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By sinister_keys Mon Oct 02, 2006 2:42 pm
i would get the studio version of the MPC 8000 its new...
AKAI took two mpc 4000's and krazy glued them toghether
to creat this prestine unit ... it samples .. records and even makes the
beats for you with the optional "i cant seem to figure this sh1t out" card
research it here VVV

www.dumbassquestions.org


J/K he he

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By Mr.Qwiq Mon Oct 02, 2006 10:05 pm
sinister_keys wrote:i would get the studio version of the MPC 8000 its new...
AKAI took two mpc 4000's and krazy glued them toghether
to creat this prestine unit ... it samples .. records and even makes the
beats for you with the optional "i cant seem to figure this sh1t out" card
research it here VVV

www.dumbassquestions.org


J/K he he


lol sin you're a nut bruh :lol:

By SLEEP19782 Tue Oct 03, 2006 10:01 pm
I have the 2kxl, but I would prolly go for the 2500, it has a cd drive and new features like "chop shop" and there are tons of tutorials to help you get started, the 3000 are kinda hard to get cuz they dont make them anymore.....yeah the 25oo is a great place to start.....also ur gonna have to get used to the a$$hol.....I mean "expert members" on these forums, they would rather spend 5 minutes hating on you rather than helping you,
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By kersey Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:24 pm
the best choice seems to be the 2500 right now (for all the built in features), or the 1000.

I'd change my 60 for one tomorrow if I could, although I love it.
yes the 3000 sounds a bit better and the simple layout makes it easier to use, but maybe like a VW golf, the 1st model is classy then if you drive the more comfortable latest model, your ass will thank you at the end of the day.
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By krang Sat Oct 07, 2006 4:52 am
kersey, what machine is your avaitor, it looks like an old school answering machine.