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Welp, since I sold off all of my Amiga related items months ago, I still have this monitor consuming my desk space and would really like to get it out of here. I am asking $100 shipped for it (as the shipping will most likely be in the $40-$50 range from past experience). It is in excellent condition, displays a nice crisp, clear and bright image, and includes power cable as well as a Commodore Amiga 500/2000 monitor cable. I also have two Epyx 500XJ joysticks, both brand new in box, unopened. I have had these stored for a LONG time, but they still look like they were just picked up off of a store shelf Asking $30 each plus $5 shipping in the USA.

Atari Jaguar in excellent condition in box with everything it originally included...power supply, gamepad, rf cable, Cybermorph, game overlay and manuals. The box/box insert has very slight wear but is overall in great shape. Any takers? Asking $75. PM if interested!

Looking for a Wii console in great shape with all peripherals etc. Do not need any games. I would prefer boxed complete, and prefer even MORE if it were a launch Wii (or at least a year old) Here's what I'll give up for it: Boxed complete Atari Jaguar. Also includes boxed extra controller and brand new official a/v cable still sealed in bag. Everything is in mint condition, although the box and insert are a little worn from age. Everything that originally came in the box is there (Cybermorph, jag rf, jag power supply, manuals and warranty cards..etc) Boxed C64C computer complete with power supply, rf and manuals. In excellent physical and functional condition. Two Atari 800XL computers - I only have one power supply, but both computers look nearly brand new. Both work perfectly as well. Comes with one power supply and one a/v cable. This comes with an SIO2USB adapter, so that you can hook the 800XL right to your PC and send disk images right to it! No need for drives or disks to play thousands of games! No images will be supplied for obvious reasons, but they are not hard to find with a quick google Commodore Vic-20 in box with all manuals, power supply, a/v cable. Mint physically and works great. I'll even throw in two brand new (yes, brand new) Epyx 500XJ joysticks that will work with any of the computers, as well as both Digital Press guides (collectors guide and advance) Any takers?

Two Commodore monitors for sale: (all shipping inside of the USA only, sorry...shipping not included unless specified) I am asking $100 each for these SHIPPED. From my last experience in shipping a monitor across the states, it ran me nearly $60. So, making $40-$50 for these great monitors shouldn't be alot to ask for Commodore 1902A in excellent condition physically and functionally with owners manual Commodore 1084 in exc condition physically and functionally - Comes with Amiga video cable Commodore Vic-20 in mint condition - includes box/foam, power supply, a/v cable (for modern TV or monitor hookup), and manual. This computer is not yellowed and looks brand new. The picture is colorful and clear. Original gold badge unit. $40 plus shipping Atari 800XL(s) - Two Atari 800XL computers in virtually brand new condition. They both work beautifully. Only one power supply and one a/v cable are included. Take them both with power supply and a/v for $100 shipped Atari Jaguar - In box with everything it originally included, down to the paperwork. Works great, looks perfect. Box is a little shelf worn, but is not really that bad. - $100 shipped Jaguar a/v cable (brand new, sealed in original bag) - $25 Jaguar controller - In box, controller is in perfect condition - $20 Atarimax SIO2PC USB interface - I was using this with the 800XL computers. Works great. Allows you to send disk images to the atari computer, as well as back up disks, utilize internet...just a word of stuff. No atari 8-but computer is complete without one in this day and age! Comes with everything it originally included (USB cable, driver CD, etc) and is literally brand new - $45 Commodore C64C - Newer white/cream model C64. In box, complete with power supply, rf, and all manuals and foam. Not yellowed, looks and works like brand new - $80 plus shipping Epyx 500XJ joysticks (brand new in box opened, new old stock) (x2) - $25 each iTouch2 Nintendo DSi compatible flash cart (brand new) - $25 TTDS Nintendo DSi compatible flashcart (brand new, not fake but official product) (x2) - $25 each Acekard2i Nintendo DSi compatible flashcart (brand new) - $28 4GB Kingston Japan microSDHC card (works with any of the above carts, brand new) - $20 shipped PM if interested! PM if interested!

