Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By DaFunkDocta2004 Wed Apr 21, 2004 8:28 pm
...I'm debating between installing these sticks myself and just going to GC. They said they'd do it for $25. I've read and re-read midicase's instructions on doing it, but I need a little more confidence...I bought this machine new! Anyone have any crazy problems doing this yourself?

By TheMPCRipper Wed Apr 21, 2004 8:42 pm
no, its really easy, just dont do it on carpeting. I used the same instructions to do it.

By RonDu Wed Apr 21, 2004 9:35 pm
Save the $25. Do it yourself. The hardest part is unscrewing the unit.

By varmar Sat Apr 24, 2004 2:15 pm
Hey fellas, where can i buy memory sticks for the 2kxl on or of line. Any suggestions???
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By Prah_860_ Sat Apr 24, 2004 5:21 pm
TheMPCRipper wrote:no, its really easy, just dont do it on carpeting. I used the same instructions to do it.


yea...I did mine myself......and I don't see a spotin GC without carpet so you will be better off doing it yourself........just ground yourself first!

By DaFunkDocta2004 Sat Apr 24, 2004 5:47 pm
:lol: You right, I don't remember any tiles in my local GC out here in Rockville...well, I went ahead and installed it myself and I'm looking forward to installing the EB16 as well. Has anyone installed everything themselves or are there limits with certain parts?
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By Smoove03 Sun Apr 25, 2004 3:18 pm
varmar wrote:Hey fellas, where can i buy memory sticks for the 2kxl on or of line. Any suggestions???


try ebay
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By W. Steele Sun Apr 25, 2004 4:15 pm
I've installed every part for my MPC myself . It has everything but the SMPTE card . 8-outs , easy . EB16 , easy . Memory upgrade , easy . I even had to replace my screen last summer because I left my MPC on for a couple of days and I got MAD vertical lines on my screen that would multiply everyday . That wasn't as easy as the others . Now I have to replace my floppy drive 'cus that sh!t is shot too ( I have had my MPC since '97 though ) . Just remember not to be too bent when your'e replacing sh!t ( I broke my play button w/ that stroke of genius ) . And if I were any of you I wouldn't trust GC employees , I know . . . . I used to be one . They would have me upgrading peoples MPC's and I'm not even certified ( so if I **** up someone's sh!t they were f#cked . . . . but I never did ) . Just some food for thought .

By DaFunkDocta2004 Mon Apr 26, 2004 2:24 pm
W. Steele wrote:I've installed every part for my MPC myself . It has everything but the SMPTE card . 8-outs , easy . EB16 , easy . Memory upgrade , easy . I even had to replace my screen last summer because I left my MPC on for a couple of days and I got MAD vertical lines on my screen that would multiply everyday . That wasn't as easy as the others . Now I have to replace my floppy drive 'cus that sh!t is shot too ( I have had my MPC since '97 though ) . Just remember not to be too bent when your'e replacing sh!t ( I broke my play button w/ that stroke of genius ) . And if I were any of you I wouldn't trust GC employees , I know . . . . I used to be one . They would have me upgrading peoples MPC's and I'm not even certified ( so if I **** up someone's sh!t they were f#cked . . . . but I never did ) . Just some food for thought .



That's good to know! I ended up installing the sticks myself in about 20 minutes. I'm looking out for a decently-priced EB16 on ebay now or may just grab it new. Then the 8-outs.
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By dubmunkey Mon Apr 26, 2004 2:45 pm
dead easy just take your time, use a decent work surface and watch were you put those screws...

greg

By varmar Fri May 14, 2004 2:25 pm
Thanks for the tips fellas. I got the memory from ebay. And smoove thats a wild pic. Is that New York Ave?