abbadon665

this is kind of an odd question but it's just something i've noticed over the past few months. over the past while i've been looking around ebay looking for a good 2600 deal when i realized something in my search. It seems as though light sixers (mostly woodgrain version) tend to be quite a bit cheaper than the 4 switchers and obviously the heavy sixers. Is there a reason for this? i've always loved the six switcher more than the 4 switch but im just wondering if there's a reason why they're cheaper or if it's just a coincidence?

hey everyone! I'm new to atari collecting so this is my first post on this awsome site. I recentley bought an atari 2600 light sixer and i played it for a few days and it decided to bug out on me. It still seems to be working but the picture is really weird. it just makes a loud hissing type sound and displays bright colored lines. Anyway,, im not that technical so i can't fix it myself so i'm looking for a replacement console.. anything that'll play 2600 carts is ok with me. not looking to spend over 100$ on it though since it's all i can afford at the moment. So if you have a console you'd be willing to sell it'd be very appreciated. Also, im looking for a dragonfire cart, it's one of my all time favourites in the 2600 library and i can't seem to find a decentley priced one on ebay. So if you've got one lying around then give me a message. Thanks alot guys and expect more from me in the forums in the near Future! PS. If you think you might know what's wrong with my atari, i'll gladly post some pics on what it's doing.