I am now parting everything out and accepting offers. I ordered a floppy drive to pop back in to one of the Amiga's as well, so if you need an A500 with a floppy drive I will be able to sell this shortly as well. Need an A570 and some games? Amiga with HxC floppy emulator (or just the HxC floppy emulator), or just a nice A500? Shoot an offer via PM! Not only do I have the Commodore 1084 monitor available, but I also have a VERY nice 1902A available with owners manual.

I have decided to sell off my entire Amiga 500(s) setup: HxC Floppy Emulator Amiga 500 with ADRam 540 (2.5MB RAM) and Multistart II rom switcher with 1.3 and 3.1 roms Amiga 500 PAL version in original box with 1MB expansion configured as chipram Amiga A570 CDTV CD-Rom unit, nine caddies (five new), and a few CDTV titles Commodore 1084 Video Monitor in excellent condition Both Amiga's have had their floppy drives removed and a glow in the dark floppy cable has been installed to accommodate the HxC floppy emulator. Basically. you can mount Amiga .ADF images and run them on the A500 as if they were disks. This is the last of three that I had (two have been sold already), nobody is producing them at this point. It is an awesome thing to have...never use a disk again! Here is a link for reference: http://jeanfrancoisdelnero.free.fr/floppy_...ator/index.html The PAL Amiga has been internally modified to allow the A501 RAM expansion to act as chipram...necessary if you use the A570 CD-Rom unit with it and just better all around. This is a PAL Amiga, but can be very easy converted to NTSC (or a switch added) as it is a Rev 6a motherboard. The other Amiga is NTSC, and has an ICD ADRam expansion that loops off of the Gary chip and provides an extra 2MB of ram. This entire system is configured as 1MB of chipram, and 1.5MB of fastram...bring this A500 to a total of 2.5MB of ram. The Multistart II switcher installed internally has the good old 1.3 kick rom onboard, as well as Amiga's final 3.1 kick rom. Switching is as easy as holding CTRL-AMIGA-AMIGA for six seconds. I only have one power supply for both Amiga's, but I also have a cable that allows any ATX PC power supply to be used on an Amiga and will include that as well. Also, I am including a Micromys mouse adapter, which allows any PC PS2 or USB mouse to be used on the Amiga's. Both have a full set of manuals. The A570 CD-Rom unit plugs into the side expansion of the A500, and acts as an audio cd player, cd-rom unit in workbench, and adds CDTV compatibility to the Amiga 500. Quite rare, in awesome condition, and just a very cool device. Comes with the following CDTV/CD-Rom titles all in their original cases and equally in great shape: Defender Of The Crown Lemmings American Heritage Dictionary Advanced Military Systems Fred Fish Collection v1.5 Welcome to CDTV by Commodore Aminet CD-Rom Grolier Encyclopedia New Basics Electronic Cookbook The A570 comes with power supply (same as the A500) and the original floppy disk it included...although you will not need it The Commodore 1084 Monitor is in excellent condition and displays beautifully. One of the nicest displays I have ever laid my eyes on actually! I am a real big fan of these monitors, and it took me a long time to get one in such condition and fully functional. Comes with Amiga monitor cable. I think that covers it. I also have two PAL A520 TV adapters that I have no use for and will throw them in. Perhaps they can be modded for NTSC, or that S-Video mod can be done to them that I read about on the net. I never bothered (because I primarily used the 1084 monitor), so consider these freebies that you can mess around with. I know the round about worth of everything here, but am not looking to make a fortune. I basically want to try to get back at least some of the cash I had spent on these items. I am asking $550 for the lot, but am willing to listen to offers. Warning to most that the shipping is going to be juicy on this one (especially due to the monitor, but maybe we can work something out. I am also known to throw in extras as I find them, so you may get some more items with the lot as well PM if interested.

SNES setup is now pending sale. I can split the Jag setup as well to $100 shipped for the Jag and $90 shipped for the Skunkboard if somebody wants to do that as well. SOLD! New items (no pics yet): Mint condition Commodore Vic-20 with manuals, rf-box, a/v cable, power supply and box (Gold badge type) - $50 Commodore 64C (newer style Commodore 64) mint in box, a/v cable, original cream power supply with all manuals - $80 PAL Amiga 500 in original box, excellent condition - All manuals, original power supply (Euro, but any USA power supply will work), Amiga A501 ram expansion. The board is a Rev 6a, and has been modified to allow the ram expansion to work as Chip memory. So, the total on the machine is 1MB chip. The system has NO floppy drive. The drive was bad and was removed. I used it primarily with the HxC floppy emulator. The PAL system is a bit rarer than the NTSC version, and with the board can easily be converted to NTSC if one so wishes to. $100

BUMP.

