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Question by hitmakers85: akai mpc 2000XL or akai mpc 2500?
how do they add up. which would you prefer..
Best answer:
Answer by gamerathon
I can’t give you a direct answer, as I am more of a synth user, but here is a good resource to try, which includes a forum:
http://www.mpc-tutor.com/
I’d also recommend reading the user reviews at www.harmony-central.com. Scroll down to the Akai section and weigh the varied opinions; sometimes you can get a real eyeful!
Hope that helps.
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