Why don't you have this machine anymore? If ya don't mind me asking. Im getting the Isla S2400 next. Basically the same as the SP12 except with a few extra bells and whistles and they are not as overpriced as that Rossum machine. Tight beat homie! Salute!
@@TeddyRockSteady good question honestly I had thought I have enough money on my checking from this credit union company that I have joined back in 2019 and I had thought that I had $4000 on my checkings which I did but what happened was that they had put $4000 in my checkings cause they told me that I had told them once and confirmed those $4000 and I had to pay them back and I didn’t want to deal with that anymore so I had resale that bad boy in order to avoid the $4000 debt 💸. If not I would have still have it . But I will soon by the S2400 cause to be honest they sound exact the same , same sound engine people say that it doesn’t , but me coming from an Rossum Sp1200 user is the same thing no different on Sound Engine ! Word up brother ! And yes you can’t go wrong with the Price on the Isla S2400
@@DustyBeatking They do sound the same. I forget who it was on here that demonstrated them side by side running through a flat channel. They sound identical. They also have expansion effects that should be out or coming out soon for them. I think its a user installed board you can get from them
@@TeddyRockSteady yeah I was watching it right now and is a DSP Card that attaches to the other inside of the s2400 so this a plus for this unit something that the Rossum sp1200 can’t not do !
@@DustyBeatking I am glad you spoke on that, because for some if it's not an SP1200, then it ain't it. But since you are coming from an SP1200 and you say the S2400 from Isla sounds the same, then why pay $4,000?
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@@leibweiss what time you going live today ?
@@DustyBeatking I went live tonight
@@leibweiss let me know when you’re gonna go live before you start your live videos
Why don't you have this machine anymore? If ya don't mind me asking. Im getting the Isla S2400 next. Basically the same as the SP12 except with a few extra bells and whistles and they are not as overpriced as that Rossum machine. Tight beat homie! Salute!
@@TeddyRockSteady good question honestly I had thought I have enough money on my checking from this credit union company that I have joined back in 2019 and I had thought that I had $4000 on my checkings which I did but what happened was that they had put $4000 in my checkings cause they told me that I had told them once and confirmed those $4000 and I had to pay them back and I didn’t want to deal with that anymore so I had resale that bad boy in order to avoid the $4000 debt 💸. If not I would have still have it . But I will soon by the S2400 cause to be honest they sound exact the same , same sound engine people say that it doesn’t , but me coming from an Rossum Sp1200 user is the same thing no different on Sound Engine ! Word up brother ! And yes you can’t go wrong with the Price on the Isla S2400
@@DustyBeatking They do sound the same. I forget who it was on here that demonstrated them side by side running through a flat channel. They sound identical. They also have expansion effects that should be out or coming out soon for them. I think its a user installed board you can get from them
@@TeddyRockSteady yeah I was watching it right now and is a DSP Card that attaches to the other inside of the s2400 so this a plus for this unit something that the Rossum sp1200 can’t not do !
@@DustyBeatking I am glad you spoke on that, because for some if it's not an SP1200, then it ain't it. But since you are coming from an SP1200 and you say the S2400 from Isla sounds the same, then why pay $4,000?
@@davidscott2095 we are all going to catch hell from the sp12 heads for this convo. But this needs to be known