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Great price! I think I recognize you from way back on FamicomWorld... If I didn't have so many XEs I would be very tempted.

Great seller, super fast ship, will absolutely do business with again. A+++++++

Just got my order in and that may have been the fastest shipping I've ever seen! Many thanks — very excited to try TAC/SCAN.

Sounds like a plan, I appreciate it!

@bent_pin I'll take a look at the loose carts, and I'd be interested in checking out the console if you're planning to list. Thanks!

Interested in asking price on the Coleco stuff 👀

what are you asking?

Friendly bump, offers always welcome.

Howdy! Offers always welcome! Atari 600XL w/ (external) 64K RAM Expansion and mechanical keyboard - $120 shipped CONUS - Internal RAM was bad and removed - Appears to have had a keyboard replacement done in the distant past; keyboard connector on logic board is 100% functional but a bit worse for wear, see pics. New BMOW ADB-USB Wombat w/ Black Acrylic Case - $45 shipped CONUS KORG Electribe 2 Sampler (CIB, nearly new) - $200 shipped CONUS Tascam DP-004 Multi-Track Digital Recorder - $50 shipped CONUS EZ Flash Jr. (GB/C Flash Cart, Open Box) - $30 shipped CONUS - Opened box to upgrade firmware (Now works on Analogue Pocket!)

Hello all, I sold one of these a couple years back and now they appear to have vanished from all the usual Chinese sites (I asked the original seller too...). At any rate, I actually have a need for one now and I can't recall who I sold it to. If you have one you're not using, I'd like to buy it from you!

Ah I misread, entirely my fault. Thanks!

Are those 800XLs or 600XLs? The 16KB RAM specification is throwing me for a loop.

Awesome, thanks so much! edit: Well that was easy, I love this thing.

Is the AUTORUN feature in the current firmware build? I'd like to use mine as a standalone BASIC cart with my FujiNet for network file storage. At any rate if there's a whole separate build for the AUTORUN version I would love to find a copy. I searched through this thread but it's a bit hard to tell what is what.

This is really great — drastically easier to use than legacy DOSs for those who didn't grow up using them!