'm sure it was worth it.

anyone know where I can get a replacement psu?

distortedtekno wrote:Glad to hear that. A little bit of maintenance should go a long way, and I'm sure it was worth it.

Yeah it was definitely worth it!! I'm sparked! The weird thing is, I only got one replacement floppy and was gonna address the other 16+ later. The other 16+ has been working fine since I fixed the first one. Hopefully it stays that way. lol

^ haha, your ensoniq samplers were on strike

mr_debauch wrote:^ haha, your ensoniq samplers were on strike

JVC wrote:

Wal Martian wrote:

That's Large Professor using his MPC-1000. I do see the back of ASR-X, but I wonder how often he actually uses it. I heard that ASR-X's sequencer has a serious timing issue.

The sound of and the way in which the tracks are programmed/structured on Beatz Vol.2 makes me think it was used for that project. Check the album cover too.

JVC wrote:

Wal Martian wrote:

That's Large Professor using his MPC-1000. I do see the back of ASR-X, but I wonder how often he actually uses it. I heard that ASR-X's sequencer has a serious timing issue.

only if you edit and change tracks/sounds on the fly.Generally its tight.And sounds good.Loads of potential.Good percentage groove and swing settings ectect.....

edit-from what i can work out,sadly 99.9% people never went deep into it.When its your only sampler/sequencer for 2/3 years you dive in lol