By angus
Sat Jan 14, 2006 11:15 am
Greetings MPC forums,
My name is Angus. I recently acquired a mint MPC3000 for a good price, and finally figured out how to use it recently, due to much of the help found in these forums. I also had help from a studio tech friend of mine here in Vancouver Canada, who also built the f****n sweet wood sides and he said he'd be more than willing to make more.
He used to work at a place up here called "the pianohouse" and apparently, occasionally, piano's would end up smashed for whatever the reason, and my pal josh would nab all these rare types of hardwood.
Anyways to get to the point, msg me if any of you out there would be interested in getting some of these sides. He works for cheap (couple hundred bucks?) and these sides, they're pretty neat-o. He's a good guy and knows what he's doing.
Finally, no, I have not read the rules of the board, and I suspect that try to hawk goods and services probably isn't looked upon kindly, but these are (in my opinion) are pretty f****n groovy, so I figured I spread the good word. So if this isn't cool, my apologies, not trying to turn your mpc party into Ebay. Thanks for checkin this out!
Angus
My name is Angus. I recently acquired a mint MPC3000 for a good price, and finally figured out how to use it recently, due to much of the help found in these forums. I also had help from a studio tech friend of mine here in Vancouver Canada, who also built the f****n sweet wood sides and he said he'd be more than willing to make more.
He used to work at a place up here called "the pianohouse" and apparently, occasionally, piano's would end up smashed for whatever the reason, and my pal josh would nab all these rare types of hardwood.
Anyways to get to the point, msg me if any of you out there would be interested in getting some of these sides. He works for cheap (couple hundred bucks?) and these sides, they're pretty neat-o. He's a good guy and knows what he's doing.
Finally, no, I have not read the rules of the board, and I suspect that try to hawk goods and services probably isn't looked upon kindly, but these are (in my opinion) are pretty f****n groovy, so I figured I spread the good word. So if this isn't cool, my apologies, not trying to turn your mpc party into Ebay. Thanks for checkin this out!
Angus
