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Lerxst · 24th January 2008

I've had an MC3000 in the studio for about six years or so, and it has been very slutty purchase. I think I paid around 700 US for it new. I will say that it is a fairly complex beasty but with that comes a very good bit of flexibility. The company that makes it is called Viscount out of Italy, although I am not sure who retails this board - you could easily email them. The manual is posted on their website, and is a long read if I remember correctly

The key action on the MC3000 has a great feel IMO however, feel, is fairly subjective and a personal preference that should probably not be taken alone by one persons opinion - mine included. Having said that, I did buy the controller sight unseen for the features and price alone and was pleasantly surprised by the action and feel. Personally I think I would have paid $1500 to $2000 for this without blinking - I like it that much.

Here is the link to their website, and the picture attached is the one I have in the studio.

Viscount

Cheers,

~Lerxst

24th January 2008	#9
Lerxst Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Out there! Posts: 288	MC3000 I've had an MC3000 in the studio for about six years or so, and it has been very slutty purchase. I think I paid around 700 US for it new. I will say that it is a fairly complex beasty but with that comes a very good bit of flexibility. The company that makes it is called Viscount out of Italy, although I am not sure who retails this board - you could easily email them. The manual is posted on their website, and is a long read if I remember correctly The key action on the MC3000 has a great feel IMO however, feel, is fairly subjective and a personal preference that should probably not be taken alone by one persons opinion - mine included. Having said that, I did buy the controller sight unseen for the features and price alone and was pleasantly surprised by the action and feel. Personally I think I would have paid $1500 to $2000 for this without blinking - I like it that much. Here is the link to their website, and the picture attached is the one I have in the studio. Viscount Cheers, ~Lerxst Attached Thumbnails __________________ "XY: One Earthworks SR-30 shoved up each nostril. This will probably yield the most phase coherent potato chip crunching."