Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

The Emu hard drive mounting kit is a complete rip off,its basically
4 screws,ide cable(or scsi) and a power cable (non standard).
All these components can be bought from a computer store for
a fraction of the price.However I believe a standard computer
IDE drive power cable may need to have 2 of its pins/wires
swapped around.

I lurve my E6400 it kicks ass!!
craps over soft samplers for sound quality, filters, transposition
etc:))



>One of the great thing about the E-Mu samplers is you can buy the
>lower level 
>Ultra  6400 and upgrade it as your needs and bank account allows to
>turn it 
>into the big Ultra or Platinum versions. These are the same core
>components 
>with different options installed and libraries on CD ROM that are or are not 
>included. I would suggest buying the 6400 if your tight on $$$,
>and your 
>own IDE hard drive as it's typically cheaper than buy the drive from
>the factory 
>.  You may need a kit from e-mu to install the drive, I'm not sure if cable and 
>mounting hardware come with it.
>You WILL need sone sort of storage device. E-Mu has some
>refurbished 
>samplers on their web site at great prices. Also, here's a link to
>e-mu's 
>comparrison chart showing the features of the different models.
>http://www.emu.com/products/e4xtUltra/ultracomparison.html
>
>Havok
>
>--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "studio_6512 <studio6512@c...>" <
>studio6512@c...> wrote:
>> Ok, now I am exploring which E-mu sampler would compliment the MP-
>> 7.  I want to compare it to the Akai MPC2000xl, in price and 
>> features.  thanks for the help.
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