anyone ever see or heard of a mpc1000 with a tilt screen?

i would pay some good money (not good enough to for a dif. mpc) for a custom type tilt screen

there was a thread here before about some guy who made a tilt-screen for his alesis micron.

im assuming the same principle would apply for making a custom job 1000 tilt-screen.

a couple people on here made them. They looked pretty stupid though

word? anyone got any pics?

I know some people who put theirs on a slightly tilted platform(wedge)
it works for them, give it a shot.

I folded up a bunch of newspaper and taped it up, and prop up the back of my MPC on that

He was asking about modded tilted screens not propping the back of your mpc up. Yall are stupid

search the forums there are a few pics of them being modded but honestly its a waste of time. The MPC1000 is not very tall or hard to see over so theres not much to be gained.

Why would one tilt the screen?

id still like to see one

looks for pics in this thread from a guy called the grublet....

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=16801&p=846319&hilit=tilt+screen#p846319

you dawgs shud really start using the search tool in this forum...

When I forst came on this site there was a thread about this. they were using prisms on top of the screen to do a make shift tilt screen.... Sometimes I think about the tilt screen but then I just tilt the entire MPC and keep it moving... Worst case scenerio is to find some taller feet for the bottom and only install them in the rear spots..... I know Micheals and most arts ad craft stored sell rubber grommets and stuff that will do the trick.. .

from the link above:

damn, thats quite a nice looking setup. I'd probably situate things a bit differently, but some fckin nice equiptment to play with in there...

yeah grublet's the man
definitely gives me some ideas
i've for so long kept everything directly in front of the desk
my next build, the desk will be on cinder block stilts and i won't use a chair
standing, son! pacing back and forth! keeping blood flowing.