Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
By teacher Tue Feb 27, 2007 12:45 am
What's good people,

I'm wondering if any of you 60/3000 heads know of any reputable spots where I might find a 3000. I'm trying to avoid ebay and private sellers. Any used retailers out there you can point me towards? Thanks
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By mp3 Tue Feb 27, 2007 11:43 pm
analogjapan.net

By distantb Wed Feb 28, 2007 2:03 am
I recommend staying away from analogjapan , but rogue is a good biz.
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By mp3 Wed Feb 28, 2007 3:42 am
why? just curious. is it because their prices are high or is it because of their service or something?

By distantb Wed Feb 28, 2007 3:46 am
prices mainly , but i have heard of people also having problems with them. Also they are in another country which in my opinion is another reason to stay clear.
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By SimonInAustralia Wed Feb 28, 2007 11:26 am
distantb wrote:prices mainly , but i have heard of people also having problems with them. Also they are in another country which in my opinion is another reason to stay clear.
I buy lots of gear from other countries, works out fine for me, just have to factor in shipping and customs duties/taxes that you will be charged when it arrives in your country. The cost of returning equipment to the seller if there are problems might also be an issue.
By InslAllah Wed Feb 28, 2007 11:36 am
teacher wrote:What's good people,

I'm wondering if any of you 60/3000 heads know of any reputable spots where I might find a 3000. I'm trying to avoid ebay and private sellers. Any used retailers out there you can point me towards? Thanks

As salaamu aleykum teacher!
Try to buy one60 from ebay,i bought one 6 month ago from UK about 700 GBP,really nice and it look as new..So my opinion is-try ebay!All the best in looking fot your baby!
As sallamu aleykum!

By distantb Wed Feb 28, 2007 5:05 pm
It's all in opinion , just saying personally i would stay away from buying used equipment from another country. Especially just for shipping , ups usps or any carrier for that matter doesnt handle packages very well. Maybe if i lived in a place that was nearly impossible to acuire a mpc , but living in the states and in CA for that matter there is no reason to go to japan for some equip.
By analogjapan Fri Mar 02, 2007 6:20 am
distantb wrote:It's all in opinion , just saying personally i would stay away from buying used equipment from another country. Especially just for shipping , ups usps or any carrier for that matter doesnt handle packages very well. Maybe if i lived in a place that was nearly impossible to acuire a mpc , but living in the states and in CA for that matter there is no reason to go to japan for some equip.


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Just for shipping: USPS handles anything badly. True, like any other shipper actually. To make sure an order arrives in one piece and not as parts, we pack all items as if they had to be dropped from high altitude, or close: bublle pack until you can t feel the unit, or cannot see it. double thick cardboard. We never had item damaged so far..

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Reason to buy from Japan: I will never repeat it again...but here I go again: japanese are a bit on the anal side and it is hard to find stuff in the same condition as in the US or Europe, or Australia, or other parts of Asia. These guys are so carefull I sometimes wonder if they really make music at all....the manuals are very worn out, but then we ship all items with a NEW english manual, so you don't get your precious fingers dirty
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Repairs: shipping item back for repairs: if you are in the US and an item we sold you is damaged, you ship it to our L.A partner who will get it fixed by the usuals (no names ...) You don't ship it back to Japan. We pay for all shipping costs back and forth.
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Prices: our prices are inclusive of shipping / insurance / import duties. You pay the final price on the invoice and not a yen more.

Peace + Love + Keep it Funkeeeee Ya All !!!!

www.analogjapan.net
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By jazzbee Fri Mar 02, 2007 10:48 pm
You can buy from ebay but check out the buyers rating thoroughally before making a purchase and also take out the optional insurance and if it's a company: enquire about their returns terms & conditions in case the goods get damaged in transit.

By MJ1 Sat Mar 03, 2007 6:57 am
Try www.gearorphanage.com. I bought my 3000LE from there not too long ago. There is a 3000 up there right now.
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By DarkWing Sat Mar 03, 2007 9:20 am
analogjapan is great - I seriously doubt they've cheated anyone.
By analogjapan Thu Oct 11, 2007 4:27 am
I understand that most people are not too keen on sending money abroad, so, from now on, we suggest that clients use an escrow service like escrow.com to transact with us. It costs the buyer 0 $ and and allow him to check the gear before having the money released to us.
Shipping / insurance /escrow fee import duties are factored in our prices: you pay the price we mail you back when you make an inquiry, not a $ more.

You want super clean gear ? then there is only Japan for that, the land of the million dollar studio being used at the week-end and maybe in the evenings if its owner, usually working loooooooooong hours in a company has any time at all to play. They even keep the boxes for stuff bought ten years before.
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By fasttrackpimp Fri Oct 12, 2007 11:20 am
Just guessing here, If I did buy an mpc from analog japan I'd need to use a power converter wouldn't I?