Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
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By drumat!c Thu Dec 07, 2006 4:24 pm
Marriage + Mortgage x Kids < Bills + More Bills = No Money

Using this simple equation, I have concluded that the sale of the honorable and sacred MPC60II is essential to my financial survival. However, I promise, in the near future--when I've secured a full-time career in the design field--I will re-join this community with the purchase of a comfy MPC-60 mkI (because my radius, ulna, and elbows deserve comfort too).

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Includes these Extras:

• Very Clean MPC-60II (w/ a few birth marks) $650

• New set of 16 Pads $40

• New Bright White LED Display $140

• 3.10 "MPC 3000" Update $195

• SCSI interface board "Requires 3.10 update" $300

• Iomega External SCSI Zip 100 MB drives $100

• SCSI Zip Cable $30

• 750 KB memory expansion $135

• Output Boost Modification on the Stereo and all 8 direct outs $250

• Used RoadCase (super durable) $120

• 10 Zip Disks (some contain original drums and sample sounds used on
the Formulatin' Fathers album)

• 2 ¼" (.25) Phono Cables

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I'll include receipts from FORAT, original ROM chips, paperwork, and misc. packaging (don't have original MPC box).

If anybody is interested in purchasing, please contact me (I have many photos available for review):

e> [email protected]

Thanks!

By JaeOne3345 Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:23 am
Call me!


I dont believe this shit!...

Kids? since when?
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By drumat!c Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:04 am
As promised, photos of my MPC60II:

http://www.etnuvo.com/DRUMATIC_mpc60II_ ... 20copy.jpg

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Description of imagery:

Photo collage includes emphasis on a recent bright white LED replacement, Merion SCSI ZIP located on rear panel, Travel Case, and cosmetic imperfections, which are clearly indicated by arrows. Although the machine is not pristine, it looks better than how it was presented to me by its previous owner. I cleaned it thoroughly, internally and externally, with q-tips and a simple non-abrasive solution (soap and water). Also, once in a while I run WINDEX on the upper display panel to make her smile at me (the mpc60).
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Thanks so much for your inquiry,
D R U M A T ! C