More stuff added: SNES with UFO Super Drive that I have modified and added the HxC Floppy Emulator to. Basically a board that replaces the floppy drive completely, and utilizes the PC USB so that you can mount images and run them (*.smc). The board itself was extremely difficult to obtain, and these boards are no longer being manufactured by anyone. The board can be used in a plethora of devices, Amiga, Atari ST, MSX, SNES of course (with copier), and a few others. I had this hooked up to the Amiga for awhile, and it works equally great. The board alone ran me $160 USD shipped to me I believe. The SNES is yellowed and had some cracks on the corners, but it works and comes with a working controller, power supply and a/v cable. I will also include the UFO's original floppy drive just in case you want to restore the UFO to factory standard and use the HxC somewhere else. Finally, the HxC emulator board will include the necessary USB cable to hook it up to the PC, and I will burn you a disk with the software and the Windows driver so that you don't have to bother hunting anything down You can read more on the floppy emulator here (although not in English...I think you'll get the idea): http://jeanfrancoisdelnero.free.fr/floppy_...ator/index.html Looking to get $350 shipped for the entire set. EDIT: I forgot to add that I will also be including a very heavy duty parallel port cable just in case you want to send roms to the UFO with this method, although I think you will be using the HxC instead

Items added: Brand New Skunkboard and Boxed Jaguar: Well, I had *just* received my Skunkboard order a few days ago, as well as a boxed Jaguar (in excellent condition..box is a little shelfworn) with Cybermorph, power supply, rf cable, manuals, Cybermorph overlay, original joypad, Pitfal The Mayan Adventure compete, and another joypad in box as well. Now, with car issues and the need of money, I am selling the board and the Jag setup in one bundle. SOLD! Here is a pic of the skunkboard, the Jag is packed in the closet with other items...so a pic will have to come later on that one, unless of course someone takes the set before then There will be MANY more items to come, as I need to get back on the road.

Payment pending on the 800XL. Others are still available, and I added a few pics because A. someone wanted to see the 128 B. I think you really have to see the MMCReplay/RRnet cased to appreciate it The pic of the 128 has the MMC replay plugged in.

Thanks! The only drawback I had with the monitor is that it needs this odd 8pin DIN to 6pin DIN cable to hook C64's in a chrom/luma way. Luckily, the monitor also has standard composite a/v, and they (along with just about anything that can hook up a/v) look fine. I can use Fed Ex as well if the buyer wants. There is a facility right around the corner from my house.

Selling off some of my spare/reserve stuff. I no longer have room for spare items, so: Atari 800XL Computer - Works perfectly and passes all memory tests. Physically looks near mint as well. Does NOT comes with anything except the unit itself. This was my spare "just in case" unit. $25 takes it! Commodore keyboards: One with the tan F1 keys (Vic-20 style) and the other with the grey F1 keys (Commodore 64 style). Either will work in either system (vic or 64) and both are in near mint condition and fully tested and functional. $15 each Amiga 500 512k ram expansion - Originall A501 expansion module for the Amiga 500. The battery has been removed a long time ago to prevent board corrosion (and the battery was dead anyway). The expansion works just as well nonetheless. $15 Commodore 1902A monitor - This is in EXCELLENT condition. Almost looks brand new. The shipping will be tough on this one, so I guess make an offer. SIIG Cyberserial Dual 16550 UART serial card (PCI) - $10 Amiga A1010 floppy drive internals - The interface board and cable from the internals of a A1010 floppy drive. I gutted the drive to use these with a floppy emulator, and did so for a while. Great if you need to repair an A1010, or if you plan on using it like I did - $8 Commodore 128 - In *primo* condition. Not yellowed at all. This was hard for me to find...as most all are yellowed in one form or another. I never take advantage of the C128 functionality, so I am fine with my C64. The computer comes with power supply and chroma/luma monitor cable, as well as 80-column RGB cable. The manuals for the computer are also included. $100 MMC Replay + RR-Net - Awesome dev cart for the C64/C128. You can mount D64 files, natively run PRG files, write D64 to disk (even through ethernet)...this list goes on. Takes standard SD cards and connects to your ethernet. As most know, the MMC Replay and RR-Net have to be purchased seperately, and even then it does not come in a cartridge case. You have to make the case, and it is a bitch...I know This particular unit is cased and the case looks perfect. $150 SHIPPED (in the USA) SOLD! Commodore Amiga 500 - Heavily modified. There is a rom switcher installed in which you can switch between 1.3 and 3.1 roms on the fly with a keystroke, and an ICD Adram 540 installed. Current ram config is 1MB of chip, 1.5MB of fast...a total of 2.5MB of ram. The only drawback is that the floppy drive was dead and was removed. Just replace the floppy drive and you are good to go. $125 Shipping is NOT included with these prices. I do not gouge on shipping, and will charge you exactly what it will cost to your locale. PM if interested! More to come...

