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Sold mmertes an Atari ST; was a pleasure to deal with and would happily do business with again.

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I think @sixersfan105 may have one.

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Bump for further price drops, happy to bundle anything at a discount!

Bought a copy of Microsoft BASIC II from Scooter83 and it was a perfect experience. Wonderful to chat with and will definitely do business with again.

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Had a perfect trade experience with ghost1313. Fun to chat with and will definitely do business with again!

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jetset sold me a Flashback 2 and it was a lovely transaction. Will happily do business with again.

You're the best! No need to spend any time making recordings on your end, that answers my question entirely. Thanks again 🙂

I have two Yamaha MU modules with a TG300 mode and love the sounds, but I'm not sure if a real TG300 and the backwards compatibility mode on the MU modules actually sounds the same or not. Though @NoelleAmelie is an expert on the matter and may know if there's actually any difference in the sample-set?

Must resist urge to buy another MIDI module 😨... awesome price!

Price drops! Offers are welcome as always.

Maybe I'm overlooking it in the price list, but what did you want for Deluxe Invaders?

Really excellent price, good luck with sale!

Thanks everyone! Looks like I've got a 130XE lined up outside the forum, but I'm always happy to entertain trades for Atari machines if anything in my FS/FT thread catches your eye!

I'm fairly certain all PCE CD-ROM² hardware has terrible capacitor issues, not to mention disk drive failure on top of that. I sold all my PCE hardware a while back, it simply wasn't worth the cost or maintenance for me. If you really want to play PCE on real hardware, I would buy a plain old PCE console and then pony up for a Super SD System 3 or whatever from TerraOnion.

You're probably looking at $500-1000, assuming you get a recapped and functional DUO.