
By 3001
Wed May 17, 2006 10:23 pm
rogue r scumbags. they'll break something and then offer you $20 saying its worthless..

earwolf wrote:TBC wrote:When i purchased my 60II from ebay I took it straight to VST. They checked all the functions and it only ended up needing a new backlight.
They know their MPC's over there (just take a look at their website) and they had great customer service. http://vstservice.com/
BTW I am in no way affiliated with them, just sharing my experience. I'm sure they can help you out.
what did they charge u
3001 wrote:rogue r scumbags. they'll break something and then offer you $20 saying its worthless..
TBC wrote:earwolf wrote:TBC wrote:When i purchased my 60II from ebay I took it straight to VST. They checked all the functions and it only ended up needing a new backlight.
They know their MPC's over there (just take a look at their website) and they had great customer service. http://vstservice.com/
BTW I am in no way affiliated with them, just sharing my experience. I'm sure they can help you out.
what did they charge u
i'll check the paperwork out when i get home and get back to you

3001 wrote:i called VST they called back nicely leavin a message. im gunna probably just go with them. they're nice. reply quickly. and further...
one thing, i'm sure rohan knows this as a tech... if you're not particuarly good at electronics, more often than not opening a unit will make it worse.
i repair most of my own units. but when they get to a certain point. it's tech time. I did this "repair" myself, and i don't want to further damage it. VST quoted me at about $165 which definately sounds reasonable. cuz either i could sell this one as is for like 450-500, part it out prolly for 550-600, or just fix it and sell it for about 800.
the unit looks previously repaired inside, there are certain ribbon cables that have electrical tape on them. we'll see waht happpens:-)
this way i can also go back to an mpc60 after i get back and don't need the mpc1000's portability too;-)
thanks for your help everyone who has helped
jonathanpduffy wrote:Any one know if there's anyone who could sort out an MPC 60 in London and or Cambridge?
TBC wrote:TBC wrote:earwolf wrote:TBC wrote:When i purchased my 60II from ebay I took it straight to VST. They checked all the functions and it only ended up needing a new backlight.
They know their MPC's over there (just take a look at their website) and they had great customer service. http://vstservice.com/
BTW I am in no way affiliated with them, just sharing my experience. I'm sure they can help you out.
what did they charge u
i'll check the paperwork out when i get home and get back to you
Okay. This is exactly off of the invoice...
1.5 hrs - Labor @ $65 per hour = $97.50
1 - EBack Light S-1000 @ $59.85 = $59.85
1 - Vr Rotary Ewke2ap20a14 A103x2 @ $11.48 = $11.48
1 - Sw Tact Skhham004a @ $7.70 = $7.70
1 - Misc solvents, cleaners, solder, wick, etc. @ $3.50 = $3.50
Replaced defective lcd display backlight assy, volume pot and "up" switch. Reflowed solder connection on power supply pcb due to high failure rated connections. thermal test general check - passed qc test.
Subtotal = $180.03
Tax = $6.81
Total = $186.84
Hope this helps.

