MPC 1000 for sale

[cut out]

For Sale – Akai MPC 1000 with 128mb Ram expansion.

Sale Price = £300
Normal Price = £650 (inc. 128 Mb ram expansion)

Price Includes: MPC 1000, 32 Mb compact flash with factory presets, power lead, instruction manual, USB cable
Does not include postage & packaging (estimate £20)


Akai’s newest sequencer & sampler with classic drum machine interface...great fun to use and capable of producing some serious results. Â*


Here’s the spec:

- Established friendly and intuitive user interface of MPC series.
- Easy-to-use MIDI sequencer/drum sampler offering a great alternative to complex computer based products.
- Great-feeling, velocity and pressure sensitive pads for expressive programming.
- A 16 levels function giving you one sound on all pads with varied level, tuning, attack, decay or filter per pad.
- Two separate effects processors and one main out effect processor; all which can be used simultaneously.
- 4-pole filters (two 2-pole filters) filtering for each of the 32 voices.
- Two Q-Link sliders for real time performance control.
- 2 x MIDI In and 2 x MIDI Out.
- 32 MIDI channels.
- 128Mb Ram .
- Internal preset sounds in flash.
- Save/load your sound and sequence data to/from Compact Flash.
- Portable laptopsize - ideal for taking your act on the road.


This unit is in perfect working order but has slight scratching on the front panel logo (see image). The unit also has a slightly depressed F1 button (see image – it's the far left white button below the screen), which is how it was when I bought it – I have never done anything to this as it works fine, but I have knocked a substantial chunk off the asking price as a result.

PM me if you interested.

[decadnids]

check your pm.

there shit bruv.

mpc 2000 bruv

fuk that get sp12000 blud.

[cut out]

fuck it - build your own!

Why you sellin? Saving for the new mpc 2500?

[cut out]

nah... I just decided i would rather be using a different bit of kit. I've enjoyed using the 1k, but I think I will be crossing to the other side and getting an ESX1 - i need to be using something I can interact with a bit more, i certainly don't have the rythmn/patience to get the most of the 1k.

Speaking of which, can anyone tell me what type of power supply the ESX1 has... is it a giant box thingy or a nice small plug typpe affair (u know what i mean i hope... those big power supplies weigh a ton if you are a weak stick insect like me.)

[dainhumain]

The esx1 has its own weird power adaptor

[dan gulberry]

Originally posted by cut out
[b]nah... I just decided i would rather be using a different bit of kit. I've enjoyed using the 1k, but I think I will be crossing to the other side and getting an ESX1 - i need to be using something I can interact with a bit more, i certainly don't have the rythmn/patience to get the most of the 1k. [b]

Buy mine!!! Don't use it at all. It's mint.

It needs love!

dg

ESX1 power supply is your standard heavy brick.

[cut out]

@ Steev, bollocks

@ Dan, interested... pm me!