Hopefully most Akai owners will never have to witness their beloved music machine being gutted like this MPC2500 was. It’s not exactly pretty sight, but fascinating stuff for those that have been curious about the innards of a sampler/sequencer/drum machine.
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I hope that shit was broken dead… cuz it just hurts my eyes to see that.
I hope he dropped a diamond in there or something…I see no point of doing that…
Not interesting at all.
What the hell was the point of this! I’m sure he had a good reason for doing this, but what the hell makes you think anyone would wanna watch this!!! Stop wastin my time with vids like this!
The beat was better than the vid. Did he make that with that MPC he deconstructed?
Pff the inside of my MPC60 is way more interesting then this 😀
was interesting! pretty nice to see, but why the hell did he do this.. he coukd ust open the back without deinstalling the front first…ye but the diamond story sounds good to me..haha
I had my reasons, I will return to record a video mounting the machine and setting the machine to work.
regardssss
Looking forward to seeing it.
i bought a 2500 brand new like 2 years ago, and there’s already many buttons that still works, but let’s say not flawlessly, so i might have to do that at some point. Ok obviously not that much but still it was interesting to watch and i am looking forward to see the next video !
i will take a video tonight and i´ ll send to the page. Regards from Spain
The background beat is dope!.. Who is it???
the song is by Dimlite. Sorry, but im too bussy whit the job, iwill record the video soon. Regardsss