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Average rating: 4.3 out of 5

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dorky d a hobbyist user from us, writes:

this sampler, however not quite as good at presenting and representing a sound as any emax sampler, is an advanced insturment by any right. . programming it is interesting, not exactly automatically intuative , but after a while becomes second nature and is actually quite powerful (working the envelopes and filters simotaneously puts s2000 on the border of actual synthesis). produces suprisingly good lead sounds, I like this one!

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Thursday-Oct-08-9898 at 03:16

wayne a hobbyist user from england writes:

well,its sounds pretty good,like the standard kinda sampler of 44k,16 bit kind..but...

when u can buy an output expander,filter expander and effects expander all in1 card for the price

of about 400 pounds for the emu esi32,when these cards cos between 350-400 pounds each for the akai s2000,and the new

yamaha a3000 has effects,filters etc,i think the s2000 could end up being a very costly alternative to these samplers.. ..unfortunately ...i bought the akai s2000.... so emu and extras for about 1300 pounds...

or s200 for about 900 pounds,plus 399,plus 350,plus 350...hmmm...a bit more i think...

Rating: 1 out of 5 posted Wednesday-Aug-05-9898 at 23:34

SIR ELEGANCE (AMIGO RECORDS) a professional user from SAN JOSE CA. USA writes:

FOR THE PRICE THIS BAD BOY CAN'T BE BEAT!!! THE S2000 IS THE ULTIMATE

AFFORDABLE SAMPLER. (ABOUT $899.00 I PICKED MINE UP FOR $699.00 ON SALE)

EXPANDABLE TO 32 MEGS OF RAM W/STANDARD 72 PINN SIMMS. OTHER GOODIES YOU

CAN ADD ON INCLUDE 8 ANALOG OUTS, SAMPLEVERB, DIGITAL INS AND OUTS,

FLASHROM AND IS VERY USER FRIENDLY. THE SMALL SCREEN PRESENTS NO PROBLEMS

ONCE YOU'RE USE TO IT. STILL WANT A BIG SCREEN? NO PROBLEM SPEND $2000.00

MORE AND PICK UP THE S3000XL OTHERWISE DON'T WORRY & BE HAPPY.

A DEFINITE 5 OUT OF 5!!!

Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Wednesday-Aug-05-9898 at 23:34

SYNTHESITE a professional user from www.medstroms.se/~vvbt3 writes:

TOTAL-TOTAL SAMPLER!!! Easy to use. Easy to expand memory. Cheap, but with a LOT of quality. Easy

handling of stereo samples. Upgrades are easy to install, and makes you "grow

with your sampler". Built-in SCSI interface for direct, fast and trouble-free

hookup to any Macintosh. Compatible with sound libraries from Roland S-50/550/

770/750/700, Akai's older machines (S900/950/1000/1100/3000/2800/3200), E-mu's

classic E-III and the rest of their machines (excluding only E-I, E-II and

Emax I). 32 megs of RAM - no problem. 4 times more than on the classic still-

studio-standard S-1000. 32 voices. Quick sampling, excellent sound, no EPS/ASR

clicking when adjusting start/end or looping points. Timestretch sound quality is a thousand times better than on the ESI-32.

And it is white, as well. You will see it in your rack. And you will love it. Graphical editing - really proffessional - software for the Macintosh for FREE! All this for about $900. My advice is: Run for one TODAY! You will NOT be sorry!

Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Wednesday-Aug-05-9898 at 23:34

Jussi Väisänen a hobbyist user from Finland writes:

Equipped with EB16 fx unit it is totally great - you can even route other sound sources through it. The display is little, but it's a minor problem - only when you have to make complex programs with tens of keygroups it's kind of a hard to use... MESA for PC doesn't work very well - it crashed my OS, had to format c: . ... S2000 unit also heats up like hell if you cover it with anything. but-- S2000 was the sampler I was looking for! ; )

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Wednesday-Aug-05-9898 at 23:34

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