
By distortedtekno
Sat Oct 11, 2008 12:10 am
...was when I bought my MPC1000 brand new.
I've been through hell and back with it, spent alot of money between upgrades, replacement parts, cosmetic parts, JJ OS, etc., and I'm glad that I still have it.
So what's the point of this topic?
The answer to that (aside from celebrating 4 years) is that in all this time, I've seen this machine go from being dissapointing to being one of the best MPCs ever.
I would've never thought back in 2004 that we would have many things that weren't available for this machine (as listed below):
Blue Box
HDM-10 adaptor & hard drive
Black housing kit
JJ OS
Improved pad design
Blue, red, and white LCD screens
Wood sides
For those still using the 1000, it's good to see how we came a long way with this machine.
For those who are new to the 1000, enjoy it to the fullest, and know that if it werent for this forum, many of the things listed above would've never been a reality. The 1000 would've been discontinued almost as fast as a Roland product.
For those who helped pave the way for all the improvements (whether it be OS suggestions, OS development, computer software editors, hardware improvement suggestions, repair services, customizing & cosmetic work, JJ OS manuals, e-books, shared tips & tricks), you all know who you are (too many names to mention) and you all got my respect!
Keep it bangin'!!!!
I've been through hell and back with it, spent alot of money between upgrades, replacement parts, cosmetic parts, JJ OS, etc., and I'm glad that I still have it.
So what's the point of this topic?
The answer to that (aside from celebrating 4 years) is that in all this time, I've seen this machine go from being dissapointing to being one of the best MPCs ever.
I would've never thought back in 2004 that we would have many things that weren't available for this machine (as listed below):
Blue Box
HDM-10 adaptor & hard drive
Black housing kit
JJ OS
Improved pad design
Blue, red, and white LCD screens
Wood sides
For those still using the 1000, it's good to see how we came a long way with this machine.
For those who are new to the 1000, enjoy it to the fullest, and know that if it werent for this forum, many of the things listed above would've never been a reality. The 1000 would've been discontinued almost as fast as a Roland product.
For those who helped pave the way for all the improvements (whether it be OS suggestions, OS development, computer software editors, hardware improvement suggestions, repair services, customizing & cosmetic work, JJ OS manuals, e-books, shared tips & tricks), you all know who you are (too many names to mention) and you all got my respect!
Keep it bangin'!!!!







