JamesD Posted August 11, 2017 Share Posted August 11, 2017 I'm selling my brother's Amiga 2000. It has a GVP SCSI controller with 2MB RAM, HD and CDROM drive.A GVP 68030 board clocked at 33MHz. Has on board IDE controller but I've never used it.Single floppy drive.I *think* the hard drive is a 40.The battery was removed over a decade ago when he stopped using it. It probably has a 68010 as well. Includes Keyboard and mouse.I also have a 1084 monitor but I don't have the proper monitor cable. His wife packed it away somewhere. I'd prefer this be picked up due to the size and weight. That and PayPal decided to hold funds from my last transaction because I haven't sold anything in a long time.Member since 2002 and they pull that. I guess they like to draw interest on our money.The machine is located in the Nebraska panhandle (that's the West end), but I could probably arrange pickup near Colorado SpringsI'll post pics once I get the beast fired up. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eightbit Posted August 11, 2017 Share Posted August 11, 2017 These are great systems, sounds almost like mine I have a 68030 and a 68010 on the board, the GVP SCSI card, 1084S monitor....but I also have 128MB of memory and a megachip amongst other things. I paid $350 alone just for my A2000 and the GVP SCSI card *before* the accelerator and other stuff I added. The accelerator ran me another $175. Just to give you an idea of what you should be looking for. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JamesD Posted August 13, 2017 Author Share Posted August 13, 2017 I'm going to post photos later tonight once my new month starts with my ISP. I'm out of bandwidth. I had to use the B&W video out because I don't have the monitor cable. It definitely works and the bro is looking for the cable..The mouse button needs a new micro-switch for the left button. Too much clicky. My brother has the original 68000 CPU, so I think I've going to swap CPUs and keep the 68010 for another machine. Hey, it has a 68030, is something doesn't run on that you might need the 68000 anyway.I get an error from the CD booting up,but that might just be because the drivers aren't loaded correctly. It ejects and closes fine. The battery was removed more than a decade ago when my brother stopped using it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shift838 Posted August 13, 2017 Share Posted August 13, 2017 I'm selling my brother's Amiga 2000. It has a GVP SCSI controller with 2MB RAM, HD and CDROM drive. A GVP 68030 board clocked at 33MHz. Has on board IDE controller but I've never used it. Single floppy drive. I *think* the hard drive is a 40. The battery was removed over a decade ago when he stopped using it. It probably has a 68010 as well. Includes Keyboard and mouse. I also have a 1084 monitor but I don't have the proper monitor cable. His wife packed it away somewhere. I'd prefer this be picked up due to the size and weight. That and PayPal decided to hold funds from my last transaction because I haven't sold anything in a long time. Member since 2002 and they pull that. I guess they like to draw interest on our money. The machine is located in the Nebraska panhandle (that's the West end), but I could probably arrange pickup near Colorado Springs I'll post pics once I get the beast fired up. Look into Google Wallet. They don't take as much as paypal at all and I have never gotten flagged when I don't do any transactions for a while. PayPal is a SCAM, owned by Ebay so they get money from Ebay and the Transaction. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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