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Re: [xl7] Why buy a 2500?

2002-10-22 by Nathan Larson

The Proteus 2500 has a faster processor than the XX-7 and P2K.  It also has 
24 bit digital outs where as the XX-7 has 20 bit.  My guess on the faster 
CPU is probably most people using the 2500 would be doing big 32 track 
sequences via a computer and that faster processor would come in handy.  The 
XX-7 has the internal 16 track sequencer and most people would use that 
rather than a computer based sequencer and the 32 channels.  Hence no need 
for the faster CPU.  Just a guess on their thoughts though...

Nathan


>From: "->Nobody<-" <poumtschak@...>
>Reply-To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [xl7] Why buy a 2500?
>Date: Tue, 22 Oct 2002 19:33:08 +0200
>
>I've had the feeling the 2500 and XX-7 were the same beast, sharing
>the same operating system, minus the pads for the rackmount obviously.
>The specs say the 2500 has 3 time the processing power of the *2000*.
>
>I'm I wrong assuming the XX-7 shares the same engine than the 2500,
>for the same price? It's not like the 2500 could more be used as a
>stand-alone hardware sequencer than the XX-7, which are marketed for
>in the first place (be it a la Groovebox/RM1x). So why would the 2500
>have a more powerful CPU?
>
>Or I'm I seriously mistaken here?
>
>ufound12 wrote:
> > I have been doing my web homework and except for speed and Sound
> > Roms, I am guessing the MP-7 has all the same features as the 2500.
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