SOLD: FS: Working 520STe, SC1224 monitor, Seagate SCSI drive

[GerryL]

Hi, gang --

 

I've got a fully functional Atari 520STe system, complete with an external Seagate Hard Drive and color SC1224 monitor. Both the computer and monitor have their original boxes and the styrofoam packing they came in. The system boots and works fine. Please see the attached photos. I thought I'd offer it here to people who I know will appreciate it, before it goes on eBay. This system has been carefully stored in a climate controlled environment, so it's in great shape.

 

Please make me an offer. Shipping is extra. Please email me with questions I can answer on a smartphone (rather than PM me, since I'm going to be out of town with limited internet access until August 5 and may not be able to get on to this forum). Email: gerryleone@earthlink.net

 

I barely remember how to run this thing, so details may vary slightly from what I describe:

 

Atari 520STe -- running NeoDesk4, Geneva Multitasking, and Universal Item Selector, plus several other boot-up programs. NeoDesk reports the computer has 2,704,740 bytes of ST RAM. I still even have the cardboard floppy drive protector insert. The Atari Mouse has only been used once -- to take the photos -- and comes in its original bubble wrap. Still has styrofoam ball protector intact. I also have some sort of Beetle mouse which doesn't appear to work. Comes with the original Owner's Manual, plus an STe Addendum sheet from Atari.

 

SC1224 monitor -- the volume dial seems sticky, but otherwise produces a sharp, color picture

 

Seagate 1096N 84meg SCSI hard drive, complete with SCSI cable and ICD adapter. Contains 5 partitions. Software apparently loaded on it includes a bunch of games (Millipede clone, Centipede clone, Hoyle, Star Raiders port, Monopoly, plus a bunch more). Original docs and disks for Master Tracks Pro MIDI software.

 

Misc Hardware: Microdeal Clock Module plug-in, Parallel-to-Midi plug by Hands-On MIDI software, 3 brand new boxes of 3M floppy disks (bonus packs with 11 disks each!), all cables and plugs.

 

I loved this system back in the day!

Edited August 11, 2012 by GerryL