Amiga - Huge lot of Amiga HW and SW

[tta583]

Not posted in a long time. I still have all of my Atari stuff, actually picked up more. The last few years I have shifted to arcade so I have been hanging out on KLOV.

Anyway, I am re-organizing and thinning out as I put things away after a move. I have a rather large collection of Amiga hardware and Software that is a bit outside the scope of my collections. So, while it's all out and accessible I thought I would shop it around a bit. Here are the high points:

 

Amiga 500.

Amiga 2000 with internal 5 1/4 and 3 1/2 floppy drives.

Sharp JX-100 Scanner.

DC TV From Digital Creations.

Bodega Bay External Storage and Bus expander for the Amiga 500.

The 500 has (in the Bodega Bay ) a DataFlyer Plus card providing SCSI and IDE support as well as an attached hard drive.

The 500 has (in the Bodega Bay ) a DataFlyer RAM card with (I believe) 4 MEG of RAM.

2 x External 3 1/2" floppy drives and cable.

External SCSI CD ROM drive.

A box full of the CD shuttles for the CD ROM drive.

Commodore Mouse and keyboard.

Commodore branded Speakers.

Cases of manuals.

Software. Cases and cases, boxes and boxes of software. I can not describe the amount of software. Cases of stacked flip files full of floppies. Boxes of loose floppies.

 

I want it all to go as a lot. I am not interested in parting it out. As there is so much it would be for pickup. Speaking of pickup, you may need one..or a decent sized car. I am located in Louisville, Ky.

 

Price wise I am open. I am not looking to give it away by any means but I am not looking for top dollar. A trade is always acceptable...especially if it's arcade related.

 

If you have any questions I would suggest an e-mail as I don't check here but every few months. cllouisville at gmail dot com.

 

brent

[Toraborakid]

do you have an actual price in mind?

 

 

if its right i might drive out there from new jersey..

[tta583]

In answering some questions I hooked up the 500 and snapped a pic of it running. It did have some errors when it came up in that it looked like it was trying to find some devices. The stack of floppies and the CD ROM were sill in a box. I just wanted to get it booted.

While pulling out cables I did discover a second mouse (one is a Commodore, the other a generic) as well as a spare Sony CD-ROM drive in an anti-static bag buried in the bottom of the loose HW box.

 

The monitor is not included in the lot! It's my test bench monitor.

Edited July 6, 2011 by tta583