By aprim
Wed Dec 31, 2003 4:40 pm
NOW ITS TIME TO PLAY!
By baichai
Wed Dec 31, 2003 4:49 pm
ORDERED!!
NOW ITS TIME TO PLAY!
NOW ITS TIME TO PLAY!
We are creating a new era of sound. Earbubbles Productions
"The greatness of jazz is that it is an art of the moment."
C. Mingus
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EARBUBBLES PRODUCTION
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"The greatness of jazz is that it is an art of the moment."
C. Mingus
__________________
EARBUBBLES PRODUCTION
www.earbubbles.com
By m203
Wed Dec 31, 2003 5:44 pm
$110 for 128 MB!!!?? THAT is insanity. No way.
Words are f#cking cheap. Anybody can SAY anything. But actions. Actions are real. NOT anybody can DO anything. So stop talking S#IT and DO something.
By baichai
Wed Dec 31, 2003 6:15 pm
no way but no choice...
We are creating a new era of sound. Earbubbles Productions
"The greatness of jazz is that it is an art of the moment."
C. Mingus
__________________
EARBUBBLES PRODUCTION
www.earbubbles.com
"The greatness of jazz is that it is an art of the moment."
C. Mingus
__________________
EARBUBBLES PRODUCTION
www.earbubbles.com
By m203
Wed Dec 31, 2003 6:18 pm
Yeah, I feel you. That blows.
Words are f#cking cheap. Anybody can SAY anything. But actions. Actions are real. NOT anybody can DO anything. So stop talking S#IT and DO something.
By mpc3000
Thu Jan 01, 2004 3:58 pm
"$110 for 128 MB!!!?? THAT is insanity. No way."
Let's see, the first time I ever bought a memory expansion, I got 256kb for $200. If I had to buy 128 meg of that, it would have cost me over $100,000. The second time I bought a memory expansion, it was $50 for 1 Meg. For 128Meg that would have been $6,400. To expand the MPC3000 when it first came out was about $300. To expand the MPC2000 when it came out was well over $200 and that was with standard memory.
I really cannot believe I am hearing complaints about a paultry $100 to get 128 Meg. Even with the cost of the EXM the MPC1000 is still much cheaper than the MPC2000XL. Jeez, go get a life.
Let's see, the first time I ever bought a memory expansion, I got 256kb for $200. If I had to buy 128 meg of that, it would have cost me over $100,000. The second time I bought a memory expansion, it was $50 for 1 Meg. For 128Meg that would have been $6,400. To expand the MPC3000 when it first came out was about $300. To expand the MPC2000 when it came out was well over $200 and that was with standard memory.
I really cannot believe I am hearing complaints about a paultry $100 to get 128 Meg. Even with the cost of the EXM the MPC1000 is still much cheaper than the MPC2000XL. Jeez, go get a life.
By Toecutter
Thu Jan 01, 2004 11:30 pm
I got the 32mb for my mpc 2000 almost 4 years ago for 80 bucks, for 32mb and their complaining about 110 smackeroos for 128 megs? That's less than a dollar a meg man what are you crying about?
By SP2XL
Thu Jan 01, 2004 11:51 pm
upgraded my memory in the 2000 for 20 bucks. i was bitchin more about gettin the f**kin top back on .
By Od3rus
Fri Jan 02, 2004 12:16 am
Not to be mean but if you havent noticed RAM has decreased in price significantly in the past 2 years. It is not unusual to find a GIG of ram for a little over 110 bucks now... So i think 110 for 128 megs is a little steep. Regardless of what it used to cost, the market has changed. just my 2 cents.
-Odie
-Odie
By 247beatz
Sat Jan 03, 2004 2:48 am
what does this ram do exactly
it basically give you more sampling time/room for samples.