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Got mine today! Thank you! Looks great. I am currently without a Jag unfortunately, but one should be here in a few days. Can't wait to give it a whirl! I may look into making a case as well. I just got done creating cases for two MMC Reply/RR-Net (C64) combos...and what a bitch that was This may be a little easier...

I am currently in need of a nice condition Atari Jaguar with power supply, two joysticks, and an A/V cable. I do not need any games. What I have to trade: Amiga 500 setup: Very nice condition A500 with rare rev 6a motherboard. Two modifications have been done to the system: Mounted PAL/NTSC switch - Switch resides on the top of the computer (so it does not hinder any connections) Flip it to the left and boot into PAL, flip it to the right and you are in NTSC. Chipram mod - The computer has the 512k ram expansion, which would normally give you 512k of slow ram combined with the 512k of chip ram that the Amiga has on the board. With this modification however, the expansion memory acts as CHIP ram, making the total 1MB of chip ram on the computer. This is important because it allows you to load larger mods, hold more graphic data in memory, play better demos, use the A570 Cd-rom unit...in short...it makes it better The system also comes with two copies of Workbench 1.3, original mouse, A520 video adapter (to hook it up to a TV if you do not have a Commodore monitor), power supply, and an original copy of Deluxe Paint III. So, if you have an extra (physically nice and functional!) Atari Jag you want to swap, shoot me a PM!

Ehh, they all suck. Give me the M.U.P.I.D.!! http://www.old-computers.com/museum/comput...st=1&c=1112

The 1581 is boxed? No, sorry. It never saw a box

1581 drive in like-new condition with original power supply, original manual, serial cable, and original 1581 utilities disk. As stated earlier, the drive is in primo condition. I will also throw in a 5-pack of new 3 1/2 DS/DD floppy disks to get you rolling. $100 CMD Swiftlink RS232 cartridge: Cart to allow serial connections. Was originally designed to make use of modems, but can be used today to connect to an available serial port on the PC and utilize the PC's network connection to do neat this (like run a telnet BBS). I'll even throw in a 10FT serial cable. $60 Epyx Fast Load Cartridge: Great utility cart that does much more but is widely remembered for..well...loading your disks faster . $20 Shipping is not included, but I only charge actual shipping to your location. PM if interested in anything, and we will work out the shipping at that time. I will be adding more to this thread throughout the week. Thanks!

You don't happen to have an 8-pin DIN to 6-pin DIN monitor cable, do you? This is the odd-ball cable that allows the c64/c128 to hook up to the 1902a monitor. Been looking for one for awhile now!

Sorry, sold...luckily to a member here that is local

Heh, you DID buy it...on ebay for $15 the other day It goes out tomorrow btw

I kind of just want to get this stuff out of the house and free up some room. After finding my old ST's ram was defective (or maybe CPU...who knows) I parted that out and sold the casing and keyboard. Now I have the monitor, boxed modem, boxed external drive, Atari mouse, an internal drive (that came out of the 1040 STf), an internal power supply that came out of the same computer, a box of I believe 10 disks (one an original Atari Language disk), and an Atari 1040STf owners manual. I'd love to get rid of it all in one shot without dealing with ebay honestly. How does $120 for everything shipped sound? I can only ship inside of the USA however. Please help me get my house clean

SOLD!