Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
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By CountBassD Tue Oct 16, 2007 9:06 pm
This is a complete sign of the times.

I'm selling my MPC60 drum machine.

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If you all know my work, and what I've done to boost the name of the brand you know it's a sad day for me. People just don't support like they used to (even if they do like what you do) and I have an SP 1200 and a bunch of new gear because of an endorsement deal I did.

If you guys need to remove this post I understand, but I just thought I'd share it here and for anyone looking for a machine with history, follow the link.

The Auction Link

By fobedafied Tue Oct 16, 2007 10:22 pm
damm man...


sorry to hear about having to get rid of your 60... :cry:


i know if i have to sell mine one day i will be totally bummed about it... id probably keep the 60 over the sp though, since the sp sequencer is pretty lackluster...

im pretty sure an artist like you could sell a beat or two for the type of cash that this 60 will go for... but im sure you know alot more than i how much people really support the artist that isnt all over tv and radio...


keep up the good work youve been doing musically all these years, no matter what equipment you work with... :wink:

i still give "sandwiches" a spin every now and then... :D

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By firework Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:59 pm
never heard of you and the price is too high. if god himself was selling a mpc 60 it doesnt change anything physically to it so its still a mpc 60.
By Moody Wed Oct 17, 2007 1:12 am
firework wrote:never heard of you and the price is too high. if god himself was selling a mpc 60 it doesnt change anything physically to it so its still a mpc 60.


so dont buy it. to some people things are worth more if they are used by someone famous or like in this case the music that has been made on it is of value to them. doesnt change anything physically but psychologically, you know. sucks having to sell a favourite piece of gear.

By sequoia1232 Wed Oct 17, 2007 1:45 am
I'm sure you'll make something great on whatever you use D! Keep up the good work...
By lumin Wed Oct 17, 2007 1:50 am
firework wrote:never heard of you and the price is too high. if god himself was selling a mpc 60 it doesnt change anything physically to it so its still a mpc 60.


you havent heard of count bass d?
how old are you?

dude has classic cuts. sandwiches is my shiiit
By Deta!L Wed Oct 17, 2007 1:51 am
firework wrote:never heard of you and the price is too high. if god himself was selling a mpc 60 it doesnt change anything physically to it so its still a mpc 60.


haha, you're a dick dude, maybe you should buy it so you'll have a reason to be on this forum since you don't own an mpc

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By firework Wed Oct 17, 2007 2:43 am
/ 1 - What part of my statement is a lie?
2 - I do own a mpc 3000.

By Deta!L Wed Oct 17, 2007 3:27 am
1. nothing it's just an assholish thing to say, I agree with what you're saying but fu*k it let bass d do his thing, don't knock the hustle
2. cool

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By firework Wed Oct 17, 2007 12:39 pm
lol @ defending jimi hendrix look-a-like charging for a autograph.

By lumin Wed Oct 17, 2007 3:21 pm
what a toy
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By djray182 Fri Oct 19, 2007 6:09 am
fobedafied wrote:
i still give "sandwiches" a spin every now and then... :D


i have only heard one song about sandwiches in my time. it went something like...
i know you wanna do it
...
we can make sandwitces.

is this that song?
did count d bass make that song?


forward apologies if im completly wrong.
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By djray182 Sun Oct 21, 2007 11:28 pm
well did he?